Teaching basic handwashing wouldn't hurt either. I was my hands before and after usign a keyboard, after bathroom trips, after eatting, and whenever I just feel the need.
IANAP(sychiatrist) but this sounds like a clear cut case of Obsessive-Compulisive disorder.
The fact that the software is on the device means they have given you a binary. (does the device recompile the software everytime it boots or something?) GPL doesn't say you get source when you get "access" to the binaries, you get the source when you get the binaries.
Considering that prefetching happens while you are currently reading a page and presumably not using your bandwidth, users get better performance from their dialup than when prefetching isn't working. Think about it...
But 7 percent said their first reaction is the hit the computer, Johnson said, a step that's rarely productive.
That implies that sometimes it *is* productive? If there is any chance whatsoever of me getting my deleted files back (1 in a billion?) I'll hit the computer everytime!
Well, I do have a gig and a half of memory in the system. But that said, the make.conf that I started with had that as an example, and I went with the default, only changing the CPU type. That said, I have changed from O3 to O2 in my make.conf, that easy. =)
Why not let the maintainer do it, and save yourself the time and trouble? It's a much more efficient setup.
2 words: USE flags. USE flags affect the./configure script to enable or disable features. Have a program that likes to be compiled against GPM, but you are never at a console or your machine doesn't have a mouse? -gpm in the use flags and your software will never compile in support for gpm. There are dozens of examples, and while optimizations in gcc don't do much, library support *IS* useful for both keeping out what you don't want/need and for making sure you have what you do want and need.
For the record: My USE flags are:
USE="-3dfx 3dnow X acpi aim apache2 -apm arts bash-completion bzlib cdr cdparanoia -cjk crypt dvd dvdread -emacs -emacs-w3 encode ftp -gnome java kde mbox -maildir mime mmx mozilla mp3 mpeg mysql ogg oggvorbis oscar perl png qt samba ssl vcd -voodoo3 -xinerama xmms sse"
And my cflags are: -mcpu=athlon-xp -O3 -pipe. As you can see, my USE flags are much more specific than my CFLAGS. Have you ever tried portage? It is the reason I switched to gentoo in the first place.
It's a heavy metal, and heavy metals are horribly bad for you. Think lead or mercury poisoning. Even if DU is safe radioactively, heavy metals screw with your body just by virtue of being a heavy metal. They used to use tungsten instead of depleted uranium, and thats a heavy metal too.
you can no longer back up to the beginning of a program from the middle (ReplayTV: 0 JUMP) because the button to jump from segment to segment gets re-used as 30-second skip.
Easy to jump those segments with the 30 second skip set. For Replay it's 2 buttons, just press Fast Forward or Rewind then the 30 second skip button. Will skip forwards or backwards to the next segment.
It's all an odds game. Currently, the chances of a shuttle problem is ~50:1 against. The statistical chance of two 50:1 occurances happening directly one after the other are rather low. (Not impossible, but certainly low enough to have reasonable assurance that the second will succeed.)
How about I take 1/10th of your paycheck every week, no big deal right? You may call yourself "`victim'" in that case, eh? Idiot.
While I agree this is theft of service and morally wrong, you are incorrect in your assessment that it's taking 1/10 of the companie's paycheck for this service.
#1: The bikes still functioned the same for regular riders, they could call up and get the information to rent the bike.
#2: There is no way that all of the people riding the modified bikes did so by using the hack. Only the people in the CCC know the code to do so.
When the boss sees it, he'll help you build a Lego Pinkslip. (Do they come in pink?)
I know you were trying to be funny, but the Lego desk was actually promised in the guy's Employment contract. It was the "boss" who purchased the desk.
PS You now have a free timeslot there. LAX met the chopping axe a couple of weeks ago.
D'oh, the wife really enjoyed that show. (I thought it was pretty good too.) We'll prolly continue to download the Lost episodes though, because my wife also likes Jack and Bobby. (starts at 9:00)
Actually on my TiVo box I can specify if I want to start recording a show X-number of minutes early or late and if I want it to run long, etc. So maybe you're running an old box or maybe you don't know how to use your TiVo;)
Or maybe you have a magic TiVo box that none of the rest of the world does. TiVo allows you to start recording early, or stop recording late, but you can't start recording late/stop recording early.
I.E. You can make the TiVo record longer the the show is, but you can't make it record shorter than the show is, unless you set the show to record with a manual start/stop time. (Which is dumb for those 1 minute over shows)
Right now I download my episodes of Lost online, because they were running a minute over and screwing up the shows that came after them. I record LAX in that timeslot instead.
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AWESOME Advice. But please explain how this helps when there is no credit card involved? The very first line of his post says it's on his landline phone bill.
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But there are some up sides too!
Like...?
diaper changes in your 80's.
Teaching basic handwashing wouldn't hurt either. I was my hands before and after usign a keyboard, after bathroom trips, after eatting, and whenever I just feel the need.
IANAP(sychiatrist) but this sounds like a clear cut case of Obsessive-Compulisive disorder.
By that argument, it was also the British who fought for independance.
And they sure did kick their own asses!
Unfortunately, the guy who wrote that page was laid off with the voyager cuts.
The fact that the software is on the device means they have given you a binary. (does the device recompile the software everytime it boots or something?) GPL doesn't say you get source when you get "access" to the binaries, you get the source when you get the binaries.
I'm on dial-up at home
Considering that prefetching happens while you are currently reading a page and presumably not using your bandwidth, users get better performance from their dialup than when prefetching isn't working. Think about it...
But 7 percent said their first reaction is the hit the computer, Johnson said, a step that's rarely productive.
That implies that sometimes it *is* productive? If there is any chance whatsoever of me getting my deleted files back (1 in a billion?) I'll hit the computer everytime!
Well, I do have a gig and a half of memory in the system. But that said, the make.conf that I started with had that as an example, and I went with the default, only changing the CPU type. That said, I have changed from O3 to O2 in my make.conf, that easy. =)
Why not let the maintainer do it, and save yourself the time and trouble? It's a much more efficient setup.
./configure script to enable or disable features. Have a program that likes to be compiled against GPM, but you are never at a console or your machine doesn't have a mouse? -gpm in the use flags and your software will never compile in support for gpm. There are dozens of examples, and while optimizations in gcc don't do much, library support *IS* useful for both keeping out what you don't want/need and for making sure you have what you do want and need.
2 words: USE flags. USE flags affect the
For the record: My USE flags are:
USE="-3dfx 3dnow X acpi aim apache2 -apm arts bash-completion bzlib cdr cdparanoia -cjk crypt dvd dvdread -emacs -emacs-w3 encode ftp -gnome java kde mbox -maildir mime mmx mozilla mp3 mpeg mysql ogg oggvorbis oscar perl png qt samba ssl vcd -voodoo3 -xinerama xmms sse"
And my cflags are: -mcpu=athlon-xp -O3 -pipe. As you can see, my USE flags are much more specific than my CFLAGS. Have you ever tried portage? It is the reason I switched to gentoo in the first place.
Presumably you would have a phone plugged into a different jack in the house for your inside calls.
You do know that you can set your Tivo season pass to start a few minutes early? Its in the season pass options.
Yes, that works great when you want to record one show from 7:00-8:00 and then lost (starting 3 minutes early) from 7:57-8:03
Oh wait, thats not possible.
they dont cause cancer, they reduce the immune systems ability to fight it off.
Getting shot in the head doesn't kill you, it reduces your body's ability to keep your brains inside your skull.
It's a heavy metal, and heavy metals are horribly bad for you. Think lead or mercury poisoning. Even if DU is safe radioactively, heavy metals screw with your body just by virtue of being a heavy metal. They used to use tungsten instead of depleted uranium, and thats a heavy metal too.
how long until state treasuries across the country subpoena Amazon.com or other big online retailers to collect unpaid sales taxes?
18 months. You heard it here.
I do believe you missed the point of his post.
wow, I previewed that 3 times and still had errors. instead of "For Replay it's 2 buttons" it should be "Like Replay, it's 2 buttons"
you can no longer back up to the beginning of a program from the middle (ReplayTV: 0 JUMP) because the button to jump from segment to segment gets re-used as 30-second skip.
Easy to jump those segments with the 30 second skip set. For Replay it's 2 buttons, just press Fast Forward or Rewind then the 30 second skip button. Will skip forwards or backwards to the next segment.
It's all an odds game. Currently, the chances of a shuttle problem is ~50:1 against. The statistical chance of two 50:1 occurances happening directly one after the other are rather low. (Not impossible, but certainly low enough to have reasonable assurance that the second will succeed.)
How about I take 1/10th of your paycheck every week, no big deal right? You may call yourself "`victim'" in that case, eh? Idiot.
While I agree this is theft of service and morally wrong, you are incorrect in your assessment that it's taking 1/10 of the companie's paycheck for this service.
#1: The bikes still functioned the same for regular riders, they could call up and get the information to rent the bike.
#2: There is no way that all of the people riding the modified bikes did so by using the hack. Only the people in the CCC know the code to do so.
Given the challenges facing today's nuclear reactors, they have long dreamed of harnessing the same energy source that powers the sun.
Uh...Solar power anyone?
The sun powers solar power, Fusion powers the sun.
When the boss sees it, he'll help you build a Lego Pinkslip. (Do they come in pink?)
I know you were trying to be funny, but the Lego desk was actually promised in the guy's Employment contract. It was the "boss" who purchased the desk.
PS You now have a free timeslot there. LAX met the chopping axe a couple of weeks ago.
D'oh, the wife really enjoyed that show. (I thought it was pretty good too.) We'll prolly continue to download the Lost episodes though, because my wife also likes Jack and Bobby. (starts at 9:00)
Actually on my TiVo box I can specify if I want to start recording a show X-number of minutes early or late and if I want it to run long, etc. So maybe you're running an old box or maybe you don't know how to use your TiVo ;)
Or maybe you have a magic TiVo box that none of the rest of the world does. TiVo allows you to start recording early, or stop recording late, but you can't start recording late/stop recording early.
I.E. You can make the TiVo record longer the the show is, but you can't make it record shorter than the show is, unless you set the show to record with a manual start/stop time. (Which is dumb for those 1 minute over shows)
Right now I download my episodes of Lost online, because they were running a minute over and screwing up the shows that came after them. I record LAX in that timeslot instead.
> What has so much data?
/dev/zero ;P ?
Yeah, but that compresses pretty easy.
Want Advice? Call your credit card company and tell them.
AWESOME Advice. But please explain how this helps when there is no credit card involved? The very first line of his post says it's on his landline phone bill.