Just to comment that this has been working flawlessly for me and others for days. In addition to much reduced load, AVG will be getting the combined load with an appropriate message in their logs.
Note it's quite safe for valid IE 6.0 users as it checks for very specific user agent strings that most IE 6.0 users don't in fact have. In addition the referrer must be blank and the Accept-encoding header must be missing.
Also I'm using a 307 redirect so so that potentially non linkscanner clients will keep checking the latest rules. This also allows you to change the redirect destination without worrying about cached old redirects.
Are you sure about that? Perhaps you only heard about it last Saturday? For me it was definitely getting hosed at 09:30 (GMT) last friday (24th Mar). My domain wouldn't resolve, and their web admin interface was seriously slow, and they had a news item about it on their homepage. I was just about able to change the DNS servers for my domain away from joker to my hosted server. Their web servers currently show about the same amount of lag, so I presume one can still change the DNS servers for their domains.
Actually that should be just X not -X. Anyway that may be a little drastic as it causes no terminal initialisation to occur which may affect things like cursor keys etc.
Other useful LESS options to add to the environment variable are F to auto exit if only one page, and Q to not ring the bell.
If you want to turn off this "clear screen" thingy for all your terminal apps do:
X' clipboard confused my when I started so I made these notes:
X has 2 clipboards. There is a selection buffer which is updated automatically when you select any text. You can paste from this buffer by clicking the middle mouse button.
Then there is the clipboard (which can be managed using the xclipboard utility), which works like the windows equivalent (Ctrl+Insert or Ctrl+c for copy, and Shift+Insert or Ctrl+v for paste) Note gnome-terminal uses Shift+Ctrl+c and Shift+Ctrl+v instead.
Note when you copy something in an X application and you close it, the content of the clipboard and selection buffer is lost (unless you use an external app to manage the clipboard (like xclipboard)).
Yep, Network Associates aquired Deersoft, the makers of spamassassin in Jan 2003 (one month after this patent was filed). I know the main guy behind spamassassin Justin Mason is very opposed to software patents.
You can get a lot of the way with dd/bzip2/ssh However if you want bells and whistles like progress bars etc, then have a look at partimage. BTW, I asked question 3.1 in the FAQ.
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Just to comment that this has been working flawlessly for me and others for days.
In addition to much reduced load, AVG will be getting the combined load with an appropriate message in their logs.
Note it's quite safe for valid IE 6.0 users as it checks for very specific user agent strings that most IE 6.0 users don't in fact have.
In addition the referrer must be blank and the Accept-encoding header must be missing.
Also I'm using a 307 redirect so so that potentially non linkscanner clients will keep checking the latest rules.
This also allows you to change the redirect destination without worrying about cached old redirects.
I try to keep this list of Google open source luminaries up to date
Are you sure about that? Perhaps you only heard about it last Saturday?
For me it was definitely getting hosed at 09:30 (GMT) last friday (24th Mar).
My domain wouldn't resolve, and their web admin interface was seriously slow,
and they had a news item about it on their homepage.
I was just about able to change the DNS servers for my domain away from joker to my hosted server.
Their web servers currently show about the same amount of lag,
so I presume one can still change the DNS servers for their domains.
Their website is still functional enough to allow
one to change the DNS servers away from [abc].ns.joker.com
I did this last for my domain.
http://www.pixelbeat.org/docs/disk/
Total noise.
I've been reading every day from the start
no longer, bye.... hello digg.com
That wiki is very slow!
Here's my summary of screen:
http://www.pixelbeat.org/lkdb/screen.html
Here's a script to auto gen those options for gcc:
http://www.pixelbeat.org/scripts/gcccpuopt
on the linux kernel mailing list
It's not surprising that the fastest typist uses the dvorak layout, since it is nearly optimum for english text and three row keyboards.
Doesn't correlate with here or here
Microsoft Mirth
For the same reason his email address
is r@google.com rather than rob@google.com
or God forbid rob.pike@google.com
Pity squatters already have ggle.com
The most anti capitalist thing I
can think of is a monopoly, and
we all know Microsoft is one.
Actually that should be just X not -X.
/rmcup=, /; s/smcup=[^,]*, /smcup=, /' > /tmp/$TERM.src /tmp/$TERM.src /tmp/$TERM.src
Anyway that may be a little drastic as
it causes no terminal initialisation to
occur which may affect things like cursor
keys etc.
Other useful LESS options to add to the
environment variable are F to auto exit if
only one page, and Q to not ring the bell.
If you want to turn off this "clear screen"
thingy for all your terminal apps do:
mkdir -p ~/.terminfo
infocmp $TERM |
sed 's/rmcup=[^,]*,
tic -o ~/.terminfo/
rm
10 seconds reading the man page says doing
the following will stop LESS from doing that:
export LESS="-X"
You could put that in your ~/.bashrc
How do you take a screen shot of tty1 !?!
On a linux virtual terminal you can:
setterm -dump -file screen.dump
Have a look at cobind
It uses xfce, and only gtk apps.
I've looked at linuxtoday every day for the
last 3 years. However that stopped 2 weeks
ago when I switched over to lxer
It's a little broader and much less noise.
Try both over 56K modem to really see what I mean.
Much the same thing happened last
week in Dublin
X' clipboard confused my when I started so I made these notes:
X has 2 clipboards. There is a selection buffer which is updated
automatically when you select any text. You can paste from this
buffer by clicking the middle mouse button.
Then there is the clipboard (which can be managed using
the xclipboard utility), which works like the windows equivalent
(Ctrl+Insert or Ctrl+c for copy, and Shift+Insert or Ctrl+v for paste)
Note gnome-terminal uses Shift+Ctrl+c and Shift+Ctrl+v instead.
Note when you copy something in an X application
and you close it, the content of the clipboard and selection
buffer is lost (unless you use an external app to manage the
clipboard (like xclipboard)).
Yep, Network Associates aquired Deersoft,
the makers of spamassassin in Jan 2003
(one month after this patent was filed).
I know the main guy behind spamassassin
Justin Mason
is very opposed to software patents.
That's questionable now since firefox/thunderbird
have just forked
You can get a lot of the way with dd/bzip2/ssh
However if you want bells and whistles like
progress bars etc, then have a look at partimage.
BTW, I asked question 3.1 in the FAQ.
Yep. The hacker emblem is the best I could come up with.
I'll be in Dublin tonight, so I can have a look.