Before you have a heart attack, I should warn you that I am not the AC posting here. And yes, when linux hibernates, it pushes memory to swap. If you don't have enough swap during a hibernate, the system treats its as a OOM condition, and finds the largest app to close, which is usually X or your browser. Also, if you think that suspend or hibernate "just work" without having to configure your system to do it, then you're a hand-holding fedora/ubuntu user and have no idea how linux really works.
Suspend and hibernate work great for me on Windows... Linux on the other hand requires all sorts of kernel and bootloader changes, plus god forbid you use a lot of memory to start with, and find out half your apps got forcefully terminated because they couldn't fit in swap space.
Sure, we're doomed here, global warming and all that bs... and colonization/terraforming is a while away from now, so we should deal with our crap at home then think about getting off this stinking rock.
... isn't it a little stupid to be giving awards to a book that isn't published yet? That's like giving an unfinished indie game the award of "game of the year"...
Isn't this a little old by this point? I mean, we've known that the NSA taps off every CO at the optical level for about as long as the timeframe you're suggesting... if you're talking phones, even longer.
If you can fit in one. I'm 6'2" and I had my shins against the dashboard with the seat all the way back, my head against my knees, my head against the roof, and i couldn't get the door closed. I swear those things are made for "little people"...
It still works... you embed an image with a url to a php script. Image gets loaded on the client, and the remote luser gets all the goodies that come with an internet fetch. (IP, client software and version, etc)
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Uh, no. NTP needs to be redesigned so it doesn't use UDP anymore so we can stop worrying about spoofing and amplification/recursion attacks.
Before you have a heart attack, I should warn you that I am not the AC posting here. And yes, when linux hibernates, it pushes memory to swap. If you don't have enough swap during a hibernate, the system treats its as a OOM condition, and finds the largest app to close, which is usually X or your browser. Also, if you think that suspend or hibernate "just work" without having to configure your system to do it, then you're a hand-holding fedora/ubuntu user and have no idea how linux really works.
Suspend and hibernate work great for me on Windows... Linux on the other hand requires all sorts of kernel and bootloader changes, plus god forbid you use a lot of memory to start with, and find out half your apps got forcefully terminated because they couldn't fit in swap space.
Sure, we're doomed here, global warming and all that bs... and colonization/terraforming is a while away from now, so we should deal with our crap at home then think about getting off this stinking rock.
By those same standards, do you think Billary is going to win "because woman"? Or Donald Trump "because rich white guy from TV"?
... isn't it a little stupid to be giving awards to a book that isn't published yet? That's like giving an unfinished indie game the award of "game of the year"...
oh wait. That's actually happened before.
Isn't this a little old by this point? I mean, we've known that the NSA taps off every CO at the optical level for about as long as the timeframe you're suggesting... if you're talking phones, even longer.
And which vehicles will support this method of charging? How about currently? Why waste the money on a road for a feature that nothing supports.
"I lost my drivers USB key"
... Don't let the door hit your ass on the way out. And don't think of coming back, we don't give a shit if you create your own internet.
... as long as it's constrained to only device drivers. That way we're not stuck, especially considering people are ditching optical drives.
Problem solved.
http://www.juliandunn.net/2006...
exec("/bin/sh", 0, CLONE_PERM) is all it would take to get you a root shell on the box.
yeah fuck this guy.
If you can fit in one. I'm 6'2" and I had my shins against the dashboard with the seat all the way back, my head against my knees, my head against the roof, and i couldn't get the door closed. I swear those things are made for "little people"...
Anyone know what the difference is? They both sound like link bonding to me.
They have a website, you know...
all heil president chimp
Not always, I believe the STRIX cards needed a new driver or else they would get stuck in slow-mo mode as well.
Win + Pause opens the system properties window.
Damn, beat me to it.
Good riddance.
It still works... you embed an image with a url to a php script. Image gets loaded on the client, and the remote luser gets all the goodies that come with an internet fetch. (IP, client software and version, etc)
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Actually, I tried reading it, and I'm confused. Is this even proper english?