Before I posted, I actually did check my rhyming program for words ending in -rbation besides "masturbation", and the only other result was "perturbation". I decided that that probably wasn't what you were searching for, though... guess I was wrong.:-)
It may not be his fault, but it's still redundant. Moderation is to improve the reader's experience, and we don't need to see 10 different comments with links to identical PDF files.
All Alan Cox did was to refrain from mentioning something in a changelog because he thought it would be illegal. It's like saying "I won't carry a concealed weapon because it's illegal". It may be your view that it shouldn't be illegal, but that doesn't mean you don't have to follow the law.
WTF is the problem with you moderators? An extremely new account number, a name like "OsamaBinLogin", and the typical troll "normal people can't understand Linux" and not one moderatoor has modded this down? I'm disgusted.
That sounds good, but I think it'd be too cpu and bandwidth expensive. Final Cut Pro on a 500Mhz G4 takes hours to convert Sorenson Quicktimes to other formats, and you'd need a really fast server to convert multiple movies at a decent speed.
Also, these movies can't be converted using Quicktime Pro or any tools based on it because they have the no-save, no-copy attribute set.
XMMS does have Quicktime support, but none of the Linux Quicktime players can play most Internet movies, because they use the proprietary Sorenson codec, of which there is no Linux port (except for the CodeWeavers plugin that uses Wine).
With a Debian source package, you get the metadata that allows you to build a Debian binary package that registers with apt. You can really fuck up your system if you have many programs on your computer that apt doesn't know about:
$ apt-get install package
Error: dependencies not met: package relies on another-package (which you have on your computer installed from source but apt doesn't know it's there).
Just because it's karma-whoring doesn't mean it's not useful. Posts like that one are modded up because they are useful, and whether or not they're karma whores is irrelevent.
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But how many of those end in -rbation?
Before I posted, I actually did check my rhyming program for words ending in -rbation besides "masturbation", and the only other result was "perturbation". I decided that that probably wasn't what you were searching for, though ... guess I was wrong. :-)
When I see the tab in the screenshot labeled "Google S...rbation". I think, "That's a little more than we needed to know".
It may not be his fault, but it's still redundant. Moderation is to improve the reader's experience, and we don't need to see 10 different comments with links to identical PDF files.
if harddrive.multiplepartiotions() /
rm -rf
The code, as an earlier poster stated, is like this, where some values of $1 and $2 could cause the shell to translate the command into rm -rf /:
# if iTunes application currently exists, delete it /dev/null
fi
if [ -e $2Applications/iTunes.app ] ; then
rm -rf $2Applications/iTunes.app 2>
If an innocent mistake were a virus, Microsoft would have been sued out of existance already.
There was no spoon. You just thought you were using it.
It did.
Not the same thing. The Star Office you're thinking of was developed by Star Division around 1996.
Or you just disable popups.
There was a /. discussion on this a few weeks ago.
Especially since 0.01.x still has one. :-)
All Alan Cox did was to refrain from mentioning something in a changelog because he thought it would be illegal. It's like saying "I won't carry a concealed weapon because it's illegal". It may be your view that it shouldn't be illegal, but that doesn't mean you don't have to follow the law.
Windows XP is faster than ME, its other predecessor.
WTF is the problem with you moderators? An extremely new account number, a name like "OsamaBinLogin", and the typical troll "normal people can't understand Linux" and not one moderatoor has modded this down? I'm disgusted.
For the record, there is no chdir command on UNIX. There's cd, which is even less intuitive.
Or, you could run it on a $300 Duron box. Solaris runs on x86 machines.
Also, these movies can't be converted using Quicktime Pro or any tools based on it because they have the no-save, no-copy attribute set.
XMMS does have Quicktime support, but none of the Linux Quicktime players can play most Internet movies, because they use the proprietary Sorenson codec, of which there is no Linux port (except for the CodeWeavers plugin that uses Wine).
weren't there like 20 manufacturers of IBM PC compatibles? We all know what happened to that lame piece of hardware.
$ apt-get install package
Error: dependencies not met: package relies on another-package (which you have on your computer installed from source but apt doesn't know it's there).
If you want to build your apps locally, you should use Debian and apt-get source -b package.
Just because it's karma-whoring doesn't mean it's not useful. Posts like that one are modded up because they are useful, and whether or not they're karma whores is irrelevent.
Those who can't read Japanese might want to look at this, translated by Babelfish.
Gdkxft provides AA fonts on a Gnome 1.2 or 1.4 system.
I don't know what you're smoking, but everyone else is using Easter Standard Time, as of last weekend.