:x! Many people seem to use:wq! when:x! has done the same thing for decades but gets rid of the issue of what if the write fails, does it still quit and is the ! tied to the w or the q? ZZ will also do the same thing.
On old unix versions before -- support rm foo -helloworld would work fine. Or even rm -i * if there were just too many odd characters in the name for the globing to work. Of course mkdir x;mv * x;cd x;mv [a-z]*..;rm -i * might be a better option in that case.
gzip called zcat will decompress both.Z and.z files. Handy for zcat foo.tar.gz | tar -xvf -;cd *;./configure && make && su root -c make install... if your brave
As a member of Melbourne Wireless where we have lots of cheap wireless routers, I can say the best consistent brand of low end routers is ASUS. I expect they are the OEM for many of the early versions of other routers as well based on looking at the insides.
Every worker in Australia is going to give the investment banks more money with every paycheque. They have so much cash now they don't know how to properly invest it so they are just throwing it around. There is talk of increasing the 7% forced investment to 12% soon as well so there will be even more cash to throw around.
it puts out much higher levels of CO I have a CO detector that keep in my car and it routinely gives numbers higher than 200 ppm. That is high enough to make other drivers dizzy. Australia needs to get tis act together about road pollution.
I agree with crowtc. Water isn't as much of a problems as people think. Many places use commercial dishwashers to clean the boards but never use dish washing detergent on them.
Normal hand washing dish detergent works best for plastics. Take things apart, soak the plastic bits in bleach and then soak them in water with a bit of dish detergent then rinse in distilled water if you want it to look factory new. You can use low mineral bottled water if your tap water is a bit off.
How bad are the boards? Separate anything that is plugged in. Circuit boards are either new style with surface mount or older through hole. Take the batteries off and you can run the old style through the dishwasher but make sure they dry soon. Surface mount you will need to use an alcohol based solution. You can also get tuner cleaner if you can find it. You can dry them in the oven at 40 deg C / 105 deg F. Try not to let it get above 50*C. Make sure the alcohol is mostly evaporated before putting it in the oven.
Mould spores will hatch when it gets humid so you have to kill them all or else your asking for more mould later.
Solaris 9... yes. Solaris 10/11 um no. I used to have access to an IBM 3081 that has not been rebooted since it was installed. 1.5 decades ago the Sr Sysadmin was reporting its uptime in units in fractions of centuries that turned out to be about 12 years. The box (complex?) is still running today and is 29 years old inside a month and has never been rebooted. It makes running a Solaris 9 box with complete patches for 1024 days look pale in comparison.
Cosmos in 1980 (ep4) brought up both the new ice age and increased global warming and I expect the writers had read enough papers to determine that scientists were considering both sides.
Older generations didn't have 24x7 street lights keeping their night vision inactive. Long ago when sun sets, most of what was seen is black and white with very slight color hues and our brains are very good at colorizing what we see. In many modern urban areas today there is so much artificial light at night that the night vision never kicks in.
I bet the (very Mac centric) video community will be pissed. Is this the same video community that doesn't seem to care that all the new macs have used 6 bit color for a while?
Did anyone do that "out of order packet" hack for the linux kernel yet? The idea is you send 99% of the packets in the correct order but 1% of the time you swap the order around. It does nasty things for programs like this. Also someone needs to look at claims of this software compared to what it does and let them know where they are in breach of local truth in advertising laws.
If your engine isn't burning fuel but still turning, it will destroy its self in a few minutes. At high compression, (i.e. in gear going down a steep hill), you mess up the smooth flow of air in the manifolds with will mess with the air mass sensor which could result in it kicking in more fuel.
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I hate listening to people use vi who think commands start with Esc. If you make vi beep, your doing it wrong.
:x! :wq! when :x! has done the same thing for decades but gets rid of the issue of what if the write fails, does it still quit and is the ! tied to the w or the q? ZZ will also do the same thing.
Many people seem to use
# kill -1 -1
or
#kill -9 -1
will restart userland and halt systems faster.
ps .. | grep f\\oo
will do the same but it much faster to type.
killall will kill everything it can on some operating systems (like Solaris).
On old unix versions before -- support ..;rm -i *
rm foo -helloworld
would work fine.
Or even rm -i * if there were just too many odd characters in the name for the globing to work.
Of course mkdir x;mv * x;cd x;mv [a-z]*
might be a better option in that case.
gzip called zcat will decompress both .Z and .z files. Handy for zcat foo.tar.gz | tar -xvf -;cd *;./configure && make && su root -c make install ... if your brave
You may find perl is much faster than awk, sed and grep especially when combined.
Better firmware is only part of the problem.
As a member of Melbourne Wireless where we have lots of cheap wireless routers, I can say the best consistent brand of low end routers is ASUS. I expect they are the OEM for many of the early versions of other routers as well based on looking at the insides.
The propagate at a metric foot (29.979 246 cm) per nanosecond.
Every ISP in Australia needs to null route the ALP's web site until they see the light.
Every worker in Australia is going to give the investment banks more money with every paycheque. They have so much cash now they don't know how to properly invest it so they are just throwing it around. There is talk of increasing the 7% forced investment to 12% soon as well so there will be even more cash to throw around.
it puts out much higher levels of CO
I have a CO detector that keep in my car and it routinely gives numbers higher than 200 ppm. That is high enough to make other drivers dizzy. Australia needs to get tis act together about road pollution.
The current trams weigh so much that its more efficient to have 100 of the more energy efficient Hondas on the road than a single tram.
Is this the same grid who's owners are claiming there will be rolling blackouts again this summer because they don't have enough capacity?
I agree with crowtc.
Water isn't as much of a problems as people think. Many places use commercial dishwashers to clean the boards but never use dish washing detergent on them.
Normal hand washing dish detergent works best for plastics. Take things apart, soak the plastic bits in bleach and then soak them in water with a bit of dish detergent then rinse in distilled water if you want it to look factory new. You can use low mineral bottled water if your tap water is a bit off.
How bad are the boards? Separate anything that is plugged in. Circuit boards are either new style with surface mount or older through hole. Take the batteries off and you can run the old style through the dishwasher but make sure they dry soon. Surface mount you will need to use an alcohol based solution. You can also get tuner cleaner if you can find it. You can dry them in the oven at 40 deg C / 105 deg F. Try not to let it get above 50*C. Make sure the alcohol is mostly evaporated before putting it in the oven.
Mould spores will hatch when it gets humid so you have to kill them all or else your asking for more mould later.
Solaris 9... yes. Solaris 10/11 um no.
I used to have access to an IBM 3081 that has not been rebooted since it was installed. 1.5 decades ago the Sr Sysadmin was reporting its uptime in units in fractions of centuries that turned out to be about 12 years. The box (complex?) is still running today and is 29 years old inside a month and has never been rebooted. It makes running a Solaris 9 box with complete patches for 1024 days look pale in comparison.
Cosmos in 1980 (ep4) brought up both the new ice age and increased global warming and I expect the writers had read enough papers to determine that scientists were considering both sides.
Older generations didn't have 24x7 street lights keeping their night vision inactive. Long ago when sun sets, most of what was seen is black and white with very slight color hues and our brains are very good at colorizing what we see. In many modern urban areas today there is so much artificial light at night that the night vision never kicks in.
I bet the (very Mac centric) video community will be pissed.
Is this the same video community that doesn't seem to care that all the new macs have used 6 bit color for a while?
I have quite a few IDE to USB2 and IDE to Firewire 400. Firewire is much faster and more robust.
How long can you run solaris 10 without having to add a security update that requires a reboot? How long can you do the same with a real mainframe os?
What if the masthead graphics for something like google had the wrong checksum? Then everyone would look guilty.
Did anyone do that "out of order packet" hack for the linux kernel yet? The idea is you send 99% of the packets in the correct order but 1% of the time you swap the order around. It does nasty things for programs like this. Also someone needs to look at claims of this software compared to what it does and let them know where they are in breach of local truth in advertising laws.
If your engine isn't burning fuel but still turning, it will destroy its self in a few minutes. At high compression, (i.e. in gear going down a steep hill), you mess up the smooth flow of air in the manifolds with will mess with the air mass sensor which could result in it kicking in more fuel.