You are absolutely right - mileage and time aren't always proportional. I was just hoping that he'd done the legwork, and could save me some time testing the fastest route.
BTW, I drove I-90 two mornings and I-405 twice since posting... 405 was still faster by about 10 minutes both mornings between 8 and 8:30 AM.
Hmm. I commute from Federal Way to Bellevue too (the Overlake area) Mon - Thurs. I've done it for about 6 years, and I take 405. I timed it years ago, and the reduced mileage on 405 made up for the increased speed on I-90.
Maybe you could help a brother out, fill me in on what where you go and what you know? Is I-90 really faster?
Thanks andreas. I didn't notice the date - it is an old README.
I found it here, in the same directory as the current version of lsh, and assumed it was still valid. I'm sure I won't be the only one. Someone affiliated with lsh needs to remove it - or better, replace it with a current readme.
Before anyone "upgrades" to lsh, here's the README:
This directory contains snapshots of lsh development. lsh is a free implementation of the ssh protocol.
lsh is far from finished; don't expect these snapshots to compile or work, and even if they appear to work, beware that lsh currently does *NOT* provide any security at all.
This version has many features which make it appear similar in some respects to the Korn shell, but it is not a Korn shell clone like pdksh(1). Only features designated by POSIX, plus a few Berkeley extensions, are being incorporated into this shell.
You are right that it is not csh. For some reason I thought sh was a symlink to csh. It's not.
I heard an interview with this guy on a local radio station here in Seattle.
His homeowner's policy wants his auto insurance to pay for it, his auto insurance wants his homeowner's to pay for it - Catch 22.
He's fed up with the whole thing, so he just wants to pay a $300 reward (no questions asked) for his Segway's return. He even said during the interview that the thieves just needs to tell him that they found it in the bushes.
As to him not knowing about Java, I very well believe he knows more than any of you, being responsible for the port of Java to FreeBSD.
Methinks you mean Greg Lewis, not Greg Lehey from the interview. Check the links to the 1.3 VM and the 1.4 VM from this page, and you'll see that all news and patches for the FreeBSD Java project have been posted by Greg Lewis.
If you have an ATI Radeon, ATI has a utility called "Hydravision". It was built to make using multi-head machines easier, but it includes a virtual desktop manager and transparent windows (as well as some useless effects).
Here's what I get: "pictures of mountains" 986,000 "pictures of of mountains" 1,010,000 "pictures of of of mountains" 1,020,000
Two of these pages had a different top-ranked link. Funny thing, all three times Google told me "of is a very common word and was not included in my search", but it made a difference!
Regardless of these results, Google is the best search engine. Period.
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You can even connect from the parking lot!
You must not be married
I read it as 'nipples'...
BTW, I drove I-90 two mornings and I-405 twice since posting... 405 was still faster by about 10 minutes both mornings between 8 and 8:30 AM.
Maybe you could help a brother out, fill me in on what where you go and what you know? Is I-90 really faster?
I'm sure you could read a book on the bus
You'd be surprised what people will just throw in the trash.
And it is inside a tag, which will only be fetched if javascript is disabled. Lynx and links will only fetch it if you ask them to.
It looks like its purpose is tracking how many people surf with javascript disabled.
This is the README from 1998
Thanks andreas. I didn't notice the date - it is an old README.
I found it here, in the same directory as the current version of lsh, and assumed it was still valid. I'm sure I won't be the only one. Someone affiliated with lsh needs to remove it - or better, replace it with a current readme.
Yes, it is. Check out cpan2rpm.
The best of both worlds - modules built locally, with rpm ease of installation and de-installation.
Details can be found here.
Thank you. You are right (you already knew that though ;)
defaultshellpref = ('csh', 'sh', 'bash', 'tcsh', 'ksh', 'no', 'date')
The default shell is csh.
According to man sh,
You are right that it is not csh. For some reason I thought sh was a symlink to csh. It's not.
Actually bash is not part of the default install, you have to install the port. FreeBSD uses csh by default.
His homeowner's policy wants his auto insurance to pay for it, his auto insurance wants his homeowner's to pay for it - Catch 22.
He's fed up with the whole thing, so he just wants to pay a $300 reward (no questions asked) for his Segway's return. He even said during the interview that the thieves just needs to tell him that they found it in the bushes.
If you have an ATI Radeon, ATI has a utility called "Hydravision". It was built to make using multi-head machines easier, but it includes a virtual desktop manager and transparent windows (as well as some useless effects).
Blackdown is a port of Sun's JVM, not a new implementation.
Can you post a link to the "step-by-step instructions"? I searched RedHat's site for 5 or 10 minutes, I couldn't find it.
"pictures of mountains" 986,000
"pictures of of mountains" 1,010,000
"pictures of of of mountains" 1,020,000
Two of these pages had a different top-ranked link.
Funny thing, all three times Google told me "of is a very common word and was not included in my search", but it made a difference!
Regardless of these results, Google is the best search engine. Period.
Well, maybe you can, but you are still making this up!
BTW, there is a bug report stating this needs to be documented.