No this is a bunch of entrepreneurs working with federal regulators. Regulations are there for your safety, or would you prefer we let anyone shot stuff upto orbit with the high chance of blowing up around us.
Almost everyone I know has moved from having a dedicated box to an off-the-shelf AP these days.. so what about them?
The way it works here with me as an example is I allow anyone access in my building if they ask, and make my presence known by setting my essid to "Flat 2, ask if you wish to use". Works..
I really do NOT want to get into an argument with you, but seriously read up on what a loopback is, it applies to OS's across the board that "network". It's a standard, no shit.
more complicated because you need to know about these sort of issues
No configuration of your firewall? No port configuration? Granting *all* privledges to the web user?!
Well no, localhost mysql has nothing more than the loopback to contend with, and if you stick chains on that then your just nuts, really though that would BE funny.
Eh? No. "connecting" in SQLite is managed by passing it a filename. It's orders of magnitudes simpler than installing, configuring, and connecting to a client/server RDBMs.
Maybe I've grown resilient to the ease of my own intellect in my young age.
Seriously though..
$ pacman -S mysql $/etc/rc.d/mysql start $ mysqladmin -u root password 'newpassword' $ mysql -u root -p >create database somedb; >grant all privileges on somedb to somedewd@somehost identified by 'somepassword'; >flush privileges; >ctrl+d
really, common take the initiative, it will not bite!
SQLite needs to connect to a db in the fs anyway, in much the same way as mysql, pgsql, mssql etc etc client needs a socket connection. Don't get me wrong SQLite owns your socks, but it's no easier to use than *the real* dbms's.
I've always found it much easier to take on sub contract work, this way you never have to worry about facing the non-techy clients and what needs doing is very clear. Granted you don't make as much but if you have a full time job already it is an easyish extra income.
There is a danger of a large company stealing a small companies software idea though...
Yesterday I presented my current work of 2years as normal to yet another crowd, however our main competitor was presenting before us and decided to stay.. while I was presenting I noticed him scribbling away like mad... they are a pretty big company.. I'm me and and one other person, and I bet when there next release comes out it will have "borrowed" ideas from mine.
Not a thing I could do though. It's just a classic case of big guy about to shit on the little guy. Hell maybe there find something I've done infringes on there work and sue me.
The poster was talking about: http://groups.google.com/googlegroups/basics.html and if who ever modded him down thinks google is small.. check this out: http://www.ugfc.org/2004/07/google_stock_pr.html seriosuly.. some mods.. tsk tsk.
"No fancy speech-to-text recognition, just the closed captioning provided by the television networks"
I'm sure papa google can deal with this:P
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"As a result of private research, more than 60 genetically diverse stem cell lines already exist" I have concluded that we should allow federal funds to be used for research on these existing stem cell lines " where the life and death decision has already been made", This allows us to explore the promise and potential of stem cell research" without crossing a fundamental moral line by providing taxpayer funding that would sanction or encourage further destruction of human embryos that have at least the potential for life." -- George W. Bush
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Yes but most people like to verify information for themselves, else it's just second hand information, a chinese wisper if you like. :P
True, but not at the expense of human life (READ: us on the ground).
No this is a bunch of entrepreneurs working with federal regulators. Regulations are there for your safety, or would you prefer we let anyone shot stuff upto orbit with the high chance of blowing up around us.
Actualy MOD, it was ontopic to the post I was replying to. Guess your sense of awareness is akin to a rabit on the highway. *splat*
PHB? Is that Pointed Haired Bastard? By anychance? :D
Almost everyone I know has moved from having a dedicated box to an off-the-shelf AP these days.. so what about them?
The way it works here with me as an example is I allow anyone access in my building if they ask, and make my presence known by setting my essid to "Flat 2, ask if you wish to use". Works..
not to continue doing viruses / ddos
Cyber drugs.. damn there addictive.
Maybe in your particular distros packaging of it.
I really do NOT want to get into an argument with you, but seriously read up on what a loopback is, it applies to OS's across the board that "network". It's a standard, no shit.
more complicated because you need to know about these sort of issues
I've always believed in learning.. nuff said.
No configuration of your firewall? No port configuration? Granting *all* privledges to the web user?!
Well no, localhost mysql has nothing more than the loopback to contend with, and if you stick chains on that then your just nuts, really though that would BE funny.
All pivileges was just a fricking example.
Oh offcourse, I just need more beer to reach those levels :P
pacman just happens to be the package manager I use under linux numbnuts.
Really why do we have to spell out things for people like you.
It's orders of magnitudes...
Oh I really am sorry but that makes me laugh, hardy heartly, you know how to make a fellow geek laugh I give you that.
Eh? No. "connecting" in SQLite is managed by passing it a filename. It's orders of magnitudes simpler than installing, configuring, and connecting to a client/server RDBMs.
/etc/rc.d/mysql start
Maybe I've grown resilient to the ease of my own intellect in my young age.
Seriously though..
$ pacman -S mysql
$
$ mysqladmin -u root password 'newpassword'
$ mysql -u root -p
>create database somedb;
>grant all privileges on somedb to somedewd@somehost identified by 'somepassword';
>flush privileges;
>ctrl+d
really, common take the initiative, it will not bite!
SQLite needs to connect to a db in the fs anyway, in much the same way as mysql, pgsql, mssql etc etc client needs a socket connection. Don't get me wrong SQLite owns your socks, but it's no easier to use than *the real* dbms's.
I've always found it much easier to take on sub contract work, this way you never have to worry about facing the non-techy clients and what needs doing is very clear. Granted you don't make as much but if you have a full time job already it is an easyish extra income.
The kids intuitive, you can lean allot from him people of slashdot.
But aside from the joking, being a brit and having used BT for ADSL; yes I would say they are moronic enough to have done something as stupid as this.
That's novel, and no-one at Intel had come up with the idea before.
Since when did Novell enter the CPU market?
There is a danger of a large company stealing a small companies software idea though...
Yesterday I presented my current work of 2years as normal to yet another crowd, however our main competitor was presenting before us and decided to stay.. while I was presenting I noticed him scribbling away like mad... they are a pretty big company.. I'm me and and one other person, and I bet when there next release comes out it will have "borrowed" ideas from mine.
Not a thing I could do though. It's just a classic case of big guy about to shit on the little guy. Hell maybe there find something I've done infringes on there work and sue me.
I feel stupid.
/dev/zero > /dev/dsp is really high pitched.
cat
Hrmmmmmm somehow I think your telling porkies. You can pipe .au straight to dsp but not raw random data.
h esoundofdata would work well however.
Something like http://actsofvolition.com/archives/2005/january/t
Would the sound be akin to that cheesy stuff they play in pr0n movies? damn now that's going to bug me.
wiki wiki wha wha wiki wha...
The poster was talking about: http://groups.google.com/googlegroups/basics.html and if who ever modded him down thinks google is small.. check this out: http://www.ugfc.org/2004/07/google_stock_pr.html
seriosuly.. some mods.. tsk tsk.
try for example: pentium p4 -buy
- is your friend, use it wisely.
"No fancy speech-to-text recognition, just the closed captioning provided by the television networks"
:P
I'm sure papa google can deal with this
"As a result of private research, more than 60 genetically diverse stem cell lines already exist" I have concluded that we should allow federal funds to be used for research on these existing stem cell lines " where the life and death decision has already been made", This allows us to explore the promise and potential of stem cell research" without crossing a fundamental moral line by providing taxpayer funding that would sanction or encourage further destruction of human embryos that have at least the potential for life."
-- George W. Bush
Just thought I'd help back up the parent there.