So, I notice, after an entire article on how people don't contribute to Open Source because of a desire to contribute to the common good, but rather because there's money to be made off of it, he's begging for people to contribute to him by translating his articles into other languages for him.
Hey, Joel, would that be lowering the price of your compliments, or what?
Always nice to see people maintaining internally consistent viewpoints. Pheh!
Rather than a 5 Watt pot (which is going to be a bit expensive) use a zener diode.
I've had very good results with zeners in the range of 7-8 volts. You can pick up 10 of them for about 3 bucks. I've modified several of the LTSP terminals we use where I work, and they do the job nicely.
Scott
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TRIM support works on recent kernels, and EXT4 filesystems, for me. You just have to make sure you mount with -o discard
.... How is it that they can get around this problem?
#ifdef POSIX
blah;
#elif REACTOS
foo;
#endif
Not too hard.
From TFA:
"Javascript (officially called ECMAscript, but few use that name)..."
Linux (officially called GNU/Linux, but few use that name)..."
Practice what we preach, Hmmmmm?
So, I notice, after an entire article on how people don't contribute to Open Source because of a desire to contribute to the common good, but rather because there's money to be made off of it, he's begging for people to contribute to him by translating his articles into other languages for him.
Hey, Joel, would that be lowering the price of your compliments, or what?
Always nice to see people maintaining internally consistent viewpoints. Pheh!
Rather than a 5 Watt pot (which is going to be a bit expensive) use a zener diode. I've had very good results with zeners in the range of 7-8 volts. You can pick up 10 of them for about 3 bucks. I've modified several of the LTSP terminals we use where I work, and they do the job nicely. Scott