The President is using the word. Congress authorized the use of force, which is a way of saying war without saying it, if you buy that. A full-scale invasion of a soverign nation is most definately a war, no matter what is formally declared.
If I receive emails with the Klez virus attached, that means someone I know is probably infected, doesn't it?
Not necessarily. I find that I get most of mine from infected spammers.
3rd party telemarketers handle AOL cancellations.
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There's a Dial America telemarketing center here that handles incoming AOL cancellation calls. From what I understand from an employee, they get bonuses for convincing customers to change their minds. My guess is, you could get free service just by calling to cancel every month, getting a free month each time.
Short of police investigation and arrests, nobody is going to put a dent into the amount of scams going on by putting the scammers on a Web site. The unfortunately gullable person isn't going to check some Nigerian web site every time they get an offer via Email.
ZeoSync said its scientific team had succeeded on a small scale in compressing random information sequences in such a way as to allow the same data to be compressed more than 100 times over -- with no data loss.
Ok, say I want to compress "foo" 100 times over:
bash$ for i in $(seq 1 100); do gzip foo; mv foo.gz foo; done
From what I can tell from the documentation and man page, ash is just BSD's/bin/sh. Do the BSDs use GNU Bash, assuming the admin wants Bash on the system at all?
Funny, last time I shipped something via Mailboxes Etc. via UPS, they asked whether it could be dropped from waist height. This is standard UPS practice.
Maybe in an emergency the Secret Service should move Alan Cox to a secure location. And since the location is secure, anybody who reveals it violates the DMCA.
Fun fact: Google can not crawl msn.com. I set my user agent to "Googlebot/2.1 (+http://www.googlebot.com/bot.html)" and it was rejected. I'll be a lot of search engines are similarly shut out.
I'll bet MSN can index it. After all, it's the only acceptible search engine for the Microsoft Internet.
A classic example of horrible error handling:
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if (last != LP_PERRORP) {
last = LP_PERRORP;
printk(KERN_INFO "lp%d on fire\n", minor);
}
error = -EIO;
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I was with you until the part about the posting bonus. Somehow your opinion is more worthy if you pay to be heard? I don't buy it.:)
But yes, exclusive functionality features would be cool! I think there are plenty of new things that can be coded to make it worth it without yanking existing functionality from those who don't pay up.
At least on the web end of things, USDA seems pretty friendly. Their web server is running Solaris. The USDA Forest Service's server uses AIX. Both Apache. My university department works on a number of grants involving Forest Service web projects--all Linux.
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The President is using the word. Congress authorized the use of force, which is a way of saying war without saying it, if you buy that. A full-scale invasion of a soverign nation is most definately a war, no matter what is formally declared.
Why do we feel the need to legislate and regulate everything? If the theater doesn't like it they should start kicking people out (and they should).
If I receive emails with the Klez virus attached, that means someone I know is probably infected, doesn't it?
Not necessarily. I find that I get most of mine from infected spammers.
There's a Dial America telemarketing center here that handles incoming AOL cancellation calls. From what I understand from an employee, they get bonuses for convincing customers to change their minds. My guess is, you could get free service just by calling to cancel every month, getting a free month each time.
Compression should take care of that.
Well you gotta have your news from Lake Wobegon.
Don't want to hear the preacher? Don't go to church. ;)
Though, Star Trek may sue if they find a basis for a subspace spanned by the columns of The Matrix.
Of course, the columns got all shot up so maybe they only span {0}.
Short of police investigation and arrests, nobody is going to put a dent into the amount of scams going on by putting the scammers on a Web site. The unfortunately gullable person isn't going to check some Nigerian web site every time they get an offer via Email.
To workaround this problem:
That's pretty funny.
Ok, say I want to compress "foo" 100 times over:
bash$ for i in $(seq 1 100); do gzip foo; mv foo.gz foo; done
Now compiled? They have had initrd support for as long as I can remember (1996? 1997?).
Well, maybe they have, I don't know. I've never tinkered with it, but the packages in testing now depend on initrd-tools, which in turn depend on ash.
From what I can tell from the documentation and man page, ash is just BSD's /bin/sh. Do the BSDs use GNU Bash, assuming the admin wants Bash on the system at all?
Debian kernels are now compiled with initrd support. They use ash for their kernel boot scripts. I'm guessing this is because of it's size.
Funny, last time I shipped something via Mailboxes Etc. via UPS, they asked whether it could be dropped from waist height. This is standard UPS practice.
Maybe in an emergency the Secret Service should move Alan Cox to a secure location. And since the location is secure, anybody who reveals it violates the DMCA.
Was I just trolled by Hemos? How foolish.
On Slashdot of all places. I?m tired of seeing it elsewhere. This is the last place I thought I would have to...
Fun fact: Google can not crawl msn.com. I set my user agent to "Googlebot/2.1 (+http://www.googlebot.com/bot.html)" and it was rejected. I'll be a lot of search engines are similarly shut out.
I'll bet MSN can index it. After all, it's the only acceptible search engine for the Microsoft Internet.
A classic example of horrible error handling:
} else if (!(status & LP_PERRORP)) {
if (last != LP_PERRORP) {
last = LP_PERRORP;
printk(KERN_INFO "lp%d on fire\n", minor);
}
error = -EIO;
I was with you until the part about the posting bonus. Somehow your opinion is more worthy if you pay to be heard? I don't buy it. :)
But yes, exclusive functionality features would be cool! I think there are plenty of new things that can be coded to make it worth it without yanking existing functionality from those who don't pay up.
If IBM has a hand in this, why not rig this thing up with ViaVoice? Imagine the possibilities!
Me: KITT! Get me outta here!
KITT: Yes Michael *wooh-wooh*.
KITT Turbo-boosts into room and slides up beside me.
Me: Thanks buddy.
At least on the web end of things, USDA seems pretty friendly. Their web server is running Solaris. The USDA Forest Service's server uses AIX. Both Apache. My university department works on a number of grants involving Forest Service web projects--all Linux.
veal@galaxie:~$ cat /proc/ide/ide0/hda/model
IBM-DTLA-307030
doh!! *prays*
I guess you could always use your Palm. It's about as programmable as it gets! Some Palm remote projects.