"this clearly gives the average Californian a much greater income than the average French citizen."
Per-capita GDP and per-capita income are two different things and not necessarily tied, are they? It might be that California has a greater per-capita GDP while France has a greater per-capita income.
Yes, scientific truth is best found by finding the midpoint between differing opinions. For example, you probably feel you are a human being. I feel you are a paramecium.
The truth is probably somewhere in between : you are a mollusk of the species Lampsilis virescens.
He forgot to mention slimeforest. It is not free software but it does run on Linux.
Also he's a warmonger wingnut! That is all.
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I think even when you are on a single processor box, you can get a bit of speedup with -j2.
Hopefully, while one g++ process is writing out an object file to disk (waiting for disk io to complete) another can be using the CPU to parse or optimize.
I was thinking Samara might resort to trickery to get you on the phone. Like you'd have your friend there screening calls, and she'd call and say "pizza delivery". Then your friend would give you the phone and she'd be like "seven days...BOOYAH!" and you'd be like "Doh!"
I always wondered, what if you don't answer the phone? Doesn't Sadako (Samara) have to TELL you that you have seven days? Just don't ever answer the phone again and maybe she can't get you.
Aha, I see my problem. My knowledge of Postgres is coming from 7.2.1 and I haven't tried anything since. Apparently a lot of good things have happened between 7.2.1 and 8.
I stand corrected; thanks; I wrote renaming columns, but actually I meant to say deleting columns - as far as I know this is not possible yet in Postgres.
A column's data type can now be changed with ALTER TABLE.
Before, to do this, you had to create a temporary table with the changed column type, copy all the data over to it, and then rename the temp table as the old table.
Thank you Postgres team! Now, if we can rename a column, that would be a nice bonus.
We used to DREAM of having seeds. All we got was a list of DNA base pairs and we had to synthesize the genomes of a pine tree and a squid and then grow the tree and the squid from stem cells with the DNA inserted injected into them!
I know, the poor US is always getting blamed for the smallest things related to Iraq, like
overthrowing the Iraqi government in 1960, so that the ever so much better Baathists could take power
supplying satellite intelligence to Iraq to help it fight Iran, knowing that Iraq was using poison gas against both Iran and the Kurds.
Meanwhile Bechtel is painting lots of Iraqi schools, and the Iraqi people have a whole 6 hours of power a day, but you never hear about good news like that in the Li(e)beral Media!
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I want to use Debian but I need to get my CD burner from 1992 working and need at least kernel 2.2. thx.
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"this clearly gives the average Californian a much greater income than the average French citizen."
Per-capita GDP and per-capita income are two different things and not necessarily tied, are they? It might be that California has a greater per-capita GDP while France has a greater per-capita income.
I'll just mod everyone down just to be safe.
I agree, I sent him a small paypal donation. I hope he's able to continue to improve slimeforest.
The truth is probably somewhere in between : you are a mollusk of the species Lampsilis virescens.
Also he's a warmonger wingnut! That is all.
I think even when you are on a single processor box, you can get a bit of speedup with -j2.
Hopefully, while one g++ process is writing out an object file to disk (waiting for disk io to complete) another can be using the CPU to parse or optimize.
Was there any other details? Was she truly a British icon, whether or not we liked her books? Did you hear it on talk radio?
Is that only in Soviet Russia or everywhere?
I'm waiting for Netcraft to confirm it.
Actually I find the metric system is better for stuff in my trousers too - micrometers, picometers, etc.
I think it's great that perl comes with such amazing support for statistical functions - without even needing any extra libraries.
I was thinking Samara might resort to trickery to get you on the phone. Like you'd have your friend there screening calls, and she'd call and say "pizza delivery". Then your friend would give you the phone and she'd be like "seven days...BOOYAH!" and you'd be like "Doh!"
Ok, but why did she do it? She's just courteous? Or she just likes scaring people, I guess.
I always wondered, what if you don't answer the phone? Doesn't Sadako (Samara) have to TELL you that you have seven days? Just don't ever answer the phone again and maybe she can't get you.
Aha, I see my problem. My knowledge of Postgres is coming from 7.2.1 and I haven't tried anything since. Apparently a lot of good things have happened between 7.2.1 and 8.
I stand corrected; thanks; I wrote renaming columns, but actually I meant to say deleting columns - as far as I know this is not possible yet in Postgres.
Before, to do this, you had to create a temporary table with the changed column type, copy all the data over to it, and then rename the temp table as the old table.
Thank you Postgres team! Now, if we can rename a column, that would be a nice bonus.
A Turin complete language is one where if you squint at it, you can make out the face of Jesus in it.
We used to DREAM of having seeds. All we got was a list of DNA base pairs and we had to synthesize the genomes of a pine tree and a squid and then grow the tree and the squid from stem cells with the DNA inserted injected into them!
Meanwhile Bechtel is painting lots of Iraqi schools, and the Iraqi people have a whole 6 hours of power a day, but you never hear about good news like that in the Li(e)beral Media!
On Soviet Yahoo, dead peoples' email reads YOU!
In South Korea, only old people are banned from the Internet (except for email).