About (in the opinion of the article author) the superiority of smarty.
Introduction of the article :
In general, template engines are a "good thing."
I say this as a long time PHP/Perl programmer, user of many template engines (fastTemplate, Smarty, Perl's HTML::Template), and as author of my own, bTemplate.
However, after some long discussions with a co-worker, I've decided that the vast majority of template engines (including my own) simply have it wrong. I think the one exception to this rule would be Smarty, although I think it's simply too big, and considering the rest of this article, pretty pointless. There are, however, a couple of reasons why you might choose Smarty (or a similar solution), which will be explored later in this article.
This article discusses template theory. We'll see why most "template engines" are overkill, and finally, we'll review a lightweight, lightning fast alternative.
And in case you forget to switch profile at boot latest dhclient should check if the cable is up and failed if nothing get received (driver of network card should support it).
I just came back last week from a world travel (from Carabeans (South|Central)America Polynesia SE-Asia) with traveling with my laptop and even palm pilot (and sure digital camera). My laptop did handle well and i mostly used without adaptor. But frankly it's a pain to travel with a laptop if i was going to do it again i would go travel with nothing of geekies stuff just to appreciate more the come back to technologies (and appreciate to stay away from there).
getting exceptionally long in the tooth. If you really want to criticise a Linux distributor for shipping dodgy compilers, then turn your > attention to Mandrake. They shipped the Pentiumoptimised `pgcc', which is known to produce incorrect assembler output.
We shipped pgcc only for one release and we didn't do the same errors again since then...
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latest cvs have a switch for emacs to run as daemon and have emacs frame (x or tty) spawning super fast
from all over the world since the last two years, see :
http://www.chmouel.com/
interesting it doen't answer at warez on a9.com but it does alexa.com which it should be supposed the same search engines....
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/1218/
About (in the opinion of the article author) the superiority of smarty.
Introduction of the article :
I think this is a great thing to take that as humoristic rather than serious.
Most distributions have scripts that save the states on boot/reboot (but doen't fix the problem on multi-users environement)
It should be "RendezVous" (or zeroconf) that replace it on Linux.
A litle of this is implement in Mandrake Linux.
ssh from your laptop to your server ?
based in Paris, France it should be more accurate for them to say :
free as a glass of wine
And in case you forget to switch profile at boot latest dhclient should check if the cable is up and failed if nothing get received (driver of network card should support it).
Cheers,
Never heard about the word professionalism ?
At MandrakeSoft we currently working on it.
I just came back last week from a world travel (from Carabeans (South|Central)America Polynesia SE-Asia) with traveling with my laptop and even palm pilot (and sure digital camera).
:-).
My laptop did handle well and i mostly used without adaptor.
But frankly it's a pain to travel with a laptop if i was going to do it again i would go travel with nothing of geekies stuff just to appreciate more the come back to technologies (and appreciate to stay away from there).
Good luck traveling is fun as coding
i went also to yeshivah and i wonder what you call jerusalmi one ? I know only the babylon one and some of the steinsatz...
> The only apt-get option that has no Drake
> equivalent is dist-upgrade, at least of the
> apt-get options I know
Humm urpmi(8):
--auto-select:
automatically select all packages that have to be upgraded according to already installed package and packages listed in various media registered.
Ever heard about compat-* package ?
Excuse me ? i don't see any connection between Linux or Mandrake and Jew, here...
getting exceptionally long in the tooth. If you really want to criticise a Linux distributor for shipping dodgy compilers, then turn your > attention to Mandrake. They shipped the Pentiumoptimised `pgcc', which is known to produce incorrect assembler output.
We shipped pgcc only for one release and we didn't do the same errors again since then...
Use menudrake with 7.2
Mandrake 6.1 was shipped with broken compiler but not the 7.0 we used the official version of gcc2.95.