What should be under/usr/src/linux is a version of the kernel headers that your glibc was compiled against. Thus, you may have/usr/src/linux as the 2.6.6 headers that you built glibc with, when you upgrade the kernel to 2.6.7, you just use it under/usr/src/linux-2.6.7 and leave/usr/src/linux alone.
I can't stand iptables:/ At least, the iptables userland tool is pretty horrible, I have no doubt the internals themselves are top-notch.
OpenBSD's pf, on the other hand...now *that*'s almost trivial. Single config file, proper syntax with variables (upgrade network card? oneliner!). Yes, I know, you can use an iptables-calling shell script, but I find it ugly and unwieldy.
What I actually prefer about this, is that the system (i.e., mount) looks for/etc/fstab. Hence, if I want to change something, I put it there. If I use some kind of GUI tool to change it, I won't learn where it goes, and then when my/usr drive breaks and I can't load X, I don't know how to fix it... (yes, I use Gentoo). Another aside is that what happens when the GUI tool mis-parses the fstab, and subtly recreates it wrongly (perfectly possible especially on a hand-created file)...you might not notice until you try to reboot.
In the same vein, I believe Windows 2k/XP users should at least have a passing familiarity with the Recovery Console, it's saved my backside a couple of times.
stdafx.h is not required in a Visual C++ project. In the *default* project template, precompiled headers are enabled for that header, hence removing it causes trouble.
Simply disable precompiled headers and you're good to go. That said, it annoyed me when they made it the default >:-(
British Energy was also privatised, and was responsible for running various stations.
We know how well that turned out though, big government loans which pretty much *had* to be given else the reactors get shut down. After shutdown you still have a good 10 years of work, then a long time to wait, then more work...plenty of money needs to be earmarked early on.
Discrimination is merely deciding between things. Sexual discrimination is deciding whether someone is a man or a woman (or a transsexual, etc., etc.).
The issues appear when people change their reactions inappropriately or unfairly as a result of that discrimination.
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Usually, Ogg files with video in are referred to as "Ogg Media", and given a .ogm extension.
What should be under /usr/src/linux is a version of the kernel headers that your glibc was compiled against. Thus, you may have /usr/src/linux as the 2.6.6 headers that you built glibc with, when you upgrade the kernel to 2.6.7, you just use it under /usr/src/linux-2.6.7 and leave /usr/src/linux alone.
Well, Fire.* in a regexp.
I prefer a neat core file that I can inspect after a program crashes.
Meh. I use netcat.
I can't stand iptables :/ At least, the iptables userland tool is pretty horrible, I have no doubt the internals themselves are top-notch.
OpenBSD's pf, on the other hand...now *that*'s almost trivial. Single config file, proper syntax with variables (upgrade network card? oneliner!). Yes, I know, you can use an iptables-calling shell script, but I find it ugly and unwieldy.
Bill Gates is a pussy. Linus could take him.
:o
Or at least his wife would
What I actually prefer about this, is that the system (i.e., mount) looks for /etc/fstab. Hence, if I want to change something, I put it there. If I use some kind of GUI tool to change it, I won't learn where it goes, and then when my /usr drive breaks and I can't load X, I don't know how to fix it... (yes, I use Gentoo). Another aside is that what happens when the GUI tool mis-parses the fstab, and subtly recreates it wrongly (perfectly possible especially on a hand-created file)...you might not notice until you try to reboot.
In the same vein, I believe Windows 2k/XP users should at least have a passing familiarity with the Recovery Console, it's saved my backside a couple of times.
It says "Undetermined", so could be anything.
stdafx.h is not required in a Visual C++ project. In the *default* project template, precompiled headers are enabled for that header, hence removing it causes trouble.
Simply disable precompiled headers and you're good to go. That said, it annoyed me when they made it the default >:-(
I thought most things on /. were tripe?
stdio.h is deprecated in C++, in favour of cstdio. In C, you still use stdio.h.
British Energy was also privatised, and was responsible for running various stations.
We know how well that turned out though, big government loans which pretty much *had* to be given else the reactors get shut down. After shutdown you still have a good 10 years of work, then a long time to wait, then more work...plenty of money needs to be earmarked early on.
Too late, I fear!
Your sig matches that so well :)
Discrimination is merely deciding between things. Sexual discrimination is deciding whether someone is a man or a woman (or a transsexual, etc., etc.).
The issues appear when people change their reactions inappropriately or unfairly as a result of that discrimination.
Just wait until you get started on IRC properly :O
If you want anything "thinky", try Serial Experiments Lain.
Can't possibly think why, irssi is *far* superior if you want a console client (ssl, ipv6, silc, decent scripting).
Second question, what could I use that much processing power on my wrist for?
A handwarmer?
If GRUB doesn't work, use LILO. Still as easy to install as ever (I gave up on GRUB because it was too complicated).
You'd have to decode and reencode to go from AAC to mp3 anyway, so burning to CD in the interim makes no real difference.
*sneezes*
For one thing, I don't think she'd really be particularly interested.
Also, don't want to give her ideas. Not sure dad's heart will manage it...
I was sure you were talking about beer then.
I need to drink more. x_x