The fucking compiler is *fine*. It supports the fucking core language better than nearly any other compiler in existence. True, its standard library is missing a few things, BUT you can download stlport or libstdc++v3 to fix that.
The kernel compiles fine with 2.95.x. Mine is, anyway. There were some old issues with 2.0.x that involved the old 2.7.x compiler underoptimizing and allowing some code that should have been optimized away exist anyway. 2.2.x and 2.4.x do not suffer from this problem, and patches exist against 2.0.x to solve the problem with that version.
Why don't you post this *once* to Kuro5hin? It can then be modded up or down by the community. It would at least give people a chance to comment rationally on it.
Blocked in what way? Why wouldn't a replay attack work? Capture what AOL's AIM sends, and play it back to AOL, even if you don't understand just what it does.
IANAL, I believe that this would be termed libel or slander, no? They *are* claiming things which are patently false. They are free to remove it, if they want, but they must provide a real reason instead of "offensive lyrics."
I consider myself a geek, and I too am dismayed at the high level of arrogance displayed here. The notion of having a "privilege" for a connection is absurd!
Travel back to '92. "Imagine that someday we might have 56k links to every home. This would obviously saturate the network. Forget the possability of DoS attacks against those poor 1200 baud modem users --- should these people be given the privilage of having this kind of access to a public network?"
This is EXACTLY what this is, and anyone who thinks otherwise hasn't been around long enough to see the progression of technolgy.
The speeds here are comparable to some cablemodems, and for similar prices. I wonder how they manage to do this, considering the wireless infastructure is far more difficult to set up than landlines are.
Mandrake and Redhat are no longer related. Mandrake just happens to be the most current of all the linux distributions I've seen. Most of the beta testing is done by people who set up cron jobs to download the source and compile every night I'd imagine.:)
That depends. -mcpu=blah will produce code optimized for blah but that will run on any i386. -march=blah, on the other hand, will produce code that only runs on blah. I believe Mandrake uses the latter (and other optimizations, like -ffast-math and -funroll-all-loops).
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What compiler does?
The fucking compiler is *fine*. It supports the fucking core language better than nearly any other compiler in existence. True, its standard library is missing a few things, BUT you can download stlport or libstdc++v3 to fix that.
Check your facts, troll.
It works fine, with a few caveats (e.g., std::stringstream). You can alway use STLPort or libstdc++v3 anyway.
Also, that C code is probably broken code that gcc 2.7.x just happend to accept.
C++ *is* working "super well" in 2.95.2, certainly better than it did in 2.7.x
The only reason 2.7.x would accept code that 2.95.2 wouldn't would be because that code was illegal C++.
You mean a form of tribute.
The kernel compiles fine with 2.95.x. Mine is, anyway. There were some old issues with 2.0.x that involved the old 2.7.x compiler underoptimizing and allowing some code that should have been optimized away exist anyway. 2.2.x and 2.4.x do not suffer from this problem, and patches exist against 2.0.x to solve the problem with that version.
E is derived from FVWM?
Why don't you post this *once* to Kuro5hin? It can then be modded up or down by the community. It would at least give people a chance to comment rationally on it.
Blocked in what way? Why wouldn't a replay attack work? Capture what AOL's AIM sends, and play it back to AOL, even if you don't understand just what it does.
IANAL, I believe that this would be termed libel or slander, no? They *are* claiming things which are patently false. They are free to remove it, if they want, but they must provide a real reason instead of "offensive lyrics."
Moderators, this was *not* a troll. His arguments are valid, and he brings up good points.
As someone else said, "the crack must be especially strong today."
I consider myself a geek, and I too am dismayed at the high level of arrogance displayed here. The notion of having a "privilege" for a connection is absurd!
Travel back to '92. "Imagine that someday we might have 56k links to every home. This would obviously saturate the network. Forget the possability of DoS attacks against those poor 1200 baud modem users --- should these people be given the privilage of having this kind of access to a public network?"
This is EXACTLY what this is, and anyone who thinks otherwise hasn't been around long enough to see the progression of technolgy.
Doesn't that only work for publically-held corporations?
I'm not entirely sure whether this is offtopic or funny, so I'll post.
The speeds here are comparable to some cablemodems, and for similar prices. I wonder how they manage to do this, considering the wireless infastructure is far more difficult to set up than landlines are.
PLUGH!
I hate to reply to myself, but that should be
- do_try_to_free_pages failed()
+ do_try_to_free_pages() failed
and
- Rinse, lather, repeat.
+ Lather, rinse, repeat.
Mandrake and Redhat are no longer related. Mandrake just happens to be the most current of all the linux distributions I've seen. Most of the beta testing is done by people who set up cron jobs to download the source and compile every night I'd imagine. :)
*sigh* And yet MORE fud.
Mandrake is *not* Redhat simply because it uses rpms. That's like saying Corel is Debian because it uses debs.
My experience with 2.2.17 can be summed up as following:
do_try_to_free_pages failed()
do_try_to_free_pages failed()
do_try_to_free_pages failed()
do_try_to_free_pages failed()
do_try_to_free_pages failed()
do_try_to_free_pages failed()
*Kill random app*
do_try_to_free_pages failed()
do_try_to_free_pages failed()
do_try_to_free_pages failed()
do_try_to_free_pages failed()
do_try_to_free_pages failed()
do_try_to_free_pages failed()
*Kill random app*
Rinse, lather, repeat.
*sigh*
Certainly. Most, if not all, the spec files are different. Check your facts, not just your FUD...
Don't use the font server. XFree 4 can support everything natively --- just set the fontpath yourself in the config file.
No. You can do either. -mcpu produces the above behavior, but march produces code that will only run on that processor. Mandrake uses the latter.
That depends. -mcpu=blah will produce code optimized for blah but that will run on any i386. -march=blah, on the other hand, will produce code that only runs on blah. I believe Mandrake uses the latter (and other optimizations, like -ffast-math and -funroll-all-loops).
Scheme is a dialect of Lisp, which dates back to the time of FORTRAN and COBOL. It's hardly new. (I happen to prefer Common Lisp myself)