How to roll your own RPMs. Very useful. You can open up a package, say postfix, or mozilla, customise the config files for your organisation, and re-make it. Then you can just install at your leisure.
Best thing about RPMs? GPG signatures built in. Try rpm -K whatever-x.x.x.rpm next time. Second best thing? rpm -Va.
Or 3. I had sex many times with the beautiful HR woman ( and lots of her female friends, at the same time), **AND** wrote an amazing program, which made the company **TONNES** of money?:)
There are maybe some good points in there - but I'm not going to strain my eyes reading it without paragraphing. Something about Word documents, and diabetes, and gigabytes, or something...
I have no idea, but searching for the name of the PDF (rupashibangla) on Google gives some hints. "More Progress on the Bangla Opentype font issue...."
I have used sixxs.org and it works fine. I just happen to think that one of the major geek/networking sites should use the new version of the major routed internet protocol.
In fact, I don't consider that you can call yourself a networking bod unless you've played with it. I expect it's different in the US though, where IPv4 addresses fall out of the sky. I had to argue with my ISP to get a/26. That's 64 addresses. And yes, I can quite easily justify that amount.
Using IPv6 in Linux will be as easy as "modprobe ipv6" in almost any modern distro. If you're using a distro where the kernel package doesn't have IPv6 compiled in already, or as a module, then you should pick another one!
The worst thing about it? I work for a mobile phone company, I have the latest phones (GPRS, 3G, Bluetooth, MMS, etc) and all the calls paid for by that company, and yet, I still get messages like:
bash-2.05b$ ping -c 4 www.microsoft.com
PING www.microsoft.akadns.net (207.46.249.222) 56(84) bytes of data.
--- www.microsoft.akadns.net ping statistics ---
4 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 3012ms
bash-2.05b$
What's your point?
Best thing about RPMs? GPG signatures built in. Try rpm -K whatever-x.x.x.rpm next time. Second best thing? rpm -Va.
Or 3. I had sex many times with the beautiful HR woman ( and lots of her female friends, at the same time), **AND** wrote an amazing program, which made the company **TONNES** of money? :)
Mrs Torvalds vs. Mrs Gates, anyone?
Mud, foam, and oil should all play their part in it.
Haha, you idiot, it was B!
Everyone knows that..
B: All your friends in your e-mail address list
gentoo root # emerge search purity
Searching...
[ Results for search key : purity ]
[ Applications found : 0 ]
As the old guy in the Fast Show would say - Oh, bugger.
And just after everyone gets happy with gigabytes, we'll have to remind them that the correct term would now be gibibytes.
There are maybe some good points in there - but I'm not going to strain my eyes reading it without paragraphing. Something about Word documents, and diabetes, and gigabytes, or something...
I've never used Irix, but rating the GUI to Solaris' nastiness doesn't impress me at all ;) KDE baby...
Please mod me up so we can get some help/visibility with this.
Well, at least he's upfront about it :)
I have no idea, but searching for the name of the PDF (rupashibangla) on Google gives some hints. "More Progress on the Bangla Opentype font issue...."
In fact, I don't consider that you can call yourself a networking bod unless you've played with it. I expect it's different in the US though, where IPv4 addresses fall out of the sky. I had to argue with my ISP to get a /26. That's 64 addresses. And yes, I can quite easily justify that amount.
Here are some very simple notes that I scratched about getting Redhat 8 working with IPv6 over IPv4. It's really that simple.
And I use IPv6 - my system is set up to use IPv6 first, and IPv4 if there aren't any AAAA/A6 records.
Apache 2 is fine anyway - you might as well upgrade now...
The same goes for all site owners here.
It's Windows, dragging it's heels, as per usual.
Yes, but install the new modutils first.
That's all, nothing insightful here today. Move along please.
Regardless of the number of Universes, Worlds, and Beaches, it still might be the first grain of sand I pick up.
You never know - it might be the very first key combo you try. That's what random means.
Uh? As opposed to what? Those ancient analogue phones? You're kidding me.
/me is getting more and more surprised....
You pay to receive SMSs? That's messed up.
Upgrade ur mobile nw to the l8est nokia fones.
Pah.
Thanks, man. Gentoo seems to have very good docs, but there was no mention of this - wierd.