For every iapp there is a pretty good linux equivalent. And as far as spotlight goes, allow me to introduce you to my pet beagle. The one thing you've got me on is system-wide integration, but we do have GNOME-wide integration and KDE-wide integration, so if you stick to one of those two, its pretty much a done deal.
set totaldownloads to 0 repeat while totaldownloads less than 500000 tell application "iTunes" purchase random song with credit card of Mother in Law end tell set totaldownloads to totaldownloads + 1 end repeat
Your mother didn't seem to not care, she seemed violently anti-firefox (or Mozilla). I can understand prefering IE for whatever reason (familairity, etc.) but why be like "I don't want any of that Linux crap", and go 'schizo' the second time? Ok, you did remove access to IE which could piss her off legitamently but 'schizo'?
The author of the article thinks everybody sucks. Except Raph Koster. Yeah he rules. Also he says that die-hard server nerds will "probably eat this shit up" as far as Patty Fry's presentation is concernced. In conclusion, I think everybody should just watch the thing instead of reading this guy's stuff.
That's quite impressive. Does the abstraction ever break down? Are there things that aren't files, or are almost files but aren't file-like enough to be shared? Methinks I might have to play with Plan9 at some point.
cat/dev/screen. Sweet. Baby. Jesus. I mean I knew about the whole everything is a file in Plan9 but...g'damn. Does this mean remote desktops are a matter of NFS?
Both are entirely possible with Underratted and Overrated mods. Those mods don't change the description so all he needs is to get modded as Flamebait or Insightful once and then Under or Over rated to the their desired score.
Security was an afterthought in the Unix world the same way it was in the rest of the computing world.
Not every OS was built with security as an after-thought.
Just saying, is all.
Well biff is a traditional unix tool for watching your mail box, so Ebiff is an englightenment applet fo doing the same.
For every iapp there is a pretty good linux equivalent. And as far as spotlight goes, allow me to introduce you to my pet beagle. The one thing you've got me on is system-wide integration, but we do have GNOME-wide integration and KDE-wide integration, so if you stick to one of those two, its pretty much a done deal.
Yeah cause SWT is part of the java standard library. Perhaps you were thinking of AWT or Swing?
F9?
Your mother didn't seem to not care, she seemed violently anti-firefox (or Mozilla). I can understand prefering IE for whatever reason (familairity, etc.) but why be like "I don't want any of that Linux crap", and go 'schizo' the second time? Ok, you did remove access to IE which could piss her off legitamently but 'schizo'?
The author of the article thinks everybody sucks. Except Raph Koster. Yeah he rules. Also he says that die-hard server nerds will "probably eat this shit up" as far as Patty Fry's presentation is concernced. In conclusion, I think everybody should just watch the thing instead of reading this guy's stuff.
You know, most bittorrent clients let you set an upload cap.
That's quite impressive. Does the abstraction ever break down? Are there things that aren't files, or are almost files but aren't file-like enough to be shared? Methinks I might have to play with Plan9 at some point.
cat /dev/screen. Sweet. Baby. Jesus. I mean I knew about the whole everything is a file in Plan9 but...g'damn. Does this mean remote desktops are a matter of NFS?
Scientific progress goes 'Boink!' ?
Both are entirely possible with Underratted and Overrated mods. Those mods don't change the description so all he needs is to get modded as Flamebait or Insightful once and then Under or Over rated to the their desired score.
Mmm fried catfish. Deeelicious.
I am dissapointed. I clicked on this link expecting it to be about Forth or PostScript or HP. Boy was I sadly mistaken.
The fixed point decoder is kinda sucky.
It will also take a week to run the crack. Yay Java!
And who in their right mind uses shapes as a naming convention?
Not the Japanese corporations that use English-alphabet letters as their naming convention apparently.The patent expired before the Dreamcast came out. If Sony wanted to they could make a non-broken up controller now.
Ah yes, I can see it now. And exactly how will the TTS software pronouce ls /usr/local/etc?
Spotlight?
You must be new here.
Swing looks awesome! (on my mac...)
A keyboard for EMACS!
Aha. So chmod g+w is a value-added feature? Stupid Windows.