The OS X keyboard preferences are for a specific keyboard, NOT every keyboard. You can swap the das keyboard alt/windows keys without affecting the laptop keyboard layout.
the usb drive goes to sleep. This is with a WD e something or other HD, and I replaced the nslu2 OS with debian. I don't know how the stock OS is configured wrt spinning down.
I bought a NSLU2 for fun last year -- ARM based, 266 mhz, 32 meg ram, 2 usb ports -- and promptly installed debian. Those specs are better than my desktop from 10 years ago, but I would prefer more ram and spu cycles. I've been looking at the QNAP 209/II (500mhz arm, 128/256 meg ram, 3 usb, 2 sata) and the the Thecus 2100 (600mhz arm, 128 meg ram (upgradable to 512), 3 usb, 2 sata). I'm not sure how well debian currently supports the qnap 209 though.
the windows NT kernel is fine. Moving to BSD or linux, or QNX etc won't improve it. OS X wasn't just a move to BSD, it was also a move to OO via Cocoa. The toolbox/Carbon is/was strictly procedural, much like the Win32 api. DotNet is OO, but so was MFC.
with a couple USB ports and 64 meg of ram (or 32 + swap), it could also do SAMBA, NFS, SSH, LAMP, SMTP,... a very useful multipurpose, low power device.
I've never used wine to run windows programs. However, I have used the source code as a form of documentation/verification while doing win32 programming. How do you feel about that?
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the GPL 3 convinced me to use a BSD-style license for my projects. I want to share the code, not enforce political views I disagree with.
My freshmen year I got reamed pretty bad
Nobody wants to hear about your sex life.
No, he mean's John, the slashdot summer of code intern.
A++ douchebags, would sue again.
The OS X keyboard preferences are for a specific keyboard, NOT every keyboard. You can swap the das keyboard alt/windows keys without affecting the laptop keyboard layout.
the usb drive goes to sleep. This is with a WD e something or other HD, and I replaced the nslu2 OS with debian. I don't know how the stock OS is configured wrt spinning down.
did they shave his fucking hippy beard? Does anyone know his face looks like? WHAT IS RMS HIDING?
I bought a NSLU2 for fun last year -- ARM based, 266 mhz, 32 meg ram, 2 usb ports -- and promptly installed debian. Those specs are better than my desktop from 10 years ago, but I would prefer more ram and spu cycles. I've been looking at the QNAP 209/II (500mhz arm, 128/256 meg ram, 3 usb, 2 sata) and the the Thecus 2100 (600mhz arm, 128 meg ram (upgradable to 512), 3 usb, 2 sata). I'm not sure how well debian currently supports the qnap 209 though.
How do you distinguish between cold pills and crystal meth?
When the RIAA files a lawsuit, you can testify in court that you were actually downloading kiddie porn.
WebObjects is server-side.
the windows NT kernel is fine. Moving to BSD or linux, or QNX etc won't improve it. OS X wasn't just a move to BSD, it was also a move to OO via Cocoa. The toolbox/Carbon is/was strictly procedural, much like the Win32 api. DotNet is OO, but so was MFC.
firefox is an open source rich media client.
Reflections can be done with Canvas. Safari has built-in reflection support via custom css properties.
After taking a liking to egg creams, I tried mixing coke + a dash of milk a few times. Not horrible, but kind of pointless.
with a couple USB ports and 64 meg of ram (or 32 + swap), it could also do SAMBA, NFS, SSH, LAMP, SMTP, ... a very useful multipurpose, low power device.
and only 16 MB ram. I can't find the CPU specs.
Blizzard North (formerly Condor) develops the diablo franchise. Blizzard develops the warcraft/starcraft franchises.
Steve Ballmer has been CEO since January 2000.
I've never used wine to run windows programs. However, I have used the source code as a form of documentation/verification while doing win32 programming. How do you feel about that?
Java, Apache, Postgres, Solaris?
Must be a total coincidence that he also wrote berkeley yacc. (And a total coincidence that he works at Sun.)
Computer Modern. It's been better than the default MS stuff for 25 years or so.
BSD yacc vs GNU Bison.
Consider ... BSD code. There are plenty of instances where BSD code was relicensed as GPL and changes weren't given back under the BSD license.