arg lol. i give up.
i can get that num as binary: 10100000111010101110011011010000010000001110111011 01000011000010111010000111111
but then it's 79 chars long. i tried padding it to 80 bits with a 0 on the front, but the chars are out of range. same with a 4 bit char instead of an 8 bit char.
good for her i say. those fucking MMORPGs are like social black holes. i've been sucked into them a few times and every time I quit one i end up getting depressed about wasting my life on a stupid game. it's almost as bad as a drug addiction (maybe not physically but mentally, no doubt).
they didn't mention it for some reaosn, but you can also expect one ipod mini per hour given away. (of course, the odds are probably pretty awful if you do the math). still, pretty cool.
i think they're nuts for not including the ipod shuffle as part of the giveaway with this, with a higher chance than a mini maybe?
i'd use cvs with ssh. you'll want to give everyone an ssh account on a particular machine. create the cvs directory and give it a group sticky bit:
mkdir/srv/cvs
chmod 2770/srv/cvs
groupadd cvs
chown root:cvs/srv/cvs
this way, any files created/modified within that directory will retain their group writable permissions. you'll need to set the CVS_UMASK variable for each user as such in the shell of the remote machine they'll be using CVS from.
export CVS_UMASK=002
you'll need to set the CVS_RSH variable to ssh, so it tunnels:
export CVS_RSH=ssh
and your cvs home will look something like:
export CVSROOT=:ext:username@hostname:/srv/cvs
to make it even more convient, i suggest you research ssh-agent/ssh-keygen and use keys. no more passwords, with security and group protections
As much as I've used Linux, I have no idea how LSB helps per say. If two distros (lets say redhat and suse) both implemented LSB X.0, could I concievably use an rpm on both distros safely? Just curious if LSB guarantees this level if interoperability. If not, what the hell is the point?
i think creative is in for a big fucking dose of reality. the ipod did not get where it was due to price, and no other product will touch it USING price. the ipod succeeded because it became an icon, and it is perpetuated now due to that. you're not going to compete against something like this by just offering a cheaper alternative. the only way to win this game now is to offer something cooler, or to offer something with bigger mindshare.
when i saw steve job's view of the "ipod marketshare" in the MWSF keynote from "before ipod mini" and "after ipod mini" one thing came to mind: everyone in the flash market better get ready to pack up their bags and leave, because apple's taking over in a big way. i don't think anyone else stands a chance anymore because no one can compete with apple's marketing by mindshare or cool-factor.
MORE proprietary? i've seen this posted on slashdot so many times i'm getting sick of it. os x is WAY more open than windows, and the ppc platform is rather open as well.
hey ryan. i'm not sure if you remember me, but many months ago me and my friend kethinov (on the run uo forums) asked why you hadn't opened sourced it and were met with a rather large amount of disagreement from the developers.
so i'm curious, why the change of mind? I'm glad our comments were not in vain, and that you guys finally did come around to making runuo more of a community effort.
unfortunately that's not true. there's still a lot that cygwin cannot accomplish that an actual install of UNIX can (in an OS like Linux or Mac OS).
it's the little things really, like adding cronjobs that integrate with nt serivces, or modifying config options in registry keys that just simply doesn't mix with cygwin.
i think the worst part about microsoft of all people releasing antispyware software, is that they are admitting their OS is easily hijacked. spyware is a worse problem than viruses now a days (since every machine i've cleaned up for friends has 200+ pieces of spyware littered around their machine), and for the most part it is easier to prevent! stop using IE, and stop installing random software off the web.
despite how much you wish a single group of elitist linguists made up language, you're mistaken about how languages are formed. language is formed by the mass, i.e. words that are generated and perpetuated as the norm. all the words given on your 'list' have made it to that level, and as such should be added to every major dictionary.
yeah except for that whole 'it doesn't support iSync with bluetooth thing.' hell, even the sidekick TWO doesn't support it. and that, in my opinion, is monumentally stupid of them. no thanks.
then why is it no serious unix hacker considers any of those distros worthy? gentoo and debian are. it's not a curse of the RPM format really, it's just that the tools for managing RPMs sucked so damn much that until recently, they were the sign that the distro was indeed crap.
now a days though, yum and apt-rpm have caught up.. but debian is still WAY ahead of ANY good rpm distro, with well over 12000 packages in debian.
the latest letter has in it "posting this letter online will result in legal action." i guess the author of that legal threat did read the others, but failed to actually look at the helpful graphs illustrating his chances of getting anywhere with this guy.
yeah until political differences get in the way. i, like many others, would say the mozilla license is rather open. yet the adium developer who made tabs will not allow camino to use them (he would have to dual license the code).
you probably don't know the first thing about HCI.. so clearly that makes you a valid source!
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that's not entirely true. windows still doesn't have compositing. os x has had compositing since 10.0, but didn't get gpu accelerated compositing until 10.2. tiger, coming out mid next year, will offload even more of the 2d drawing onto the gpu (instead of just the compositing.)
if the majority of the world thought as you (and i do) we'd be in a much better position to attempt something like colonizing the moon.
i hope education and the "crock pot" effect of race merging can remove these sorts of problems over time, and that one day people won't be so divided. the gay marriage thing is a perfect example of how stupid people can be. people vote down something that shouldn't (and doesn't) effect their rights as citizens, but denies the rights of others just because they don't agree with their predisposition for sexual preference. these same people, if in reverse rolls, would suddenly be the ones clamoring for justice.
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arg lol. i give up. i can get that num as binary: 10100000111010101110011011010000010000001110111011 01000011000010111010000111111
but then it's 79 chars long. i tried padding it to 80 bits with a 0 on the front, but the chars are out of range. same with a 4 bit char instead of an 8 bit char.
good for her i say. those fucking MMORPGs are like social black holes. i've been sucked into them a few times and every time I quit one i end up getting depressed about wasting my life on a stupid game. it's almost as bad as a drug addiction (maybe not physically but mentally, no doubt).
how's that encoded?
i don't think anyone makes a 23" widescreen CRT with a USB 2 and Firewire Hub built in.. guess it's the cinema display for me then..
they didn't mention it for some reaosn, but you can also expect one ipod mini per hour given away. (of course, the odds are probably pretty awful if you do the math). still, pretty cool.
i think they're nuts for not including the ipod shuffle as part of the giveaway with this, with a higher chance than a mini maybe?
rssh i think does cvs-only over ssh. there's a major security hole in rssh with chroot right now, but you're fine if you don't use the chroot feature.
this way, any files created/modified within that directory will retain their group writable permissions. you'll need to set the CVS_UMASK variable for each user as such in the shell of the remote machine they'll be using CVS from.
you'll need to set the CVS_RSH variable to ssh, so it tunnels:
and your cvs home will look something like:
to make it even more convient, i suggest you research ssh-agent/ssh-keygen and use keys. no more passwords, with security and group protections
it will probably roll out with the release. get ready for some tiger on tiger action!
As much as I've used Linux, I have no idea how LSB helps per say. If two distros (lets say redhat and suse) both implemented LSB X.0, could I concievably use an rpm on both distros safely? Just curious if LSB guarantees this level if interoperability. If not, what the hell is the point?
i think creative is in for a big fucking dose of reality. the ipod did not get where it was due to price, and no other product will touch it USING price. the ipod succeeded because it became an icon, and it is perpetuated now due to that. you're not going to compete against something like this by just offering a cheaper alternative. the only way to win this game now is to offer something cooler, or to offer something with bigger mindshare.
when i saw steve job's view of the "ipod marketshare" in the MWSF keynote from "before ipod mini" and "after ipod mini" one thing came to mind: everyone in the flash market better get ready to pack up their bags and leave, because apple's taking over in a big way. i don't think anyone else stands a chance anymore because no one can compete with apple's marketing by mindshare or cool-factor.
MORE proprietary? i've seen this posted on slashdot so many times i'm getting sick of it. os x is WAY more open than windows, and the ppc platform is rather open as well.
i too am looking forward to this. linux is a far more suitable server for something like run uo -- particularly due to the better 64bit support.
hey ryan. i'm not sure if you remember me, but many months ago me and my friend kethinov (on the run uo forums) asked why you hadn't opened sourced it and were met with a rather large amount of disagreement from the developers.
so i'm curious, why the change of mind? I'm glad our comments were not in vain, and that you guys finally did come around to making runuo more of a community effort.
ok. lets make it more interesting. how about something similar to:
/old/path in it, and replace it with /new/path)
for i in `find / -type f -exec grep -Il '/old/path' {} \;`; do cat $i | sed -e 's\/old\/path/\/new\/path\//' > $i.temp; mv $i.temp $i; done
(this would find every text file in a path with the text
sorry. but the windows shell just does NOT cut it. unix has 30 years of history behind it, and it the shell shows it.
unfortunately that's not true. there's still a lot that cygwin cannot accomplish that an actual install of UNIX can (in an OS like Linux or Mac OS).
it's the little things really, like adding cronjobs that integrate with nt serivces, or modifying config options in registry keys that just simply doesn't mix with cygwin.
i think the worst part about microsoft of all people releasing antispyware software, is that they are admitting their OS is easily hijacked. spyware is a worse problem than viruses now a days (since every machine i've cleaned up for friends has 200+ pieces of spyware littered around their machine), and for the most part it is easier to prevent! stop using IE, and stop installing random software off the web.
despite how much you wish a single group of elitist linguists made up language, you're mistaken about how languages are formed. language is formed by the mass, i.e. words that are generated and perpetuated as the norm. all the words given on your 'list' have made it to that level, and as such should be added to every major dictionary.
yeah except for that whole 'it doesn't support iSync with bluetooth thing.' hell, even the sidekick TWO doesn't support it. and that, in my opinion, is monumentally stupid of them. no thanks.
then why is it no serious unix hacker considers any of those distros worthy? gentoo and debian are. it's not a curse of the RPM format really, it's just that the tools for managing RPMs sucked so damn much that until recently, they were the sign that the distro was indeed crap.
now a days though, yum and apt-rpm have caught up.. but debian is still WAY ahead of ANY good rpm distro, with well over 12000 packages in debian.
heh i love the responses on pirate bay..
the latest letter has in it "posting this letter online will result in legal action." i guess the author of that legal threat did read the others, but failed to actually look at the helpful graphs illustrating his chances of getting anywhere with this guy.
yeah until political differences get in the way. i, like many others, would say the mozilla license is rather open. yet the adium developer who made tabs will not allow camino to use them (he would have to dual license the code).
you probably don't know the first thing about HCI.. so clearly that makes you a valid source!
that's not entirely true. windows still doesn't have compositing. os x has had compositing since 10.0, but didn't get gpu accelerated compositing until 10.2. tiger, coming out mid next year, will offload even more of the 2d drawing onto the gpu (instead of just the compositing.)
if the majority of the world thought as you (and i do) we'd be in a much better position to attempt something like colonizing the moon.
i hope education and the "crock pot" effect of race merging can remove these sorts of problems over time, and that one day people won't be so divided. the gay marriage thing is a perfect example of how stupid people can be. people vote down something that shouldn't (and doesn't) effect their rights as citizens, but denies the rights of others just because they don't agree with their predisposition for sexual preference. these same people, if in reverse rolls, would suddenly be the ones clamoring for justice.
they sure aren't. now what does this have to do with opendarwin?