You can embed a pattern of characters in ping like so(at least in linux):
ping -p 'ATH0+++' 127.0.0.1
as for ATH0+++, it tells the modem to hangup basically. If the right conditions are right (OS, drivers and hardware) the pattern string is passed as is thru the modem and evaluated. Google for >modem AT commands.
I'm a bit rusty from my thermodynamic courses, but I'll try: it's in transition state where both liquid and solid exists. So up to 6.5 it's solid, from 6.5 to 7.6 it's in transition and 7.5 and above its liquid. Can anyone refute or back this up? I'm not a chemical engineer, I only took courses way back when... This
might help. Or This (pdf) or
This (pdf)
@ Windows has SUS
Actually, you can distibute patches with Linux as well. You can use yum and point it to a local repository with the selected updates/patches or all, then have the yum service running which automatically updates the system for you. (guys, am I incorrect here?)
Nice, but I'm sure a Perl or shell script can do this (not as nice but doable). Could even use a DB (DBM, myslq,etc...), could even use a php frontend (there's you eye candy). Now that I think of it i was working on something like this (probably already exists)....
It's interesting to see that only 3 coutries have revenues of more that a trillion : US, Germany and Japan. All of which where the biggest players in WWII.
Actually, they don't need to run as root, they can run as any nonpriviliged user, the trick is that you START as root, bind the desired port, then drop privileges and setuid to a nonprivileged user. i.e. apache. However I do see your point, it does have to run SOME code as root...
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You can embed a pattern of characters in ping like so(at least in linux):
ping -p 'ATH0+++' 127.0.0.1
as for ATH0+++, it tells the modem to hangup basically. If the right conditions are right (OS, drivers and hardware) the pattern string is passed as is thru the modem and evaluated. Google for >modem AT commands.
sodium isn't exactly fireproof
Actually it's a cool thing to see a piece of sodium in plain, simple, pure water....(hint: google for sodium and water)
I'm a bit rusty from my thermodynamic courses, but I'll try: it's in transition state where both liquid and solid exists. So up to 6.5 it's solid, from 6.5 to 7.6 it's in transition and 7.5 and above its liquid. Can anyone refute or back this up? I'm not a chemical engineer, I only took courses way back when...
This might help. Or This (pdf) or This (pdf)
And didn't they do something similar in the venerable Office Space as well?
'I'm gonna show her my 'O-face'!'
@ Windows has SUS
Actually, you can distibute patches with Linux as well. You can use yum and point it to a local repository with the selected updates/patches or all, then have the yum service running which automatically updates the system for you. (guys, am I incorrect here?)
Ok, fine, I'll reply myself: it's OpenBSD.
heck, even a certain OS has hangman nestled in its kernel. 10 points to whoever tells me which one (pretty easy).
Probably because, since Microsoft HQ is in Washington state (near BC), they spend more time skiing then securing their OS...
Whistler is a mountain and a city in BC Canada. Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort
BTW: Whistler is going to be one of the venues for the 2010 Winter Olympics.
I can even provide a picture of my attic to show that they are invisible.
Pffff, they're not even invisible, I can easily see them....
maybe not as compact but definetly informative:
if [ `whoami` = "root" ] ; then
PSSUF="# "
psuser="root"
else
PSSUF="$ "
psuser=$USER
fi
export PS1=$psuser@`hostname -s`':$PWD/{$LINENO}$PSSUF
`if [ $? = 0 ]
then
echo ":)>"
else
echo ":(>"
fi`'
which gives something like this:
joeuser@yourmachine:/usr/local/whatever/{ 1}$
:)>
200 Independence Avenue, SW
Question to grammar/language nazis: isn't THAT irony (in relation to the submitted story)?
cunning stunt
mphhh hahahhah... sorry, can't resist: is it me or am I the only one that swapped "c" and "st".
The verb is 'violer', the tense is "indicatif passe simple"
(a form of past tense). (please excuse the abence of accents)
Je violai
Tu violas
il/elle viola
nous violames
vous violates
ils/elles violerent
or is it Cue (queue would still apply though).
Queue in the 'how many library of congress ..." jokes.
I do this, too. Then you just use ps2pdf and, viola, you've got a filled out pdf!
Thanks for the tip, but for god's sake, if you're gonna use french words at least get them right, it's: VOILA.
viola means raped.
Talk about coincidence: slashdot's QOTD:
"Never give in. Never give in. Never. Never. Never." -- Winston Churchill
[joke]Yeah, it's called 'Preview'[/joke].
Nice, but I'm sure a Perl or shell script can do this (not as nice but doable). Could even use a DB (DBM, myslq,etc...), could even use a php frontend (there's you eye candy). Now that I think of it i was working on something like this (probably already exists)....
It's interesting to see that only 3 coutries have revenues of more that a trillion : US, Germany and Japan. All of which where the biggest players in WWII.
Actually, they don't need to run as root, they can run as any nonpriviliged user, the trick is that you START as root, bind the desired port, then drop privileges and setuid to a nonprivileged user. i.e. apache.
However I do see your point, it does have to run SOME code as root...
Nah! Sheep don't have fingers...
Monkeys do though...
What about 'zcat'?
was it gzip or zip format?
I think the z* tools are gzip based.
PBX: Private Branch eXchange (private telephone switchboard)
used in medium and large size businesses. It's like a LAN for phones. You can tell when a employee has an extentions number.