For example./dev/hda,/dev/hdb/,/dev/hdc now become/dev/discs/disc0,/dev/discs/disc1,/dev/discs/disc2
That is called devfs, and as far as I know is an optional thing. At least it was in 2.4-series, and I really really doubt it isn't in 2.5 and will be in 2.6. So just skipp the CONFIG_DEVFS_FS and CONFIG_DEVFS_MOUNT and use your old nodes.
So, Be fans, what makes BeOS so special?
Last time I tried it was some years ago on my 400MHz. It was goodlooking, felt very quick, and overall nice. It is easy to move from Windows to BeOS. As my dad now uses the old 400MHz:er, with Windows of course (he refuses to use anything new), I thought that he maybe was willing to use BeOS. Linux with GNOME or KDE is way too slow on his old comp.
The lack of programs is the problem. What he needs is:
A office-like collection of programs (word, excell, etc)
It was probably loads of fun to manually set this up, but it works
Well, the problem could be solved (not for your school district, but overall) by simply redirect all incoming connections to the correct computer behind the nat, with the same technic as your school there.
But that would rise a new problem, we would be out of domainnames! Imagine aaaaaa...aa.zzzz.jp, aaaaaa...ab.zzzz.jp;)
mail.nths.nvusd.k12.ca.us request on port 80 go to 10.10.10.3:80
nths.nvusd.k12.ca.us request on port 80 goes to 10.10.10.2
Since when do "just port forwarding" forward connection to same port, to different hosts?
As he said, they check which domainname the client connects to, and redirect the connection to on of their internal (behind the nat) servers acording to this.
Information is lost in compilation. You can never reconstruct the exact original source. You end up with valid C++ that has no more human-understandable information than the equivilent machine code.
Of course you can! You just make a program that generates random C++ source, compiles it, and diffs the output with the orginal file. If they match, you have the exact orginal sourcecode;)
Paint Shop Pro 5 doesn't even compare to MS Paint, and you can get that nowadays for free, it comes with windows, you only have to pay a $100 for windows. Or whatever it costs, I have never seen it for sale actually, haha.
I'm lazy, I don't want to change my nice g (google) and gl (google lucky) prefixes in my browser. And gosh, how would that look y (yahoo) yl (yahoo lucky)... Naaah, that wount work, no way.
Slashdot Mirror
That is nice, but I guess I have to keep the SCSI anyways, for the 1394 to me iPod.
For example. /dev/hda, /dev/hdb/, /dev/hdc now become /dev/discs/disc0, /dev/discs/disc1, /dev/discs/disc2
That is called devfs, and as far as I know is an optional thing. At least it was in 2.4-series, and I really really doubt it isn't in 2.5 and will be in 2.6. So just skipp the CONFIG_DEVFS_FS and CONFIG_DEVFS_MOUNT and use your old nodes.
JUST as I was building my new lfs-system, and now kernel.org is slashdotted! GAH!!!
I do
So, Be fans, what makes BeOS so special?
Last time I tried it was some years ago on my 400MHz. It was goodlooking, felt very quick, and overall nice. It is easy to move from Windows to BeOS. As my dad now uses the old 400MHz:er, with Windows of course (he refuses to use anything new), I thought that he maybe was willing to use BeOS. Linux with GNOME or KDE is way too slow on his old comp.
The lack of programs is the problem. What he needs is:
A office-like collection of programs (word, excell, etc)
Mozilla :)
A image-editor like Gimp
And sometimes he make rollbacks, that is when you experinse Déjà Vu :-P
It was probably loads of fun to manually set this up, but it works
;)
Well, the problem could be solved (not for your school district, but overall) by simply redirect all incoming connections to the correct computer behind the nat, with the same technic as your school there.
But that would rise a new problem, we would be out of domainnames! Imagine aaaaaa...aa.zzzz.jp, aaaaaa...ab.zzzz.jp
Read it once more, he says:
mail.nths.nvusd.k12.ca.us request on port 80 go to 10.10.10.3:80
nths.nvusd.k12.ca.us request on port 80 goes to 10.10.10.2
Since when do "just port forwarding" forward connection to same port, to different hosts?
As he said, they check which domainname the client connects to, and redirect the connection to on of their internal (behind the nat) servers acording to this.
Information is lost in compilation. You can never reconstruct the exact original source. You end up with valid C++ that has no more human-understandable information than the equivilent machine code.
;)
Of course you can! You just make a program that generates random C++ source, compiles it, and diffs the output with the orginal file. If they match, you have the exact orginal sourcecode
Paint Shop Pro 5 doesn't even compare to MS Paint, and you can get that nowadays for free, it comes with windows, you only have to pay a $100 for windows. Or whatever it costs, I have never seen it for sale actually, haha.
#!/bin/sh
if [ $4 -lt ${10} ];then
echo '$4 is less then $10';
else
echo 'Lies, damn lies!!';
fi
bumby@cubbi:~%sh thetest.sh 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Lies, damn lies!!
nocontact_video1_qt_hi.mov
This was strange... Some kind of joke or what?
Just leave multimedia in your home.
Or in the backseat.
Here it is: mirror
Everyone knows that the bright minds study at Chalmers!
got a mirrar of the google cache too? Cause it seems to have been slashdot:ed too O_o
Tell me this is not art!_ yapc.html
http://domm.zsi.at/talks/obfu_yapc2002/obfu
netcat did not crash either:
/new.html\n\n"|nc vibrantlogic.com 80
echo -e "GET
select language where language = "spoken language"
;)
Not that sql is a programming language, but it sure is close to spoken language, at least my spoken language
me want food
climb tree
get egg
One thing is for sure, it's not going to look like brainfuck ++++>++>++[++++].
(or whatever the syntax was, haven't used it much)
Oh my... It will buffer overflow if it meets me ;)
I'm lazy, I don't want to change my nice g (google) and gl (google lucky) prefixes in my browser. And gosh, how would that look y (yahoo) yl (yahoo lucky)... Naaah, that wount work, no way.
Why don't they just sell empty disc, that way no one will ever be able to make illegal copies.
Gah, I'm so smart! *rushes away to make a patent on my new idea*
GNU/Linux is user-friendly, it just choses its friends very carefully :)
(don't know here I read it, but I'm not the one who shall have the credit for that nice sentence)
Time to chew ass and kick bubble gum!
probably wouldn't.