I'd imagine that people who don't speak English as a first language tend to pick up on inaccuracies better than people who do, as when learning a foreign language one tends to be more aware of homonyms than a native speaker.
Asia's a continent, Hinduism is a religion. One of the main areas of Hinduism is India. India is in South Asia. Therefore a vast number of Asians are Hindus...
Yeah, I do know of what is apparently a source. Not tried it, because I don't want to touch it and hate warez, but the neowin.net article wouldn't point to any sources...
Which engines? Every engine I've looked at crawls pages if no robots.txt is present at the time - I've got pages with no robots.txt on the site in Google and AllTheWeb.
Don't even have to do that; make moveold will move the old modutils to [filename].old, then you can make install and not have to worry about which modprobe to use - it automatically starts insmod.old etc when it detects a 2.4 module.
Even if Linus wanted to change the kernel's licence, AFAIK he couldn't. Unless he stripped out everyone else's code, or got them to OK the licence (extremely hard - would Caldera cooperate in this case?), or got everyone to assign copyright to him, it would be breaking copyright law to release it under an incompatible licence.
Red Hat Linux 9 includes the Native POSIX Thread Library (NPTL), a new implementation of POSIX threads for Linux. This library provides performance improvements and increased scalability for i686 or better processors.
There are warnings when TV shows contain strobe lighting over here - usually along the lines of someone saying "Please be advised that this programme contains strobe lighting and (insert other cautions)"
In the case of spammers (as the easiest example to use) it's when a spammer sets the From: address to be from an anti-spammer, or just someone they don't like, so they get all the bounces and complaints.
It can also be where the spammer sends out spam for another web site, which was unrequested - giving that site a bad image.
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Except I believe most of these still return HTTP 404 - if they don't, that's broken, but I've not particularly noticed any which don't yet.
I'd expect that UK ;aw/practices with radio are different to those in the US...
Hmm... Pretty much is DVD cases for all games (where I live at least); PC games, GC games, Xbox games, PS2 games, all use DVD cases...
I'd imagine that people who don't speak English as a first language tend to pick up on inaccuracies better than people who do, as when learning a foreign language one tends to be more aware of homonyms than a native speaker.
That's my impression anyway.
mencoder's a part of mplayer, so yes, source is available.
I'm not a trade mark lawyer, but this page seems to imply that there's no need for the word "Microsoft" to be used...
The thing about freenet is that it's high-latency; once you've got a route to the file, in theory it should be as fast as the people uploading to you.
Yeah, I'm not arguing that; just the parent stated that Asians aren't Hindus - and I pointed out that there are Asian Hindus.
Asia's a continent, Hinduism is a religion. One of the main areas of Hinduism is India. India is in South Asia. Therefore a vast number of Asians are Hindus...
Huh? IANAL, but I believe it's totally illegal here [UK], if only under copyright law.
Ah, thanks for pointing that one out, hadn't RTFM properly before...
Yeah, I do know of what is apparently a source. Not tried it, because I don't want to touch it and hate warez, but the neowin.net article wouldn't point to any sources...
/me points to the star by his name...
I was getting a load of errors before it was subs-only.
It was slashdotted before it was posted to slashdot.
I think I once read they were some kind of food. Or something. :/
Here you are, HTH.
Which engines? Every engine I've looked at crawls pages if no robots.txt is present at the time - I've got pages with no robots.txt on the site in Google and AllTheWeb.
Don't even have to do that; make moveold will move the old modutils to [filename].old, then you can make install and not have to worry about which modprobe to use - it automatically starts insmod.old etc when it detects a 2.4 module.
Even if Linus wanted to change the kernel's licence, AFAIK he couldn't. Unless he stripped out everyone else's code, or got them to OK the licence (extremely hard - would Caldera cooperate in this case?), or got everyone to assign copyright to him, it would be breaking copyright law to release it under an incompatible licence.
Red Hat's had NPTL since RH9 - so a bit more than LFS and perhaps Gentooers.
There are warnings when TV shows contain strobe lighting over here - usually along the lines of someone saying "Please be advised that this programme contains strobe lighting and (insert other cautions)"
In the case of spammers (as the easiest example to use) it's when a spammer sets the From: address to be from an anti-spammer, or just someone they don't like, so they get all the bounces and complaints.
It can also be where the spammer sends out spam for another web site, which was unrequested - giving that site a bad image.
So kinda like a typical NEWS file? Yeah, it'd be a good idea to have one of those, it gets annoying grepping changelogs...