So you mean to tell me you would put a price on your wife and kids, family, dignity?
err, this is slashdot, the odds are good that prison isn't much different than moms basement, no windows, well except for the whole never bending at the waist thing and he would have...
wait
for
it...
One Meeelion Dollars
note to self, slashdot and alcohol are a bad mix.;)
Or for Los Angeles in particular, you better check it quick, there isn't usually that much green on that map. Check it around 5:30p Pacific to see how nice it is to live in LA.
Actually, Gimp's layout is a lot better for multi-monitor (or multi-desktop) layouts (yes, for those who insist on using a single-window layout can use the new dockable feature, so Gimp can do both) so I'd say it's already somewhat better than Photoshop, especially in the usability department.
I believe your argument only holds water for the Windows version, at least as I remember it.
The Mac version of Photoshop has the menubar and floating toolbars, put them wherever you want.
I'll have to check out the new release on the Mac though, sounds better than it was.
They are nice, not sure they are worth the price though.
Just a tip, if you get one, don't keep your wallet in your back pocket when you are sitting in it. The mesh that they use is like a cheese grater and you will wear holes in your pants failry quickly.
Maybe it's just me though, I tend to fidget a bit. Now where is my coffee cup??
I discipline him to try, usually in vain, to teach him that chewing the cable is bad.
Have you tried a spray bottle of water?
We have 2 cats, they both run as soon as they see you reach for the bottle. After he gets a wet butt a few times he may realize that what he is doing is a bad idea.
Then again he may just look at you thinking "I'll get you back for that", you know the look.
I am going to give you a couple of links and second a tip that another poster made. Since I use Gentoo and grub I don't want to tell you exactly how I do this and have it break your stuff;)
You should be able to install many kernels side by side just by using the kernel-version and System.map-version naming scheme and I highly recommend you do that and add entries to your lilo.conf for each one you want to test. Then you shouldn't need to use your live cd to save your self.
To be honest I don't use the 911 service on my Vonage line so I don't know the details all that well... sorry, I whored...
I have a Vonage line becuase my wife used to do outside sales and had accounts all over the US and a couple over seas. You make more that 20 minutes worth of calls to the UK and Vonage becomes a really good deal. Her average phone bill before Vonage was ~$400 a month
Doesn't matter what section it is, it's on the first page anyone sees.
Yeah, as long as you are looking at http://apple.slashdot.org/
Maybe I'm missing something, but the content I get at http://slashdot.org/ is:
US Army Scraps Comanche Helicopter Posted by simoniker on 2004-02-23 17:35
Developers: Firebird Relational Database 1.5 Final Out Posted by simoniker on 2004-02-23 16:46
Science: Defending Earth From Asteroids With MADMEN Posted by simoniker on 2004-02-23 16:01
Book Reviews: Learning Unix for Mac OS X Panther Posted by timothy on 2004-02-23 15:16
The only one that is Apple related is the book review.
Yes, I know he was trying to be an ass, that doesn't mean I have to stay quiet. Maybe he didn't realize he wasn't on the main page, it seems like an easy mistake;)
You do relaize that you are reading apple.slashdot.org, right?
You can find *BSD info here, the linux stuff is pretty much everywhere and Windows has moved to a monthly cycle, so you need to wait a couple more weeks and check here;)
Re:Search engine spam is the key...
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Search Beyond Google
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· Score: 2, Interesting
If you use a browser that supports keywords (don't they all now?) you can add them to the end of the keyword string
http://www.google.com/search?&q=%s+-site:example .c om
Of course you would have to add a +-site: for each one.
Re:Search engine spam is the key...
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Search Beyond Google
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· Score: 4, Informative
try using this
something interesting -site:example.com
At this point there's no way to save it as a pref, but you could always drop it in a text file to keep a big list
I have been trying to get this to work, I've seen the docs and I think I'm doing it right...
I want to use my own build of apache and php, I don't want all the bloat in the base packages.
I built my.ebuild, named it the same as the production one and put it in my PORTDIR_OVERLAY, but every time I try to emerge something that requires apache it wants to emerge the stock one. I even tried "pinning" the version after I emerged my package.
Any ideas?
If you want you can reply to mi-slash at the site above or you could just tell me to RTFM (again).
My wife developed 2 web sites which never got indexed even though we submitted these using Google's interface. As they might not be linked, I suppose Google just considers that if nobody mentions a site, then the site should not be registered as existing ? Do Google think it actually is the web ?
Put it in your sig as a link, get a few high rated posts and google will visit.
2) I am about to run my final set of tests to determine my distro for a production box, do you have any CFLAGS tips to get the most performance out of Gentoo before I write it off as too much work not enough gain??
The box is a DP Athlon MP 2400, 1G RAM, 120G drives x 2
I was planning on hitting #gentoo on freenode when the box gets here on Tuesday... but here you are
Slashdot Mirror
Yes the forums are great and the docs are pretty damn good.
#gentoo on the other hand...
Points 2 and 3 can easily be avoided by merely reading the manual.
Search for "Configuration File Protection" on that page.
As with anything else if you don't bother to RTM you are going to have problems.
I doubt they are going to use a PPC chip to keep people from putting Linux on the Xbox2.
There are numerous PPC Linux distros out there and quite a lot of open source code builds just fine on PPC or can be ported fairly easily.
But I could be wrong. I don't work for Microsoft.
err, this is slashdot, the odds are good that prison isn't much different than moms basement, no windows, well except for the whole never bending at the waist thing and he would have...
wait
for
it...
One Meeelion Dollars
note to self, slashdot and alcohol are a bad mix.
You are either the gaotse guy or you know way too much about the goatse guy... either way, I need a shower ;)
Here is how we do it down south ;)
Or for Los Angeles in particular, you better check it quick, there isn't usually that much green on that map. Check it around 5:30p Pacific to see how nice it is to live in LA.
I believe your argument only holds water for the Windows version, at least as I remember it.
The Mac version of Photoshop has the menubar and floating toolbars, put them wherever you want.
I'll have to check out the new release on the Mac though, sounds better than it was.
They are nice, not sure they are worth the price though.
Just a tip, if you get one, don't keep your wallet in your back pocket when you are sitting in it. The mesh that they use is like a cheese grater and you will wear holes in your pants failry quickly.
Maybe it's just me though, I tend to fidget a bit. Now where is my coffee cup??
Have you tried a spray bottle of water?
We have 2 cats, they both run as soon as they see you reach for the bottle. After he gets a wet butt a few times he may realize that what he is doing is a bad idea.
Then again he may just look at you thinking "I'll get you back for that", you know the look.
I am going to give you a couple of links and second a tip that another poster made. Since I use Gentoo and grub I don't want to tell you exactly how I do this and have it break your stuff ;)
link 1
link 2
You should be able to install many kernels side by side just by using the kernel-version and System.map-version naming scheme and I highly recommend you do that and add entries to your lilo.conf for each one you want to test. Then you shouldn't need to use your live cd to save your self.
as usual: YMMV
To try and provide something better that the usual RTFM answer...
Which distro? Which boot loader?
I'm not sure how the Live CD fits in unless you plan on using it for a recovery.
It doesn appear that they even slowed down...
They seem to be doing an update every couple of months.
To be honest I don't use the 911 service on my Vonage line so I don't know the details all that well... sorry, I whored...
I have a Vonage line becuase my wife used to do outside sales and had accounts all over the US and a couple over seas. You make more that 20 minutes worth of calls to the UK and Vonage becomes a really good deal. Her average phone bill before Vonage was ~$400 a month
Vonage added this a while back, more info here and oddly enough, my bill went down after they implemented it.
Yeah, as long as you are looking at http://apple.slashdot.org/
Maybe I'm missing something, but the content I get at http://slashdot.org/ is:
US Army Scraps Comanche Helicopter
Posted by simoniker on 2004-02-23 17:35
Developers: Firebird Relational Database 1.5 Final Out
Posted by simoniker on 2004-02-23 16:46
Science: Defending Earth From Asteroids With MADMEN
Posted by simoniker on 2004-02-23 16:01
Book Reviews: Learning Unix for Mac OS X Panther
Posted by timothy on 2004-02-23 15:16
The only one that is Apple related is the book review.
Yes, I know he was trying to be an ass, that doesn't mean I have to stay quiet. Maybe he didn't realize he wasn't on the main page, it seems like an easy mistake
You do relaize that you are reading apple.slashdot.org, right?
;)
You can find *BSD info here, the linux stuff is pretty much everywhere and Windows has moved to a monthly cycle, so you need to wait a couple more weeks and check here
If you use a browser that supports keywords (don't they all now?) you can add them to the end of the keyword string
e .c om
http://www.google.com/search?&q=%s+-site:exampl
Of course you would have to add a +-site: for each one.
try using this
something interesting -site:example.com
At this point there's no way to save it as a pref, but you could always drop it in a text file to keep a big list
It's just dmoz, so these people:
;-)
ettore, ffabris, gigi, hotpink, hudson, jezebel, peterrobson, seepatrick, susies, wilky
Although they don't get paid
I think this might give you what you used to use on AV...
foo (bar|baz)
I could be wrong, it's late.
One more question?
.ebuild, named it the same as the production one and put it in my PORTDIR_OVERLAY, but every time I try to emerge something that requires apache it wants to emerge the stock one. I even tried "pinning" the version after I emerged my package.
I have been trying to get this to work, I've seen the docs and I think I'm doing it right...
I want to use my own build of apache and php, I don't want all the bloat in the base packages.
I built my
Any ideas?
If you want you can reply to mi-slash at the site above or you could just tell me to RTFM (again).
Put it in your sig as a link, get a few high rated posts and google will visit.
According to my logs 20 - 30%* of the people browsing with IE are still using 5.x.
I know, UAs get faked all the time...
* Depends on which site you look at.
Naw, keep drinking the beer... It makes the junk available on iTunes more tolerable ;-)
1) you are seriously twisted ;-)
2) I am about to run my final set of tests to determine my distro for a production box, do you have any CFLAGS tips to get the most performance out of Gentoo before I write it off as too much work not enough gain??
The box is a DP Athlon MP 2400, 1G RAM, 120G drives x 2
I was planning on hitting #gentoo on freenode when the box gets here on Tuesday... but here you are
Thanks-