glibc is supposedly portable, but in fact runs ONLY on linux. It would be neat if it ran on MacOS (but only because the Linux ABI came over, so it's sort of like cheating).
Most of them are destined to be big rentals, for girls to watch by themselves or with friends. Sitting alone, with a bucket of Orville Reddenbocker....
After seeing one too many episodes of girls getting stalked by "creepy" guys on Dateline, CSI, Law and Order, etc... a dating sim, which teaches kids how to virtually bag girls would go over as well as Doom ]|[ will be to a resident of Columbine.
Trolls who assume some air of authority with respect to the article. They post quickly, making wild, non-trivially verifiable claims.
Of course, it's all a crock of shit.
Moderators: Don't moderate up anyone informative if they don't offer any proof or make a claim and they have a shoddy posting record. Otherwise YOU WILL be slaughtered in M2.
call them up and convince them to be a guest or guest host on one of their 15 minute episodes. I mean, did they actually expect just anyone to attempt to buy it? It'd have to be a raving fan. Probably a successful person who is secretly a fan.
The only people they could go after are the purveyors of the mailbombing software that utilitzes this technique. Just using the software does not make you a patent infringer.
And how will that stop spam? It's not exactly rocket science. Anyone could right that software if paid enough quietly.
No, AT&T is probably looking to sell "accurate and direct e-marketing solutions" with it's residential internet customer lists, with a guarantee the simpler classifier-based spam filters won't nullify them.
if Windows Longhorn came with software that enabled the user to take components of applications, forms, folders, etc. + a little web knowhow and CREATE her own activity centers.
If it's this powerful new metaphor; a huge reason why I should plunk all of this money down for this new OS, then it better come with a kit and lots of components designed specifically so I can actually take advantage of it.
otherwise it's just another bullet point on a sales presentation. yawn
I had suggested to someone the other day, half-jokingly, that I was wondering when they would jump from FreeBSD userland to Linux userland (after having made a quantum leap from 4.3 to 4.6 in Panther). Why? It'd get all those Linux (or just SysV) zealots to join the OSX bandwagon. They can apt-get, emerge, and rpm to their heart's content. Now I'm wondering if anyone else has seriously thought about that.
you see another document with a name that catches your eye, and makes you think that maybe what you're saving this file as is inappropriate (or maybe you're working with and old version of a document by accident), so you want to check out what's in the other file while you've got it RIGHT THERE... so you right click, open in new window, etc.
Sometimes, when in the act of picking a place to save, I open other files from that directory while I browsing the save dialog. This helps me to file it away appropriately.
they really need to introduce using Cat5 as a balanced interconnect cable for analog or digital (or both! like DVI-D) Cheap, abundant, can carry a balanced stereo pair, or a single channel with phantom power, snaplocks, etc. etc.
the camera is a real piece of shit. Lens optics are deplorable... shoddy engineering (uses only half the flash chip). It probably doesn't cost 3 bucks to make in the right country. Well, at least not more than $20 because... It's not reusable (!). So you don't see re-used ones back in the new packages at the store.
let you send it SIGUSR1 and it will report it's progress (namely the GNU fileutils version). You could write a wrapper script around it with a cool progress bar if you were smart.
Try this one day: dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/null & kill -USR1 %1 #wait a little kill -USR1 %1 #etc...
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have nothing on a carpenter! :-)
glibc is supposedly portable, but in fact runs ONLY on linux. It would be neat if it ran on MacOS (but only because the Linux ABI came over, so it's sort of like cheating).
Eh. Not funny anyway. Ah well.
I think you missed the joke.
Hybrid? - signifying that Minis and Unicycles are essentially the same thing, so a hybrid would be redundant.
ha. funny. haha. Mini's are small. lol!
Most of them are destined to be big rentals, for girls to watch by themselves or with friends. ...
Sitting alone, with a bucket of Orville Reddenbocker.
By parents.
After seeing one too many episodes of girls getting stalked by "creepy" guys on Dateline, CSI, Law and Order, etc... a dating sim, which teaches kids how to virtually bag girls would go over as well as Doom ]|[ will be to a resident of Columbine.
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Of course, it's all a crock of shit.
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Mod down grandparent -1 liar.
(use appears twice)
I mean, they're ALL the same format, just little details change. No imagination whatsoever.
Sigh. I yearn for more interesting UCE.
glibc on linux? Who would have thunk it.
1971 "Harvey Birdman" Plymouth Roadrunner.
::drooling, babbling::
::cough:: Classic.
call them up and convince them to be a guest or guest host on one of their 15 minute episodes. I mean, did they actually expect just anyone to attempt to buy it? It'd have to be a raving fan. Probably a successful person who is secretly a fan.
Hmm...
The only people they could go after are the purveyors of the mailbombing software that utilitzes this technique. Just using the software does not make you a patent infringer.
And how will that stop spam? It's not exactly rocket science. Anyone could right that software if paid enough quietly.
No, AT&T is probably looking to sell "accurate and direct e-marketing solutions" with it's residential internet customer lists, with a guarantee the simpler classifier-based spam filters won't nullify them.
if Windows Longhorn came with software that enabled the user to take components of applications, forms, folders, etc. + a little web knowhow and CREATE her own activity centers.
If it's this powerful new metaphor; a huge reason why I should plunk all of this money down for this new OS, then it better come with a kit and lots of components designed specifically so I can actually take advantage of it.
otherwise it's just another bullet point on a sales presentation. yawn
I had suggested to someone the other day, half-jokingly, that I was wondering when they would jump from FreeBSD userland to Linux userland (after having made a quantum leap from 4.3 to 4.6 in Panther).
Why? It'd get all those Linux (or just SysV) zealots to join the OSX bandwagon. They can apt-get, emerge, and rpm to their heart's content.
Now I'm wondering if anyone else has seriously thought about that.
He's worse then some of these "video game reviewers" or the journalists on CNet.
I mean, not only does he repeat what's fed to him by the MS rumor mills, but he expounds upon it.
And it's all bullshit rhetoric anyway. I've never seen him post a measly graph or table to back up his claims, anywhere.
you see another document with a name that catches your eye, and makes you think that maybe what you're saving this file as is inappropriate (or maybe you're working with and old version of a document by accident), so you want to check out what's in the other file while you've got it RIGHT THERE... so you right click, open in new window, etc.
Sometimes, when in the act of picking a place to save, I open other files from that directory while I browsing the save dialog. This helps me to file it away appropriately.
n/t
Sex sells. RPG's sell glossy guides.
Glossy guides + sexy game = auxiliary magazine sales at convience stores.
Oh, you mean for gamers? Wake up! They got bought by Enix. Hopefully they won't suck _all_ the fun out of the franchise.
On a side-note, I wish I looked that good in ass-huggers. I'll probably end up not playing it out of embarrassment.
they really need to introduce using Cat5 as a balanced interconnect cable for analog or digital (or both! like DVI-D)
Cheap, abundant, can carry a balanced stereo pair, or a single channel with phantom power, snaplocks, etc. etc.
and it's really a piece of shit. Not worth taking pictures with unless it's for a website at low resolution. Not even worth it for insurance claims.
(check the links and see for yourself... ugh) you get what you pay for.
the camera is a real piece of shit. Lens optics are deplorable... shoddy engineering (uses only half the flash chip).
It probably doesn't cost 3 bucks to make in the right country. Well, at least not more than $20 because...
It's not reusable (!). So you don't see re-used ones back in the new packages at the store.
or it may actually slow down your machine (CPU bound)
Also try lzo.
Biggest bonus: incremental hot backups of even your system drive.
let you send it SIGUSR1 and it will report it's progress (namely the GNU fileutils version).
You could write a wrapper script around it with a cool progress bar if you were smart.
Try this one day:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/null &
kill -USR1 %1
#wait a little
kill -USR1 %1
#etc...