Personally, I find up2date to be a pain in the ass, partly because the RHN servers always seem to be hammered, while urpmi lets me select a less loaded mirror.
urpmi also seems to be a bit easier to use, but that may be because I used it before I used up2date.
Yes, I RTFA. I know that what it really says is that CAN-SPAM essentially was a nop, and that the rate of increase in spam was virtually unchanged before and after.
Those two were my favorites as well. I actually wrote to compliment them on those commercials.
I understand outpost.com got in trouble for the hamster one because people thought it was real, and they got the animal rights types on them.... For some reason nobody complained about the wolves...:)
Punch cards??? We had to use the #2 pencil bubble cards. One day, I decided to be '1337 (of course, we didn't say that back in 1976), and ran a job that just punched out 100 custom $JOB cards for my very own personal use.
Almost perfect. Really though, are meaningful unique identifiers needed? When you want to know if something is done, you ask the nearest one. If they don't know you fire them and get another.
Or as the PHB once said, "From now on, you'll all be called 'Betty'".`
Vonce rrrockets go up, who cares vhere zey come down!
Zat's not my department!
Had a cluster I was setting up. Didn't have a list of the MAC addresses to set up the DHCP server on the master node.
Popped a copy of DSL into a USB CDROM, and BAM!
Luckily, it was only a 10 node cluster....
But DSL booted up quick fast, and found the onboard ethernet. Ran ifconfig, and I was done.
I really like it.
Konrad Zuse?
I have a MDK box at home, and a RH box at work.
Personally, I find up2date to be a pain in the ass, partly because the RHN servers always seem to be hammered, while urpmi lets me select a less loaded mirror.
urpmi also seems to be a bit easier to use, but that may be because I used it before I used up2date.
This is the sort of thing that patents are *supposed* to be used for.
An actual physical process with a physical device.
No, it meant that spammers CAN SPAM you freely.
Yes, I RTFA. I know that what it really says is that CAN-SPAM essentially was a nop, and that the rate of increase in spam was virtually unchanged before and after.
Once again PARC led the pack.
I was at UIST '94 (ACM SIGCHI Conference on User I/F and Software Technology), and some guys from PARC presented a paper on what you call a ZUI.
Those two were my favorites as well. I actually wrote to compliment them on those commercials.
:)
I understand outpost.com got in trouble for the hamster one because people thought it was real, and they got the animal rights types on them.... For some reason nobody complained about the wolves...
Punch cards??? We had to use the #2 pencil bubble cards. One day, I decided to be '1337 (of course, we didn't say that back in 1976), and ran a job that just punched out 100 custom $JOB cards for my very own personal use.
Doesn't -o bind looser than the "and" of conjunction? Hence, shouldn't it be:
find / '(' -name '*.[jm]pg' -o -name '*.avi' -o -name '*.mp3' ')' -print0 | xargs -0 rm
This is for *WINDOWS*. You forgot -name '*.wmv'
Darth Pants: I find your lack of PANTS disturbing...
OK, so then...
Quest = USWest (name change only)
SBC = Southwest Bell + Pacific Telesis + Ameritech
Verizon = NYNEX + Bell Atlantic (+ GTE)
BellSouth = unchanged
And that SBC owns Prodigy.
I thought Qworst (Quest) was Ameritech.
The original 7:
NYNEX
Pacific Telesis
Bell South
Southwest Bell
Ameritech
Bell Atlantic
US West
Isn't it:
Qwest = US West & Ameritech
SBC = Southwest Bell & Pacific Telesis
Verizon = NYNEX & Bell Atlantic
BellSouth = unchanged
I pity da fool who goes to da Delta Quadrant!
Almost perfect. Really though, are meaningful unique identifiers needed? When you want to know if something is done, you ask the nearest one. If they don't know you fire them and get another.
Or as the PHB once said, "From now on, you'll all be called 'Betty'".`
Don't forget, you must read Dogbert's Top-Secret Management Handbook, so that you know the correct way to treat your underlings!
So you won't mind if I go put a pro-Bush sign in your front yard, right?
No? Hey! You're trampling on my Freedom of Speech!
If you're on the left, it's the Evil Bush Administration [insert gratuitous reference to bombing here].
If you're on the right, It's just good business [insert left bashing here].
Me, I believe in Hanlon's Razor.
Damn straight! Elvis still owes us 42 more years of creative works!
the continuous extensions of the period of copyright protection violate the limited times clause
SCOTUS already ruled on that one in Eldred v. Ashcroft, and unfortunately said that the current copyright regimen was constitutional.
Yes, I know about the Ballmer video.
No, I didn't pay JUST $99 for it. It was bundled with my Tandon PCA-10 (10MHz AT Clone), back in 1988.
I forget. Was it VMS 4.2 or 5.0 that had the A-1 Orange Book rating?
Windows 1.1? Ha! You're a piker. I still have my Windows 1.03 disks (all 6 360K floppies -- 5 for the system and one for Windows Write).