The Denyhosts web site says it needs Python 2.1 or later, and I've got Woody's standard 2.1.3. But it's possible he's not testing against such an ancient version.
"There ought to be but one large art warehouse in the world, to which the artist could carry his art-works, and from which he could carry away whatever he needed. As it is, one must be half a tradesman." -- Ludwig van Beethoven, January, 1801
Maybe they will have to use their own [compiler] (after they make it).
Come on, AMD... If you do need to do your own compiler work, optimize GCC! The whole idea is to make code run fast on your chips, right? And think of the tremendous goodwill you'd build up, especially around here.
Along the lines of what our friend at -1 said, having uncompressed data on the DVD isn't an automatic win.
Suppose you can read 10M/s from the disc. If it's uncompressed, that's exactly what your throughput is. What if you get 2:1 compression (at least for that piece of data)? Suddenly your effective throughput is 20M/s.
Obviously this is a tradeoff between media speed and CPU/memory. But it's very likely that the Knoppix DVD contains a compressed filesystem to increase performance.
I got to wondering if the correct usage was codified anywhere, and found this style guide.
The correct reference is to use "The University of Texas at Austin" the first time you refer to the title of the university in text. Upon second reference and thereafter, use "university."
When writing for internal audiences familiar with the university, it is acceptable to refer to the university as UT Austin.
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I guess this means "intentionally," but it's hard to be sure...
Read the 9th and 10th amendments for more info.
The FCC should exist to enforce private property rights on pieces of spectrum, and stay the hell out of the business of engineering society.
Cool, thanks for the info. I'll email him.
The Denyhosts web site says it needs Python 2.1 or later, and I've got Woody's standard 2.1.3. But it's possible he's not testing against such an ancient version.
However, I'm trying to run it on Debian Woody and I'm getting this:
So maybe it's not so great. :-)
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"There ought to be but one large art warehouse in the world, to which the artist could carry his art-works, and from which he could carry away whatever he needed. As it is, one must be half a tradesman." -- Ludwig van Beethoven, January, 1801
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Come on, AMD... If you do need to do your own compiler work, optimize GCC! The whole idea is to make code run fast on your chips, right? And think of the tremendous goodwill you'd build up, especially around here.
The 286 was the last 16-bit processor; 386 and 486 were both 32-bit. The crippled 386SX had a 16-bit interface, though it was internally 32-bit.
They should have called it the "Dangerfield".
n/t
When he sold out his impeachment vote for another ride in space.
Nobody looking for Microsoft on the Internet is going to type "mikerowesoft.com". Just isn't going to happen.
Shouldn't that be "sextuple u"?
Effective C#!
Suppose you can read 10M/s from the disc. If it's uncompressed, that's exactly what your throughput is. What if you get 2:1 compression (at least for that piece of data)? Suddenly your effective throughput is 20M/s.
Obviously this is a tradeoff between media speed and CPU/memory. But it's very likely that the Knoppix DVD contains a compressed filesystem to increase performance.
It's in San Marcos, a little bit south of Austin.
The name makes it sound a lot more presigious than it really is, I think...
Apologies to the submitter!
If it's UT anywhere but Austin, you say where.
Stan the insurance man had to pay out because Guybrush presented his own death certificate.
http://perljam.net/notes/interesting-google-satell ite-maps/
If you don't care about redundancy, RAID 0 is probably the way to go here. Just strip the data across all the elements.