you could, but it totally defeats the better package management solution that gentoo uses. Plus it breaks things like versioning. RPM doesn't work very well with sources
considering the fact that gentoo is a source based distribution, it really can't. However gentoo trys to stay as similar as possible when it can for minimal pain
i think it's fair enough that he doesn't want them to use the Mystery Science Theatre 3000 name since it's more adult themed than MST3K is. I wouldn't mind showing MST3K to pretty much any kid, so their recalcitrance to license it seems completely reasonable. There's no patent on commenting on movies (yet) so the austin people should just change their schtik a little.
just put an IIS server in front of it
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you're apache install will stay safe because they'll be too distracted
one time i dropped my computer on my foot and slid down a few stairs while moving.
In that case, the computer itself was a very large airborne particle!
Oracle chief executive Charles Phillips told the Oracle Open World user conference in Melbourne last week that if IT chiefs wanted better performance, they had to be prepared to spend less - that is, drop their proprietary Unixes and expensive multiprocessor boxes and go to Linux on clusters of two-processor or four-processor servers.
That's a line to appreciate. Too bad it is from one *nix to another
you obviously don't know anything about machine learning. Machine learning is used to speed up what you want to know about instead of slow it down, ways to quickly process information that would otherwise be ungainly to deal with normally. As per performance, the amount of processing that it takes to display something absolutely dwarfs any algorithm that's processing a pretty small dataset
haha I had a dual ISDN to the factory in switzerland, about ten miles away. And it was installed in 91 or so. I went straight from that to wireless and skipped dialup, which was cool.
When I moved back from switzerland where I had a dual ISDN line in 1994 to santa cruz, i got a ricochet modem. It was really wonderful, albeit very slow. I could go up into the hills between my house and UCSC and sit out on the field, something i can't do too efficiently nowadays. It was fun while it lasted!
use the one i posted above
btdownloadcurses http://theaddress
just follow the links to find the address - the link will end in a.torrent the file will download to the dir you are in, so navigate to the directory you want to download it in.
the curses one will load a nice curses menu, but it is very simple. type bt then hit tab a couple times to see your options
hth
grab the latest version of bittorrent, it should work much better. it will work behind nat, but you might have to open up your firewall. Search google for bittorrent clients. copy the download link and pass it as a command to the program from the commandline. i.e.
btdownloadcurses http://address
well, if you're going to get even more nitpicky, it all depends on what the program is. I'd agree that MIT is definitely overrated, it's the harvard of the sciences for sure (in being obviously overrated and laurel-resting)
Why not have a heart for a change? I know this is a troll, but seriously, providing necessary services for the blind in your operating system is a little different than having to use your web browser to update your operating system. Jeez.
I really like your enthusiasm, but as you probably already know, philosophy never goes "straight... to reality"
Just as there was never a real implementation of Communism, there is no real "free market capitalism."
There are, on a simple level, two reasons for this. One, no one can really agree what "free market capitalism" or "communism" is. The second one is that there's no way in hell politicians would ever inact something that makes sense without perverting it with "political realities."
Being an economist is definitely a dismal science;-)
While the intentions are good, the only truly elegant answers for a question like this would be a related to "42" While a laden swallow would most likely be "69" - one can only guess how it would be unladen
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we should raise matching funds for cmu so we can add a word -- the "gates sucks computer center"
you could, but it totally defeats the better package management solution that gentoo uses. Plus it breaks things like versioning. RPM doesn't work very well with sources
considering the fact that gentoo is a source based distribution, it really can't. However gentoo trys to stay as similar as possible when it can for minimal pain
of when i really would just want to send back a letter telling them to go sod off. You have to wonder how sane these lawyers are.
i think it's fair enough that he doesn't want them to use the Mystery Science Theatre 3000 name since it's more adult themed than MST3K is. I wouldn't mind showing MST3K to pretty much any kid, so their recalcitrance to license it seems completely reasonable. There's no patent on commenting on movies (yet) so the austin people should just change their schtik a little.
you're apache install will stay safe because they'll be too distracted
it's not just ones and zeros. It's called a file system, because it's a system of filing data into ones and zeros, silly troll
one time i dropped my computer on my foot and slid down a few stairs while moving. In that case, the computer itself was a very large airborne particle!
just wanted to say thanks for an actually informative post
Oracle chief executive Charles Phillips told the Oracle Open World user conference in Melbourne last week that if IT chiefs wanted better performance, they had to be prepared to spend less - that is, drop their proprietary Unixes and expensive multiprocessor boxes and go to Linux on clusters of two-processor or four-processor servers. That's a line to appreciate. Too bad it is from one *nix to another
you obviously don't know anything about machine learning. Machine learning is used to speed up what you want to know about instead of slow it down, ways to quickly process information that would otherwise be ungainly to deal with normally. As per performance, the amount of processing that it takes to display something absolutely dwarfs any algorithm that's processing a pretty small dataset
haha I had a dual ISDN to the factory in switzerland, about ten miles away. And it was installed in 91 or so. I went straight from that to wireless and skipped dialup, which was cool.
When I moved back from switzerland where I had a dual ISDN line in 1994 to santa cruz, i got a ricochet modem. It was really wonderful, albeit very slow. I could go up into the hills between my house and UCSC and sit out on the field, something i can't do too efficiently nowadays. It was fun while it lasted!
It was funny, but Dan Birchall isn't the head of NASA's mars probe program
100 People with an accuracy of three decimal points. Now that's news!
you can read the docs here to learn how bittorrent works http://bitconjurer.org/BitTorrent/documentation.ht ml
hth
use the one i posted above btdownloadcurses http://theaddress just follow the links to find the address - the link will end in a .torrent the file will download to the dir you are in, so navigate to the directory you want to download it in.
the curses one will load a nice curses menu, but it is very simple. type bt then hit tab a couple times to see your options
hth
grab the latest version of bittorrent, it should work much better. it will work behind nat, but you might have to open up your firewall. Search google for bittorrent clients. copy the download link and pass it as a command to the program from the commandline. i.e. btdownloadcurses http://address
well, if you're going to get even more nitpicky, it all depends on what the program is. I'd agree that MIT is definitely overrated, it's the harvard of the sciences for sure (in being obviously overrated and laurel-resting)
For most US students the top three are MIT, UC Berkeley, Carnegie Mellon. However UIUC is also an excellent school, and shouldn't be mocked at all
For more information, check out www.theopencd.org
it asks you to make sure that you get the street sign and a building number in the shot
Why not have a heart for a change? I know this is a troll, but seriously, providing necessary services for the blind in your operating system is a little different than having to use your web browser to update your operating system. Jeez.
Just as there was never a real implementation of Communism, there is no real "free market capitalism."
There are, on a simple level, two reasons for this. One, no one can really agree what "free market capitalism" or "communism" is. The second one is that there's no way in hell politicians would ever inact something that makes sense without perverting it with "political realities."
Being an economist is definitely a dismal science ;-)
While the intentions are good, the only truly elegant answers for a question like this would be a related to "42" While a laden swallow would most likely be "69" - one can only guess how it would be unladen