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  1. Re:Er on Globalwin Jefi Watercooling Kit Reviewed · · Score: 2, Interesting

    well yess, actually since ancient times :)
    but also in supercomputing.
    those cray supercomputer beauties had a big aquarium with something best described as indoor waterfall to cool the water back down

  2. Re:Gentoo, definately on Linux Distributions for Powerbooks? · · Score: 1

    YDL mainly uses rpms, but they also give you the debian tools so you can do both, ...
    so we're both right ;)

  3. Re:Gentoo, definately on Linux Distributions for Powerbooks? · · Score: 3, Informative
    using gentoo on a risc processor kicks arse, those 231MHz can crunch numbers like crazy
    Yellow dog is pretty nice (well the logo is) but your stuck with rpm hell, .. debian has its usual pro and cons, ..
    i had my gentoo system finished (base2 to X) in under a day , but i dont use gnome nor kde bloat so that will account for a lot.
    My personal top3:
    1. Gentoo
    2. GNU/Debian
    3. Yellow Dog

    And ofcourse; if you're thinking bout alternative OS's on powerpc MorphOS should be mentioned

  4. Re:Privacy issue? on FourHead: One PC, Four Users · · Score: 1
    please learn how to karma-whore
    i actually had to search for it myself
    here is the .wav

    But what i meant was; great idea. Implemented while we speak

  5. Re:Where to buy an inexpensive X terminal on FourHead: One PC, Four Users · · Score: 1
    Next generation in computing,... ?
    i believe mr Stallman was working on that for a while now
    Maybe you know it running with that crippled kernel of that finnish guy....
    Anyhoo, it runs everything and still is that next thing
    GNU/Hurd

    Pity the GNU boyz have such bad taste in words / frases, with a bit better marketing, PR and commercialisme (Yuch, 3v1l words) We would all be talking about how NOT-Unix us GNUs are instead of how UNIXy we Linuxs be.

    -- My english is not borken, its advanced!

  6. Latency on Router Tested On Satellite In Space · · Score: 2, Funny

    But did they fix the latency yet?
    You need ping to play Quake from space!

  7. Re:Search for Whatever on Microsoft Offers A Peek At New Search Engine · · Score: 3, Funny
    Owww, Now i get it, ..
    Microsoft doesn't want to be incompliant with all the rfc's
    they just can't find 'm;
    Sorry, no results were found containing "http rfc"

    Explains a LOT

  8. pizzaparty vulnerabilities on Pizza From the Command Line · · Score: 1


    On Fri, 07 May 2004 16:17:37 EDT, "H. Morrow Long" said:

    > Product: pizza_party
    > URL: http://www.beigerecords.com/cory/pizza_party/
    > Version: pizza_party 0.1.beta and earlier
    > Risk: Multiple vulnerabilities (high)

    And in classic form, Slashdot ran an article about pizza_party at 7:47PM...

    http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/05/07/1382 38 &mode=nocomment

    So a bunch of people probably downloaded the vulnerable version...

  9. coping with the WinTel Software Distribution (WSD) on A Linux Admin's Guide to Windows? · · Score: 1
    coping with the WinTel Software Distribution (WSD)
    5 Minute mini lecture using WinInternals only!

    introduction
    WSD, it seemes to be allmost forgotten here in the civilised worlds but here and there you still need to bring support to some legacy systems as the WSD-2K/XP or the even more archane WSD-03
    luckally there ARE ways to allmost be as productive in your new login shell CMD.EXE (aka Command Prompt or DosBox) as you where in your shell, *cough*

    documentation
    When you expect your now fairly standard info, man and share/doc documentation you will feel, at first exploration of the DosBox 'help' function (C:\>HELP or C:\CMD.EXE /?), as though you forgot to install some packages, feer not! this only appears to be this way, the list shown here is the equivalent of your once so feared, loved and reveared {s,}bin directories.
    most of these programs can be invoked with the ? argument to get there --usage statement

    help background
    help started as a builtin in the olden dages but has since been replaced with an utility much like the GNU 'info' program.
    having a CLI widget interface which supports hyperlinking, ANSI and more,....
    (damn shame there ain't much to hyperlink to;)

    argument invokation
    Once accustomed to using backslashes as directory seperators you might look back at previous example and see the frontslash (/) used there as a hyphen (-) to pass an argument to a program
    eg $ ls -R == C:\>DIR /S
    or $ ls -h == C:\>DIR /?

    shell grammar
    CMD.EXE syntax does get more features every time they do the 'Even Better, Improved' thing ;)
    i even think they are working hard to get it to one of those POSIX-Level 1 compliant shells!!
    It has been around for ages, so who knows, maybe the marketing reps will say go, and once again someone removes the /* from various lines of precious future customer satisfaction that "the customer just don't want right now (tm)", and have support for an already replaced by v2 arcane standard that, imho,is hopefully deprecated and (pray to Hasthur) soon replaced by something nice oo-ish or something....
    loops, variable substitution, etc is not available when you run cmd.exe interactively.
    but it can also be used to run stand alone shell scripts who are called *.BAT files.
    In these files you can, for instance, use a FOR (C:\>HELP.EXE FOR) that looks allmost like but then completely different as a 'bash' 'for' statement
    the CMD.EXE /? man page has more information on these SHELL BUILTIN FUNCTIONS

    Compatibility
    thank god microsoft has this funny view on backward compatibility layers, this, in their perspective, has nothing todo with protocols and such but with leaving _everything_ on the system, anyone really did "START>RUN>progman.exe" or some other arcane 16bit app from the golden 3.11 ages on there sparkling new X-MS-OEM-Jailed box to really, really use it?
    "if it hasnt broke, leave it alone,and whatever you do, never EVER try to hit it harded"

    Next Week
    How MS Uses a 3 char string for all its EXEC, MIME and other needs. aka, why 640k would've been enough.

    to be fair; you ofcourse also have .js .vbs .cmd .bat to run scripts from,
    but then, this also seems to be true for .doc .xls .* .** .*****
    Regards and GOODLUCK
    (hehe, You DID already ported the servers to *nix with ACL's and stuff right?)

    Thijs

  10. static binary on Installing Everywhere? · · Score: 1

    i think the easiest thing to do, is do it the 'rollyourown' way,
    just make a big binary file that on executes checks its enviroment;
    what is my $PATH?, where is my ld.so configured?, am i root?, etc
    then just extract your parts in the correct directories
    if the software is good enough normally the community itself will mail you with packaging offers for various platforms

  11. nt4 on Windows Vulnerabilities Revealed, Patched · · Score: 3, Insightful

    so finally the first unpatchable bug for NT4 is here.
    i know i'm not the only greyhat who smiled when they heard of the patching-stop for NT4
    aaaah, the joys of an nonsupported, yet still heavily used platform
    happy cracking y'all

  12. Re:CD's... on AOL: Amazon Who? · · Score: 0

    Naah, i think amazon pretty much got the 'music on cd' thing patented

  13. hidden agenda's on Ponie: Perl On New Internal Engine · · Score: 1, Funny

    This is all just a plot to get tickets to YAPC::Europe
    And a damn good one too, i'm going. Hope we'll get some scoop on this too
    One year has passed since the last YAPC and they defenately confused me enough to make me want to hear The Damian explain it to me all over again, or anyone who understands it for that matter ;)
    Funny how he won over the complete hall of coders using only two words: "less chars"

  14. sturdy on Apple-Quality Intel Laptops? · · Score: 1, Interesting

    if it really has to be solid gear there is no substitute for the real deal.
    (rugged laptops have been mentioned a lot here on /. like in this article a while back
    Now apple does make some very nice sturdy ibooks and some very nice looking titaniums.
    And that it can withstand all the chaos and abuse those weird apple-addicts throw at it deserves some respect,
    But these babies,... these babies are _made_ for rock and roll!

  15. "evolution"x$x on Analysis of SuSE Linux Desktop · · Score: 0

    can anyone do a wordcount on evolution in this article? I feel my id complaining about mental overload, ..
    urges to install gnomelibs,...
    helpme

  16. Re:Should be a pretty big win... on Ardour Digital Audio Workstation Now in Beta · · Score: 0

    ever heard of oldbie trolls that get kicks out of replies, .. even better replies on replies on useless ot posts.
    so hereyago bruce, enjoy

  17. Re:would have had forst pist on Hans Reiser Speaks Freely About Free Software Development · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    tsk tsk, mind the language

  18. Re:Sony, ... can, maybe, SUE ms in Belgium, now! on Microsoft Looks To Cut Xbox Costs · · Score: 0

    Dutch law aswell..
    IANAL but i think it IS legal to sell one product at a loss (call it 'promotion') if you make up for it in other markets...

    but , as stated, .. ianal

  19. M$ is dead, long live M$ on Microsoft Looks To Cut Xbox Costs · · Score: 0

    just trolling but i had ta doo it.,
    YiHAAA!!
    any bad news for the folks in redmont is good news in my book

    just untill there down to 30% of the market orso, ..

  20. stox on Latest SCO News · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    how long is this stockpile gonna go up for, i wanna quit in time