It's commonly accepted that on our brazilian portuguese language we do not change the gender if the article is sufficient to identify it -- "a piloto", "a gerente". Portuguese is sufficiently complicated and too many words as it is.
And yes, she made a law forcing to "genderize" words, at least on school certificates. Presidenta, yuck.
If you are jornalista or humorista, you are female now. How nice of her:D
I am used to TC in windows, and in Android I use Ghost Commander. Didn't see TC on android though, will search for it. And will give Altap Salamander a try someday, maybe it's better than TC somehow -- I like TC a lot, but feel that it is "aging out" somehow, I like breadcrumbs and shiny new things to try are always cool.
UltraVNC Single Click. I have a binary in my public dropbox for all buddies to download and run. Just a matter of starting the listener in my side. OK, windows-only, but you can make a OSX shell script to do the same thing there; at least you have a full-featured shell. And for security, UVNC have a DSM plugin, if you don't really care about full compatibility
I'll bite. NoScript: disable scripting and enable it selectively using the F12 "site preferences" shortcut. AdBlockPlus: You can get various urlfilter.ini if you really want to. I really dont need this, just block the most annoying ones with right-click:block_content. Some sites need the "normal" advertising, and once you block the top-10, you don't have much to complain about. Anyway, I will give you that point. Flashblock: Here. Myself I just "enable plugins" (F12 again) on sites I want. *And* you can block the flash content with the normal "block content" too. Firebug: Meh. Have you worked with dragon fly? RefControl: Hmpf. F12, disable "send referrer information". Maybe it is just me, but I never needed to spoof referrers.
And yes, I use every one of these extensions on firefox, because it is not there as default. And some more. In a *memory-limited VM* just so it does not goes haywire and swaps the hell out of my current apps to oblivion. Lucky me.
My opinion is like the parent's, I really can't stand the lack of vertical alignment, same length text should display in same width. This code should have the same width no matter what: arrayOne[1010] = 'lll' arrayTwo[1010] = '111'
I personally use DeJavu Sans Mono, on all OSes. The (0,O) and (1,l) distinctions are very clear to me, and I like the curves it have.
I actually had to put it on my pendrive, along with gVim portable, as I will not stand notepad with his blocky console font.
From TFA:
"For the Intel project, the large coil was hooked up to electronics that produced a current oscillating at seven megahertz. The receiving coil was tuned to the same frequency, and thus is able to accept an energy transfer with about 80 percent efficiency within a range of about a meter, says Josh Smith, the lead researcher on the project."
Here goes... If *I* know how to add a scheduled task to windows scheduler at install time (when I have the god-admin-rights) - how google does not? Oh yes, it knows... but it does not want it to be simple. Do no evil. I always put a (unchecked).CMD file backup task to the whathever-install that I make. Could not google do the same? Yes.
Re:Got me excited there for a minute.
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Here too, all my @gmail (two) and hosted accounts (two more domains) where in portuguese and no IMAP showing. When put to english-US, IMAP for all! hooray! Now to start uploading/syncing folders...
I've not used the option yet, but you have three choices when POPping the message: - Delete it from the inbox; - Leave it on inbox; - Archive it (on the "all mail" folder).
I suppose that once you move your message out of the all mail folder to the inbox, you could POP it like it's a new message again. If it comes to be true, it's what you want. The IMAP thing would be good, but it's a very resource eater thing. Maybe *when* the gmail account goes paid they'll offer it. IMHO, I would not go to IMAP because all I would get would be the folders, which doesn't make sense in the gmail way of life.
You can configure gmail to archive your email when you pull it off via pop3. That way, you end with a very large backup of all your mail. And a SMTP server, which I think is the best thing they've added. I will start to forward all my addresses to gmail right now:)
Bacula has a binary to work with windows. Of course, there WILL be some system files that you'll not be able to back up while the thing is running, but the majority of windows files should be backed up flawlessly.
Don't know if it goes through the net encrypted, tough. The security I would use is the (not default, heh) hash pass"phrase", compression, and VPN.
In portuguese, we have TWO words to mean FREE. Simply the translation doesn't help. The "software livre" and "software gratis". That's the catch: the original article has "livre" which means "freedom", as in speech.
If you have lots of Xterms open on lots of machines, the colors really save
your skin everytime. I've got used to just see the color of my prompt to know
the machine I'm in.
-> you really doesn't have to cut here. it'll destroy your monitor.
# common.bashrc for every machine
# 30=black 31=red 32=green 33=yellow 34=blue 35=magenta 36=cyan 37=white
case $HOSTNAME in
first.machine) fgcolor="31";;
2nd.machine) fgcolor="33";;
3rd.machine) fgcolor="34";;
esac
if [ "$TERM" = "xterm" ]
then export PS1='\033];terminal at $PWD^G\033[$fgcolor;01m\$\033[m '
elif [ "$TERM" = "vt100" ]
then export PS1='[\u@\h] $PWD\$ '
else export PS1='[\u@\033[$fgcolor;01m\h\033[m] $PWD\$ '
fi
<- you really doesn't have to cut here. it'll destroy your monitor.
When in Xterm, shows info on titlebar, saving you some space in the screen.
If you're in a really poor old terminal, don't try to show colors.
Else, show a hostname-colored to warn you that you're at the wrong machine.
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Mod points. I needed it. Now. :D
This is exactly how I think, neverthless I too still believe. Why is that? Elton John? "Imagine all the people"?
It's commonly accepted that on our brazilian portuguese language we do not change the gender if the article is sufficient to identify it -- "a piloto", "a gerente". Portuguese is sufficiently complicated and too many words as it is.
And yes, she made a law forcing to "genderize" words, at least on school certificates. Presidenta, yuck.
If you are jornalista or humorista, you are female now. How nice of her :D
I am used to TC in windows, and in Android I use Ghost Commander. Didn't see TC on android though, will search for it. And will give Altap Salamander a try someday, maybe it's better than TC somehow -- I like TC a lot, but feel that it is "aging out" somehow, I like breadcrumbs and shiny new things to try are always cool.
UltraVNC Single Click. I have a binary in my public dropbox for all buddies to download and run. Just a matter of starting the listener in my side.
OK, windows-only, but you can make a OSX shell script to do the same thing there; at least you have a full-featured shell.
And for security, UVNC have a DSM plugin, if you don't really care about full compatibility
As of this posting, the port linked in the article doesn't work on Opera 11.64 (Win 32).
Worked fine in my Win32 11.62 build 1347, just got in two levels finished. Maybe they were just slashdotted when you tried :)
Oh god, another extension.
To do this, this, or this? Meh.
I'll bite.
NoScript: disable scripting and enable it selectively using the F12 "site preferences" shortcut.
AdBlockPlus: You can get various urlfilter.ini if you really want to. I really dont need this, just block the most annoying ones with right-click:block_content. Some sites need the "normal" advertising, and once you block the top-10, you don't have much to complain about. Anyway, I will give you that point.
Flashblock: Here. Myself I just "enable plugins" (F12 again) on sites I want. *And* you can block the flash content with the normal "block content" too.
Firebug: Meh. Have you worked with dragon fly?
RefControl: Hmpf. F12, disable "send referrer information". Maybe it is just me, but I never needed to spoof referrers.
And yes, I use every one of these extensions on firefox, because it is not there as default. And some more. In a *memory-limited VM* just so it does not goes haywire and swaps the hell out of my current apps to oblivion. Lucky me.
"Applicants must include at least 3 recent pictures and 2 minutes of video of themselves taken within the past year."
That alone disqualifies me :)
Still can be simplified with s/echo/sed/ if you cheat with an input file :)
IIRC I use something that could be translated to: /proc/uptime | bc -l; }
$ function math { sed "{s|^.*|scale=2; $*|; s|x|*|g; s|,||g;q;}"
As always, there is a bunch of ways of skin the cat with shell commands.
My opinion is like the parent's, I really can't stand the lack of vertical alignment, same length text should display in same width.
This code should have the same width no matter what:
arrayOne[1010] = 'lll'
arrayTwo[1010] = '111'
I personally use DeJavu Sans Mono, on all OSes. The (0,O) and (1,l) distinctions are very clear to me, and I like the curves it have.
I actually had to put it on my pendrive, along with gVim portable, as I will not stand notepad with his blocky console font.
Mine showed just four slashdot favicons in a square... :)
Should I start to go on other web2.0 websites?
http://web2.0collage.com/app/;((%22k%22%20.%20%22(1014%205%2031402284)%22))
From TFA:
"For the Intel project, the large coil was hooked up to electronics that produced a current oscillating at seven megahertz. The receiving coil was tuned to the same frequency, and thus is able to accept an energy transfer with about 80 percent efficiency within a range of about a meter, says Josh Smith, the lead researcher on the project."
Here goes... If *I* know how to add a scheduled task to windows scheduler at install time (when I have the god-admin-rights) - how google does not? Oh yes, it knows... but it does not want it to be simple. Do no evil. I always put a (unchecked) .CMD file backup task to the whathever-install that I make. Could not google do the same? Yes.
Here too, all my @gmail (two) and hosted accounts (two more domains) where in portuguese and no IMAP showing. When put to english-US, IMAP for all! hooray!
Now to start uploading/syncing folders...
I would still buy another Power Mac over anything put out by Dell. Just open the cases of each and tell me which one you'd rather have.
Erm... Why I thought "dell is cheaper, so I can have more beers" in the first glance?
If you use mozilla/firefox, you can go on the page properties and download it from the "media" tab.
;)
Or you can just download it from here as I just did that job to you
I've not used the option yet, but you have three choices when POPping the message:
- Delete it from the inbox;
- Leave it on inbox;
- Archive it (on the "all mail" folder).
I suppose that once you move your message out of the all mail folder to the inbox, you could POP it like it's a new message again.
If it comes to be true, it's what you want.
The IMAP thing would be good, but it's a very resource eater thing. Maybe *when* the gmail account goes paid they'll offer it.
IMHO, I would not go to IMAP because all I would get would be the folders, which doesn't make sense in the gmail way of life.
You can configure gmail to archive your email when you pull it off via pop3. That way, you end with a very large backup of all your mail. :)
And a SMTP server, which I think is the best thing they've added.
I will start to forward all my addresses to gmail right now
The Human Locator can't yet identify, say, obese pedestrians and then bombard them with images of a cheeseburger and fries.
They already do that, it's called TV ads. Maybe it can go a way ahead targeting the dud that got outside to buy more cheeseburger and fries.
Bacula has a binary to work with windows. Of course, there WILL be some system files that you'll not be able to back up while the thing is running, but the majority of windows files should be backed up flawlessly.
Don't know if it goes through the net encrypted, tough. The security I would use is the (not default, heh) hash pass"phrase", compression, and VPN.
Look at this project.
Build your own noise-cancelling headphone and save your bucks.
Don't know if the circuitry would be the same for the fan, tough.
In portuguese, we have TWO words to mean FREE. Simply the translation doesn't help. The "software livre" and "software gratis".
That's the catch: the original article has "livre" which means "freedom", as in speech.
asdf
Conectiva announced this week that it's going to sell Caldera products here in Brazil.
Use the fish, luke.
If you have lots of Xterms open on lots of machines, the colors really save
.bashrc for every machine
your skin everytime. I've got used to just see the color of my prompt to know
the machine I'm in.
-> you really doesn't have to cut here. it'll destroy your monitor.
# common
# 30=black 31=red 32=green 33=yellow 34=blue 35=magenta 36=cyan 37=white
case $HOSTNAME in
first.machine) fgcolor="31";;
2nd.machine) fgcolor="33";;
3rd.machine) fgcolor="34";;
esac
if [ "$TERM" = "xterm" ]
then export PS1='\033];terminal at $PWD^G\033[$fgcolor;01m\$\033[m '
elif [ "$TERM" = "vt100" ]
then export PS1='[\u@\h] $PWD\$ '
else export PS1='[\u@\033[$fgcolor;01m\h\033[m] $PWD\$ '
fi
<- you really doesn't have to cut here. it'll destroy your monitor.
When in Xterm, shows info on titlebar, saving you some space in the screen.
If you're in a really poor old terminal, don't try to show colors.
Else, show a hostname-colored to warn you that you're at the wrong machine.
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