Because that would be dishonest. The original Mandrake logo was a pinguin in a magicians outfit. Not to mention, Mandrake is not a French word (the French word for the same plant would be Mandragore)
Based on a reading of the article, maybe Mandrake is only going to have to transfer domain name(s). You read it wrong. Quote: le tribunal interdit au Francais l'usage de son nom Which means: The court prohibited the French [company] from using its name. (sorry for the rough translation, French is my mother language, not English)
Is anyone able to point me to a module that broke between 2.4 and 2.6 that wasn't fixed with a three line patch? OpenAFS. The reason I'm still using 2.4:-(
Video does seem to be the easiest bandwidth-soak to set up 2GB/s is a DVD (2 hours good quality video) in 30s. Since DVD use a very old codec, actual video throughput is even higher. So even streaming high-definition TV is way below its full capacity. -- Charles-Henri
I suppose that I could put copies of the file in each folder, but that's stupid That's what symlinks are for... This may be the main reason I don't use Windows: no symlinks (otherwise with cygwin it's decent)
Take a look at the sun, and you'll see a huge clean efficient way of getting about 90-99% of the chemical energy stored in molecules Chemical energy is what you get when e.g. you burn something: this is the energy from interatomic bonds (electromagnetic force). Atomic energy is different, it comes from the bonds between protons / neutrons inside of the nucleus (I'd say it's the strong force but I'm not sure). I think the mass loss for fission is 1/1000, 4/1000 for fusion (for chemical probably in the order of 10-e9) (of course E=mc^2) I don't really know what your percentage means. The element with lowest nuclear energy is iron, so to get the most of nuclear energy ("100%") you'd have to turn everything to iron.
I can make a pointer to a structure that contains an array of pointers to linked lists (which sounds obscure, but I can imagine it as a straightforward way to implement, say, a collection of variable-length metadata on a set of files) Or, more simply, a hash table.
The median would be the middle value in the list of all values Actually, if we order the values, this is the N/2-th value, with N = total number of values. I believe more thant half the population has 2 hands, so this has to be 2.
even the tiniest opening in a container is enough for everything to escape at once (no viscosity)... Actually I heard that it can even go through solid material if it's not dense enough.
Not a haiku, needs two more syllables to match the 5/7/5 format. red/sand/be/tween/my toes,/summ/er/va/ca/tion/in out/er/space/___/___ But it's a martian haiku!
There is no reason to believe 3DES is any stronger The fact that it's been studied for several years before being accepted as a standard ? Besides, 3DES is relatively weak, and there's AES to replace it (which has also been thoroughly studied). It takes a lot to have a secure algorithm.
The "multiple inputs give the same output" thing just means it's non-linear The correct term is injective. Linear is a wholly different matter. A linear function may give the same output for several inputs ; the constant 0 is linear.
This is great, i'm joining right now, as I have need of a TCP stack for my closed-source OS that's going to lock you all in my proprietary technologies. If there's no copyright, there's no "proprietary" (only "binary-only" or somesuch)
I know someone (an astrophysicist) who has diamonds from outside the solar system (the result of dissolving a piece of meteorite)... Doesn't look like much though (they're so small it's just dust, stored in a liquid). I wonder if it could also reach such high prices. (When I looked at it I didn't think it could be worth anything, if only because there's no way you can tell it's from there)
And how do you extract files, without being root? I tried this once (to use SDL on machine to which I didn't have administrative rights), and I ended up copying the files from my own Debian box.
I don't think I see anything wrong with the section in question in regards to copyright holders being able to contact you... There's nothing wrong with it... The point is that, as you point out, it shouldn't be necessary; so the only possible reason for its presence is that some powerful lobby specifically asked for it, and it was added; and that's the shocking part.
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Because that would be dishonest. The original Mandrake logo was a pinguin in a magicians outfit.
Not to mention, Mandrake is not a French word (the French word for the same plant would be Mandragore)
Let us remember [I love French expressions]
The expression actually means "let us remind [you]"
(Rappelons and not Rappelons-nous)
Based on a reading of the article, maybe Mandrake is only going to have to transfer domain name(s).
You read it wrong.
Quote:
le tribunal interdit au Francais l'usage de son nom
Which means: The court prohibited the French [company] from using its name. (sorry for the rough translation, French is my mother language, not English)
Is anyone able to point me to a module that broke between 2.4 and 2.6 that wasn't fixed with a three line patch? :-(
OpenAFS.
The reason I'm still using 2.4
Those who do not study history are doomed to repost it.
So not only is it a troll, it's also a dupe!
But it's a logical phallacy
Hello, Dr Freud!
Video does seem to be the easiest bandwidth-soak to set up
2GB/s is a DVD (2 hours good quality video) in 30s. Since DVD use a very old codec, actual video throughput is even higher.
So even streaming high-definition TV is way below its full capacity.
--
Charles-Henri
www.sco.com is down (out of DNS)
sco.com is up
I suppose that I could put copies of the file in each folder, but that's stupid
That's what symlinks are for...
This may be the main reason I don't use Windows: no symlinks (otherwise with cygwin it's decent)
Take a look at the sun, and you'll see a huge clean efficient way of getting about 90-99% of the chemical energy stored in molecules
Chemical energy is what you get when e.g. you burn something: this is the energy from interatomic bonds (electromagnetic force).
Atomic energy is different, it comes from the bonds between protons / neutrons inside of the nucleus (I'd say it's the strong force but I'm not sure).
I think the mass loss for fission is 1/1000, 4/1000 for fusion (for chemical probably in the order of 10-e9) (of course E=mc^2)
I don't really know what your percentage means. The element with lowest nuclear energy is iron, so to get the most of nuclear energy ("100%") you'd have to turn everything to iron.
I can make a pointer to a structure that contains an array of pointers to linked lists (which sounds obscure, but I can imagine it as a straightforward way to implement, say, a collection of variable-length metadata on a set of files)
Or, more simply, a hash table.
forward
foreword ?
The median would be the middle value in the list of all values
Actually, if we order the values, this is the N/2-th value, with N = total number of values. I believe more thant half the population has 2 hands, so this has to be 2.
even the tiniest opening in a container is enough for everything to escape at once (no viscosity)...
Actually I heard that it can even go through solid material if it's not dense enough.
Not a haiku, needs two more syllables to match the 5/7/5 format. red/sand/be/tween/my toes,/summ/er/va/ca/tion/in out/er/space/___/___
But it's a martian haiku!
and was presented in 1988
By a psychic ? Check your posts, especially the parts in bold!
It is a big world outhere pal, with lots of cultures doing things there own way...
And people spelling their own way...
but more of a way to deter users from accidentally modifying Word documents
Why would you need a PASSWORD for that?
There is no reason to believe 3DES is any stronger
The fact that it's been studied for several years before being accepted as a standard ? Besides, 3DES is relatively weak, and there's AES to replace it (which has also been thoroughly studied).
It takes a lot to have a secure algorithm.
The "multiple inputs give the same output" thing just means it's non-linear
The correct term is injective. Linear is a wholly different matter. A linear function may give the same output for several inputs ; the constant 0 is linear.
This is great, i'm joining right now, as I have need of a TCP stack for my closed-source OS that's going to lock you all in my proprietary technologies.
If there's no copyright, there's no "proprietary" (only "binary-only" or somesuch)
I know someone (an astrophysicist) who has diamonds from outside the solar system (the result of dissolving a piece of meteorite)... Doesn't look like much though (they're so small it's just dust, stored in a liquid).
I wonder if it could also reach such high prices. (When I looked at it I didn't think it could be worth anything, if only because there's no way you can tell it's from there)
And how do you extract files, without being root?
I tried this once (to use SDL on machine to which I didn't have administrative rights), and I ended up copying the files from my own Debian box.
"Professional Gamer?" What, they are state licensed?
No, they just do that for a living (which is uncommon enough)
I don't think I see anything wrong with the section in question in regards to copyright holders being able to contact you...
There's nothing wrong with it... The point is that, as you point out, it shouldn't be necessary; so the only possible reason for its presence is that some powerful lobby specifically asked for it, and it was added; and that's the shocking part.