You lazy fool, using pre-built equipment!
Real geeks imitate the modem sounds with a whistle and a telephone. If you can't even get 200 baud speeds, you shouldn't be doing a port 80 request to anywhere, anyways!
IIRC, I think you need a new cdrecord if you have a cd burner (native ATAPI supported for burning in 2.6), and I think it breaks older versions of mkinitrd (2.6 uses.ko for module extensions)
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You lazy fool, using pre-built equipment! Real geeks imitate the modem sounds with a whistle and a telephone. If you can't even get 200 baud speeds, you shouldn't be doing a port 80 request to anywhere, anyways!
Kicking people off the net? Sounds great! Let's kick the person who thought the CD drive was a drink holder off first!
Current version: Petz 4 (owns Petz 1, 2, & 3) There, mod me down as being an idiot now...
British spelling...
Is this supposed to be suprising?
One Oscar to rule them all, one Oscar to find them
One Oscar to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them.
Gee... I had no idea that Wind River Systems wrote gcc, ssh, Linux, bash, Sys V Init, etc.
It only needs to be UDF for a DVD-Video disc. If you just want DVD ROM, you can use iso9660.
Funny, my OS's complete source code fits in 1.5 gb, compared to 40 gb...
Yes, you can patent business processes. Even though it is dubious, it has happened before.
Congrats on learning to use a decent OS (Linux, not Windoze)! P.S. I hate the gee=whiz factor on Win that brings my K6 to a crawl.
He is complaining that this kind of behavior should be set up by default.
IIRC, I think you need a new cdrecord if you have a cd burner (native ATAPI supported for burning in 2.6), and I think it breaks older versions of mkinitrd (2.6 uses .ko for module extensions)
Yes, but what if it's my only dollar? :-p
The GPL is the only thing granting them the right to use it.
*feels stupid, crawls into large hole with laptop*
For all of you who don't pay attention in class, ununpentium is Latin for "115". Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, though...
They mean a label that is both honest and indie.
Technically, since they have broken the GPL, they now need permission from every person who has put any code into Linux.
Uh, aren't PHB's clueless and ignorant by definition?
Uh, cus when I partioned my HD, I left 23 mb free, and I needed something to do with the free space. :-P
Me. (Working on Debian/FreeDOS dualboot)
*grins* There is a kit for making the PS2 run Linux... It is sold somewhere on Sony's site...
Would you be willing to give out a tarball of this spam filter? Getting a little sick of Thunderbird's spam filtering...