If you require the bandwidth of a chording keybd, you're not taking notes, you're taking a transcript, and you'd probably be better off with a tape recorder and a fast typist anyway, because obviously you haven't learned the art of summary, nor have the skill of memory, and you probably need someone to remind you about the 3:30 meeting as well, oh, and here's your presentation..
Yeah, they used to make these beasties, basically a 115 serial over short range radio.. Logitech made them, among others.. Why? PCAnywhere and Interlink used to be popular for ad hoc networks..
What is company "C" to do? All of a sudden they are distributing software that *could* be in violation of the GPL...But is it really their responsibility to do so?
Yep. The company has three options; A patched version that does version checking, a static version against the old lib, or ask for permission from "B"'s author to continue using it under the LGPL.
What do they do about the copies already out there?
Welp, they're now potentially in violation of the license. You'd better give them all the newer version of the software that doesn't potentially infringe. (Or in the case of a special license exemption, do nothing at all.)
Before you start poo-poohing the GPL, this happens in commercial software and development tools frequently.
Pay attention. There have been two confirmed bugs in *Microsoft's* database, causing errors. These are not a product of bad design or error on the part of the KI-MACS developers.
In addition, there were flaws in KI-MACS that were not. But saying Microsoft is blameless is a lie.
No. Sometime next Tuesday, Cowboy Neil convinces me to loan Rob mine. Well, I say next Tuesday loosly, because, well, it hasn't happened yet. I could change my mind, and not drive over there until Wed, or I could get sloshed on Bass Ale and not do it until Thurs.. Or could I? I mean, it's happening, well, that Rob came back from the future with me on Tues, I mean, that is what I told me, so..
I'll respond to this. You can't. And even if you could have, it would be silly.
1. Win2K is not suitable for 'classic' clustering. (No, wussy ass fail-over clusters do not count). However this was a Renderman cluster, so see point 2.
2. The desired software was Renderman. While it does run on NT (and could be made to work, albeit unsupported on 2K) as of the newest rev, its only 73% as fast.. So, in order to do the same work, you'd need 36% more machines, plus the cost of each machine doubles (Renderman runs in half the memory spec as compared to the NT version. Not to mention the fact that they just blew another $300 on a 2K license, or in order to get a supported config, $310 to buy Win2K Professional and downgrade to NT4.).
That was why it was silly. This is why it was impossible.
3. W2K didn't exist. Remember, they've been doing this movie since 1997.
4. Even if Win2K did exist, Renderman only ran on Real Machines, AKA *nixes, at that point.
5. Did you see a mention of x86? I sure didn't. All I saw was SGI. SGI systems can run Linux. SGI systems cannot run 2K.
Not quite right.. The reason the plutonium bombs (Little Boy and Trinity) were implosion devices is because they were initially afraid they couldn't scare up enough plutonium, and because having a totally sub-critical bomb was prolly a bit safer.. You can build a gun-type from any supra critical amount of either, and a implosion type from any slightly sub critical mass of either.
Canadians are a calmer folk.. I'd bet you'd get more reactions like "Three to five, eh? Whats the delay all aboot?" than US style "I'm going to RIP THEIR LIVER OUT WITH A CHAINSAW!!!" rage.
that Bush is demanding accurate accounting from the Pentagon now about its needs for the year- it won't budget deliberately expecting supplementary spending bills in the middle of the year
Gee, I wonder why.. Dick Cheney was only the Secretary of Defense. Wonder how he knows the DoD will try it again this year.
Remember a lot of the funds in Iran-contra affair were originally private moneyYet another one of Dick's.. Unyielding supporter of funding for the Contras, vice-chairman of the committee to investigate Iran-Contra, etc..
On a side note, why d'ya think Bush is so hot to get Star Wars up a decade and a half after it was shot down? Well, for starters, Dick never failed to vote for it. That and he was the one in the seat when Dubya's dad killed it..
Yes, you can do it, but just barely. Capture from my WinTV PCI (Same chipset as the Pinnacle, in fact a Pinnacle even works with the WinTV driver and vice versa) is fine using simple compression (eg, MJPEG) on a K6-350..
However, DO NOT PLAN ON DOING ANYTHING ELSE DURING CAPTURE. Nothing. No popping in a CD and firing off even something as simple as workbone. Dropped frames will probably ensue. Shut down the services, including cron.
As for what distro to use, you can strip any of them back to a couple hundred megs with a careful install. Pick whatever you're comfortable with.
Video card, well, I've had a few, and they're all 'acceptable'. Best bet is to slap a decent scanline converter on the native VGA tho.. Crisper, and not as expensive as buying a new video card. (If it's shared memory video on board, even a cheap Rage Pro w/composite out is better.)
Also; The K6-3/400 overclocks well. Might just pop it up by +3 fsb and set the mult for 4.5.. Decrease the chance of fuubs..
Even better.. In the OS segment, seperate the 9x and NT codebases, and give a third the development tools instead of giving it to the applications group.
Two companies having to work with a third party for their development tools is a great way to ensure interoperability.
Considering the suit was filed last month, on an infraction committed four months ago, I should say not.. Even if he devoted 100% of his practice to it, it's only, say $80K, in fees. And this fucker is a personal accident shark, one of those fellows who advertises on TV (I've seen his adverts)... An ambulance chaser, per se..
While I agree they do work hard, as a whole, I object to this on principle.. He's a money grubbing moron who hopes he's got his star to the easy life.
Heh.. I got a letter in the mail, claiming I was part of a class action suit against the local cable monopoly. Seems they used to charge a $20 late fee, and had a standing policy to refund the late fee if bitched at. Well, they got bitched at enough they lowered it to like $5, non-refundable.
So a lawyer decides to make a name for himself, and sues, claiming the late fee was is so huge as to be illegal under state law (It isn't, or they wouldn't be trying to settle without a trial)
The proposed settlement? A $5 coupon for every customer, another $5 coupon for every customer that was charged the late fee, and a guarantee they couldn't charge more than a $5 late fee for two years. Total to the consumer? My guess is about four million bucks.
Editors, Xfree 3.3.x, icq-clone, Nutscrape 4.7x, Enlightenment 16.5, all the basic net tools, Apache, SSH, a couple media players, xine..
Started with RH 7.0, kept ripping until I had only what I needed to compile. Added from source what I liked. Ripped out the compiler. On a 120M Connor IDE, and I still had room when I was done for a Mega Deth album at 192.. Total install was right around 50M. Then I tar/gzipped an image, so I never have to do it again.
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If you require the bandwidth of a chording keybd, you're not taking notes, you're taking a transcript, and you'd probably be better off with a tape recorder and a fast typist anyway, because obviously you haven't learned the art of summary, nor have the skill of memory, and you probably need someone to remind you about the 3:30 meeting as well, oh, and here's your presentation..
Hurry.
Sincerly,
Professional Secretaries of America..
And don't come and tell me porn is free speech, pleeeeze
I'm sorry, Max, but it is..
It's the same as it was 20 years ago..
10 PRINT "Hello, World!"
20 END
Or for those with slightly more skill
Dim test As Variant
test = MsgBox("Hello, World!", vbExclamation, "Hello, World!")
All of them can, per se.. A tif file is just a handy wrapper around the CCITT compressed data that a fax machine would normally send..
Yeah, they used to make these beasties, basically a 115 serial over short range radio.. Logitech made them, among others.. Why? PCAnywhere and Interlink used to be popular for ad hoc networks..
Troll ebay..
Microsoft is the reason 'Astroturfing' was even coined, moron. If they didn't have to, then why did they?
What is company "C" to do? All of a sudden they are distributing software that *could* be in violation of the GPL...But is it really their responsibility to do so?
Yep. The company has three options; A patched version that does version checking, a static version against the old lib, or ask for permission from "B"'s author to continue using it under the LGPL.
What do they do about the copies already out there?
Welp, they're now potentially in violation of the license. You'd better give them all the newer version of the software that doesn't potentially infringe. (Or in the case of a special license exemption, do nothing at all.)
Before you start poo-poohing the GPL, this happens in commercial software and development tools frequently.
Pay attention. There have been two confirmed bugs in *Microsoft's* database, causing errors. These are not a product of bad design or error on the part of the KI-MACS developers.
In addition, there were flaws in KI-MACS that were not. But saying Microsoft is blameless is a lie.
No. Sometime next Tuesday, Cowboy Neil convinces me to loan Rob mine. Well, I say next Tuesday loosly, because, well, it hasn't happened yet. I could change my mind, and not drive over there until Wed, or I could get sloshed on Bass Ale and not do it until Thurs.. Or could I? I mean, it's happening, well, that Rob came back from the future with me on Tues, I mean, that is what I told me, so..
But.. But..
I gotta go.. My head hurts.
I'll respond to this. You can't. And even if you could have, it would be silly.
1. Win2K is not suitable for 'classic' clustering. (No, wussy ass fail-over clusters do not count). However this was a Renderman cluster, so see point 2.
2. The desired software was Renderman. While it does run on NT (and could be made to work, albeit unsupported on 2K) as of the newest rev, its only 73% as fast.. So, in order to do the same work, you'd need 36% more machines, plus the cost of each machine doubles (Renderman runs in half the memory spec as compared to the NT version. Not to mention the fact that they just blew another $300 on a 2K license, or in order to get a supported config, $310 to buy Win2K Professional and downgrade to NT4.).
That was why it was silly. This is why it was impossible.
3. W2K didn't exist. Remember, they've been doing this movie since 1997.
4. Even if Win2K did exist, Renderman only ran on Real Machines, AKA *nixes, at that point.
5. Did you see a mention of x86? I sure didn't. All I saw was SGI. SGI systems can run Linux. SGI systems cannot run 2K.
Not quite right.. The reason the plutonium bombs (Little Boy and Trinity) were implosion devices is because they were initially afraid they couldn't scare up enough plutonium, and because having a totally sub-critical bomb was prolly a bit safer.. You can build a gun-type from any supra critical amount of either, and a implosion type from any slightly sub critical mass of either.
Otherwise how do you explain Project Urchin?
Canadians are a calmer folk.. I'd bet you'd get more reactions like "Three to five, eh? Whats the delay all aboot?" than US style "I'm going to RIP THEIR LIVER OUT WITH A CHAINSAW!!!" rage.
that Bush is demanding accurate accounting from the Pentagon now about its needs for the year- it won't budget deliberately expecting supplementary spending bills in the middle of the year
Gee, I wonder why.. Dick Cheney was only the Secretary of Defense. Wonder how he knows the DoD will try it again this year.
Remember a lot of the funds in Iran-contra affair were originally private moneyYet another one of Dick's.. Unyielding supporter of funding for the Contras, vice-chairman of the committee to investigate Iran-Contra, etc..
On a side note, why d'ya think Bush is so hot to get Star Wars up a decade and a half after it was shot down? Well, for starters, Dick never failed to vote for it. That and he was the one in the seat when Dubya's dad killed it..
With all the empty space in the cube, you could easily add the guts of a lighter to it..
The $300 digital hi def model? I have no idea. Don't own one.
Yes, you can do it, but just barely. Capture from my WinTV PCI (Same chipset as the Pinnacle, in fact a Pinnacle even works with the WinTV driver and vice versa) is fine using simple compression (eg, MJPEG) on a K6-350..
However, DO NOT PLAN ON DOING ANYTHING ELSE DURING CAPTURE. Nothing. No popping in a CD and firing off even something as simple as workbone. Dropped frames will probably ensue. Shut down the services, including cron.
As for what distro to use, you can strip any of them back to a couple hundred megs with a careful install. Pick whatever you're comfortable with.
Video card, well, I've had a few, and they're all 'acceptable'. Best bet is to slap a decent scanline converter on the native VGA tho.. Crisper, and not as expensive as buying a new video card. (If it's shared memory video on board, even a cheap Rage Pro w/composite out is better.)
Also; The K6-3/400 overclocks well. Might just pop it up by +3 fsb and set the mult for 4.5.. Decrease the chance of fuubs..
Even better.. In the OS segment, seperate the 9x and NT codebases, and give a third the development tools instead of giving it to the applications group.
Two companies having to work with a third party for their development tools is a great way to ensure interoperability.
Considering the suit was filed last month, on an infraction committed four months ago, I should say not.. Even if he devoted 100% of his practice to it, it's only, say $80K, in fees. And this fucker is a personal accident shark, one of those fellows who advertises on TV (I've seen his adverts)... An ambulance chaser, per se..
While I agree they do work hard, as a whole, I object to this on principle.. He's a money grubbing moron who hopes he's got his star to the easy life.
Heh.. I got a letter in the mail, claiming I was part of a class action suit against the local cable monopoly. Seems they used to charge a $20 late fee, and had a standing policy to refund the late fee if bitched at. Well, they got bitched at enough they lowered it to like $5, non-refundable.
So a lawyer decides to make a name for himself, and sues, claiming the late fee was is so huge as to be illegal under state law (It isn't, or they wouldn't be trying to settle without a trial)
The proposed settlement? A $5 coupon for every customer, another $5 coupon for every customer that was charged the late fee, and a guarantee they couldn't charge more than a $5 late fee for two years. Total to the consumer? My guess is about four million bucks.
The lawyer, however, pockets $6 million.
*That's fucking ridiculous.*
What did Harriet make him do?
I hope you don't live in CA..
California power bill, two IPX up 24/7:
$328
California power bill w/o IPX:
$90
Editors, Xfree 3.3.x, icq-clone, Nutscrape 4.7x, Enlightenment 16.5, all the basic net tools, Apache, SSH, a couple media players, xine..
Started with RH 7.0, kept ripping until I had only what I needed to compile. Added from source what I liked. Ripped out the compiler. On a 120M Connor IDE, and I still had room when I was done for a Mega Deth album at 192.. Total install was right around 50M. Then I tar/gzipped an image, so I never have to do it again.
He said vi, not vim. He may very well have meant Jvvi, JVI, nvim, gvim, etc.. Pick one, it's 90% sure to be GPL..
much like a Japanese car built with 87% United States parts
You must be a Honda Accord owner..
No, but my 270 once impressed a VP at Microsoft. He then accused me of being signal11.