I was under the impression that the question mir was built to answer was "can humans survive in space". As far as that goes it was an outstanding success.
depends what you call simple, analogue computers can add, subtract, divide, multiply, integrate, differentiate, do fourier transforms etc. Their main problem is that noise is always increased, limiting the number of steps you can perform.
The only digitisation would be due to the electrons:)
Originally almost everything went through the HAL, this was when "microkernel" was the buzzword of the moment. However this made it's graphics SLOW, so they slowly added architecture specific bits to the 'other side' of the HAL. The result? Suckage.
NB: this is all from memory of an article at the time:)
Boiled down to its essentials, any computer must meet two requirements: it must be able to store information as strings of 1's and 0's, or bits
If this is the case what is this analogue computer that I built? Admittedly binary computers are what are used on our desks with monitors attached, but analogue computers are often used for temperature control etc. Any why cant a computer operate on muliple levels? It could even be faster.
The only problem for the criminals that I see is determining if it's some script kiddie working on their own or if it's some script kiddie working for the man.. I'm sure if I sold drugs, I'd be pissed that I'd shutdown shop just for some punk trying to be 3l33+.
Oh yes, and we know what drug barons do when they're pissed... buhbye packet weenies
Debian's had a ftp install since at least 1.3, and probably before. It wasnt enabled by default though. Now it has APT, which can get your packages via ftp, http and from any mounted resource.
I assume he means that anything selected automatically goes into the primary paste buffer, to be pasted via ctl-ins (usually) or the middle mouse button.
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I was under the impression that the question mir was built to answer was "can humans survive in space". As far as that goes it was an outstanding success.
depends what you call simple, analogue computers can add, subtract, divide, multiply, integrate, differentiate, do fourier transforms etc. Their main problem is that noise is always increased, limiting the number of steps you can perform.
:)
The only digitisation would be due to the electrons
I think this screenshot looks so bad because its jpeg compressed. The text itself is fine.
As for windows fonts being better, I cant find a SINGLE windows font that does nice looking monospace text ala the linux terminal.
Originally almost everything went through the HAL, this was when "microkernel" was the buzzword of the moment. However this made it's graphics SLOW, so they slowly added architecture specific bits to the 'other side' of the HAL. The result? Suckage.
:)
NB: this is all from memory of an article at the time
I dont know if BSD's kernel is monolithic or not. I couldnt work out how to "make config ; make dep ; make zImage" with FreeBSD
They dont have the connectivity required, ie no 100bT ethernet. To try and run a beowulf system over a null-modem would be utterly insane.
Boiled down to its essentials, any computer must meet two requirements: it must be able to store information as strings of 1's and 0's, or bits
If this is the case what is this analogue computer that I built? Admittedly binary computers are what are used on our desks with monitors attached, but analogue computers are often used for temperature control etc. Any why cant a computer operate on muliple levels? It could even be faster.
The only problem for the criminals that I see is determining if it's some script kiddie working on their own or if it's some script kiddie working for the man.. I'm sure if I sold drugs, I'd be pissed that I'd shutdown shop just for some punk trying to be 3l33+.
Oh yes, and we know what drug barons do when they're pissed... buhbye packet weenies
Thats probably why the "Traditional IDE" did poorly against the RAD IDE, that could use traditional tools.
Note that command line tools did terribly
not caged, kept within a pentagram
C'mon, we dont need to boost the version number that much, surely. Whats wrong with 2.3,4,5,6 etc?
I wouldnt mind doing this, assuming theres not TOO much source, and that my OCR package can manage to distinguish between l and 1.
Contact me via the above email if you want.
I'd like to download it but I wouldnt want to cause the author trouble. Yep, I'm non-US...
sort ya damn government out!
I reckon they're using it to fall back on, once MS has wrecked IM, they're going to say "look, MS are nasty" then switch to ICQ
We can but hope
yeh, try installing windows on THAT one, and treat the win98 cd as you would an AOL cd.
If you can match brackets that easily you dont NEED emacs :)
Debian's had a ftp install since at least 1.3, and probably before. It wasnt enabled by default though. Now it has APT, which can get your packages via ftp, http and from any mounted resource.
Unfortunately it was cloudy, but here's my writeup I cant copy/paste, and i dont have the time to retype it, sorry
I have done, i nearly wrecked my system doing it tho, forgot to change /etc/shadow to match the new su account
I expect its because they've got the entire system set up to spew debugging info non-stop.
Not using NT, I wouldnt know what would cause an event.
GTK accesses X via GDK, which can be rewritten.
How IMLIB interfaces with X I dont know, I expect it has some direct connections to help speed the process.
QT is availible for other operating systems, so rewriting it for another windowing system should be easy
I assume he means that anything selected automatically goes into the primary paste buffer, to be pasted via ctl-ins (usually) or the middle mouse button.
Its definitely funny, mainly because i've tried the same things with my now dead Psion3a, i even wrote a ~8000 word story on a long road journey once.
All software is obsolete the moment its used :)
thats weird, i can understand this, and i dropped french about 8 years ago, to concentrate on italian.