But what if that "moron" needs to run it in a production program? The link specifically states that one should not run Shell.pm in a production program. Also, quoting does not yet work.
Actually, UNIX was first designed for the DEC PDP-7, which is a minicomputer. UNIX was designed to be multiuser and multitasking, but not just for mainframes.
Perhaps, but he could also have six consoles available. Try ctrl+alt+Fi for i from 1 to 6.
I prefer having consoles/terminals in a GUI. KDE allows 16 desktops. Do you know how many consoles you can put on 16 desktops? Besides, it's difficult to get those Elizabeth Hurley jpegs as wallpaper without a GUI.
Getting a manned mission to the center of the Sun wouldn't be hard. Just get out of earth's gravity well and point them towards the Sun. Oh, you want them to return?
$40 trillion? Wikipedia has it at $12 trillion, which, divided by 300 million people, would yield a per-capita GDP of $40,000. The $40 trillion figure would yield a per-capita GDP of $130,000.
Of course, $250 billion is only about 2 percent of $12 trillion.
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And where do they get the weapons-grade material? And if they can purchase the material, then they can probably afford the actual bombs as well.
But with quantum computers, you could just brute force a solution.
How much does ext3 fragment? I've heard that reiserfs4 will have a defragmenter, but I understood it as only getting that last 2 percent.
And COBOL is good enough for the "Big Leagues"?
Well, then, why the link mention them?
But some sheel commands do require quoting.
Visual Basic? How are the script kiddies gonna run that on my Linux box?
Then why is there an open-cobol tar.gz file on the OpenBSD site? http://cvsup.de.openbsd.org/mirrors/ftp.openbsd.or g/snapshots/packages/amd64/
Thanks, I didn't that Yggdrasil CD's were live.
But what if that "moron" needs to run it in a production program? The link specifically states that one should not run Shell.pm in a production program. Also, quoting does not yet work.
When was Yggdrasil a Live CD, as opposed to just a CD?
Actually, UNIX was first designed for the DEC PDP-7, which is a minicomputer. UNIX was designed to be multiuser and multitasking, but not just for mainframes.
Perhaps, but he could also have six consoles available. Try ctrl+alt+Fi for i from 1 to 6.
I prefer having consoles/terminals in a GUI. KDE allows 16 desktops. Do you know how many consoles you can put on 16 desktops? Besides, it's difficult to get those Elizabeth Hurley jpegs as wallpaper without a GUI.
Linus Torvalds has stated that he is more interested in the desktop side on things. It is also my purpose in using Linux.
Linux was designed for time-sharing mainframes? Is that why Linus wrote it for a 386?
And Microsoft can't have code auditors look at the code?
Also, nothing will guarantee that all bugs will be caught.
Getting a manned mission to the center of the Sun wouldn't be hard. Just get out of earth's gravity well and point them towards the Sun. Oh, you want them to return?
No make install?
For those who are wondering, Salvage One was a short-lived ABC series from the 70's featuring Andy Griffith.
Don't forget to use the hyperlinear principle!
I'm having problems using ogle under ssh -X. Also, I don't know how to forward audio.
$40 trillion? Wikipedia has it at $12 trillion, which, divided by 300 million people, would yield a per-capita GDP of $40,000. The $40 trillion figure would yield a per-capita GDP of $130,000.
Of course, $250 billion is only about 2 percent of $12 trillion.
Post gets up to +5, then someone mods it Troll.
But what if the cards are physically shuffled?
Actually, poker might be better for business/military, where you have to be aware of your opponent's psychology.
But if Microsoft stabs Intel in the back, will AMD be able to make enough chips to cover the shortfall?
ac97? Hmm... I have that working on my laptop (except for MIDI).