Someone asked me this and I laughed, "My question is, do they have a captain's chair where a Symantec security officer can casually command the launching of electronic countermeasures?":)
[...linux-2.4.20]$ grep -r horse * arch/arm/mm/proc-arm2,3.S: * MEMC workhorse code. It's both a horse which things it's a pig.
Does anyone know how to do grep for "ant" (exact word by itself)?:)
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Paint Timeout is too high in the current stable versions. This is why Phoenix works so fast in rendering. Hopefully, the next stable version will have this fix. Here's the copy of Mozilla thread in newsgroup:
-------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: Great performance tuning pref setting Date: Wed, 25 Dec 2002 18:16:37 +0100 From: Markus Hübner Organization: Another Netscape Collabra Server User Newsgroups: netscape.public.mozilla.win32,n etscape.public.mozi lla.performance References:
Olaf Dietsche wrote: > Markus Hübner writes: > > >>Jonathan Arnold wrote: >> >>>>>http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_ bug.cgi?id=1 80241 >>>>>is highly interesting! >>>> >>>>Can't wait for the pref additions to try it out, looks interesting. >>> >>>It's in Moztweak. >>> >> >>cool - but it would be really needed to tune the default value. >>the "standard mozilla user" doesn't have Moztweak nor does the typical >>Netscape (Gecko embedded browser) user. > > > Well, every user has an editor. You can put the following line > into prefs.js or user.js: > > user_pref("nglayout.initialpaint.delay", 500); > > I tested this with various values, but couldn't see any difference > until I tried: > > user_pref("nglayout.initialpaint.delay", 0); > > This is in sync with: > > > Regards, Olaf.
Thx for the pointer to mozillazine, Olaf!:: markus
Thinking about picking up that Back to the Future trilogy box set this week for a stocking stuffer? You may want to hold off on that. Amid numerous consumer complaints over noticeably misframed shots in the widescreen edition of Parts II and III of the trilogy, Universal Studios Home Video announced yesterday that they will be repressing the discs with corrected framing, and these repressed versions will be included in all future runs of the box set.
While the shots - some of which ruin crucial jokes and visual gags - may be relatively minor to some, what to do if you've already picked up the set and want the corrected versions? A Universal spokesperson has told us that consumers unhappy with the current version (widescreen only - the full frame edition is not affected) can call the Universal Studios Home Video Consumer Hotline at (888) 703-0010 to request an exchange. While repressed versions of discs 2 and 3 (disc 1 remains unaffected) won't be available until February, Universal will provide corrected versions to those who have already purchased the set. Consumers will need to send the discs back to Universal at their own expense. Stay tuned for any further updates as the story develops..."
Link: "It's funny that our news piece a few days ago said "We're still here" when some game magazines think we're be dead. That's what it appears we are to Computer Gaming World. They have a monthly section in their magazine called "Pipeline" where they talk about their "educated guesses" on game release dates. As everyone knows (or should know) by now, the release date for Duke Nukem Forever is "When it's done".
Last month we were labeled "Never", and now we're labeled "RIP" by the article's author Rich Laporte. Be curious to see what Rich has to say when DNF is released (When it's done, of course). [Wink]"
Does anyone know why the famous Grauman's Chinese Theatre (aka Mann's Chinese), in Hollywood, CA, is not showing LOTR movie? Same thing happened with the last movie. Yet, it is currently showing Star Trek: Nemesis. The theatre did show last two Star Wars movies. This theater is a perfect place for LOTR movies and big revenues. This calendar of events does not show this movie listed.:(
Sheesh, that's like for kids. If you really want to want to have a nice Ant Farm setup, check out my personal Web site for resources. At least those Ant Farms aren't kiddie type. You can even build your own.:)
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You can get the DivX version from Ami Demos.
Someone asked me this and I laughed, "My question is, do they have a captain's chair where a Symantec security officer can casually command the launching of electronic countermeasures?" :)
Me too. I don't have one. :/
I thought it was funny to see Safari scroll down and show the low rated replies. I didn't see any first posts or anything bad though. :)
That doesn't work well because I get too many hits like:
/home/ant/kernels/linux-2.4.20/include/linux/types .h \ /home/ant/kernels/linux-2.4.20/include/asm/io.h \ /home/ant/kernels/linux-2.4.20/include/asm/irq.h \
drivers/gsc/.depend:
drivers/gsc/.depend:
drivers/gsc/.depend:
Binary file arch/i386/kernel/pci-i386.o matches
arch/i386/kernel/.pci-i386.o.flags:ifeq (-D__KERNEL__ -I/home/ant/kernels/linux-2.4.20/include -Wall -Wstrict-prototypes -Wno-trigraphs -O2 -fno-strict-aliasing -fno-common -pipe -mpreferred-stack-boundary=2 -march=athlon -nostdinc -iwithprefix include,$(strip $(subst $(comma),:,$(CFLAGS) $(EXTRA_CFLAGS_nostdinc) $(CFLAGS_pci-i386.o))))
Thanks and it worked. I didn't see the spaces due to the bad tiny fonts in Mozilla. :)
[linux-2.4.20]$ grep -r "[Aa][Nn][Tt]" *
:(
gave me too many hits. None of the results show ant word by itself.
[...linux-2.4.20]$ grep -r horse *
:)
arch/arm/mm/proc-arm2,3.S: * MEMC workhorse code. It's both a horse which things it's a pig.
Does anyone know how to do grep for "ant" (exact word by itself)?
Paint Timeout is too high in the current stable versions. This is why Phoenix works so fast in rendering. Hopefully, the next stable version will have this fix. Here's the copy of Mozilla thread in newsgroup:
n etscape.public.mozi lla.performance
_ bug.cgi?id=1 80241
:: markus
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: Great performance tuning pref setting
Date: Wed, 25 Dec 2002 18:16:37 +0100
From: Markus Hübner
Organization: Another Netscape Collabra Server User
Newsgroups:
netscape.public.mozilla.win32,
References:
Olaf Dietsche wrote:
> Markus Hübner writes:
>
>
>>Jonathan Arnold wrote:
>>
>>>>>http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show
>>>>>is highly interesting!
>>>>
>>>>Can't wait for the pref additions to try it out, looks interesting.
>>>
>>>It's in Moztweak.
>>>
>>
>>cool - but it would be really needed to tune the default value.
>>the "standard mozilla user" doesn't have Moztweak nor does the typical
>>Netscape (Gecko embedded browser) user.
>
>
> Well, every user has an editor. You can put the following line
> into prefs.js or user.js:
>
> user_pref("nglayout.initialpaint.delay", 500);
>
> I tested this with various values, but couldn't see any difference
> until I tried:
>
> user_pref("nglayout.initialpaint.delay", 0);
>
> This is in sync with:
>
>
> Regards, Olaf.
Thx for the pointer to mozillazine, Olaf!
Exactly. This is why I didn't get a PVR. I will wait until it is cheaper and there is no required subscription (the lifetime one is still expensive).
I went to hang out with relatives and then went to see LOTR:TTT movie at a good movie theater. It was an OK movie. I liked the first one better.
The one from The Simpsons? ;)
ROFL. You meant Lois and Clark. ;)
Look at the bottom of the Web page and look for modded water bottle. Insane. :)
From this story:
"Back to the Future redux - 12:43am
Thinking about picking up that Back to the Future trilogy box set this week for a stocking stuffer? You may want to hold off on that. Amid numerous consumer complaints over noticeably misframed shots in the widescreen edition of Parts II and III of the trilogy, Universal Studios Home Video announced yesterday that they will be repressing the discs with corrected framing, and these repressed versions will be included in all future runs of the box set.
While the shots - some of which ruin crucial jokes and visual gags - may be relatively minor to some, what to do if you've already picked up the set and want the corrected versions? A Universal spokesperson has told us that consumers unhappy with the current version (widescreen only - the full frame edition is not affected) can call the Universal Studios Home Video Consumer Hotline at (888) 703-0010 to request an exchange. While repressed versions of discs 2 and 3 (disc 1 remains unaffected) won't be available until February, Universal will provide corrected versions to those who have already purchased the set. Consumers will need to send the discs back to Universal at their own expense. Stay tuned for any further updates as the story develops..."
Link: Check out the Web site. They got really cool demos.
Link: "It's funny that our news piece a few days ago said "We're still here" when some game magazines think we're be dead. That's what it appears we are to Computer Gaming World. They have a monthly section in their magazine called "Pipeline" where they talk about their "educated guesses" on game release dates. As everyone knows (or should know) by now, the release date for Duke Nukem Forever is "When it's done".
Last month we were labeled "Never", and now we're labeled "RIP" by the article's author Rich Laporte. Be curious to see what Rich has to say when DNF is released (When it's done, of course). [Wink]"
With the source code, I wonder how easy to make a Linux port of this game.
It might be a demo, full version, or a test version. It would be a good way to celebrate 10 years of DOOM. ;)
getting my contract renewed/extended. That's all I want from my boss/employer especially during this downturn. :)
Does anyone know why the famous Grauman's Chinese Theatre (aka Mann's Chinese), in Hollywood, CA, is not showing LOTR movie? Same thing happened with the last movie. Yet, it is currently showing Star Trek: Nemesis. The theatre did show last two Star Wars movies. This theater is a perfect place for LOTR movies and big revenues. This calendar of events does not show this movie listed. :(
Link: Basically, there will be an harvester ant experiment on a space shuttle. It is supposedly to start on 1/16/2003 if plans go well.
Is there a streaming video/video file of this show? I am curious what it looks like. I was unable to find any on Taken's Web site.
Is it me or does the trailer remind me of MR movie?
Sheesh, that's like for kids. If you really want to want to have a nice Ant Farm setup, check out my personal Web site for resources. At least those Ant Farms aren't kiddie type. You can even build your own. :)