So he reformatted his drive but the virus was still there? What?
He was told to reformat it. That doesn't mean that he did it. In my experience most users won't format and reinstall their systems (or have it done) because of the inconvenience.
I've been here long enough to know that on Slashdot, speculation is the story.
Re:Can reconfigure without restart NOW
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Apache 2.2.0 Released
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Actually you want SIGUSR1. HUP does a regular restart which will cause any children to terminate immediately. Any requests in progress are terminated. USR1 (graceful restart) will allow the child processes to finish serving their requests and newly spawned children will have the new configuration.
Since version 1.x you've been able to make config changes without a restart. Just edit your config files and then run "apachectl -k graceful" or send a USR1 kill signal to the parent Apache process. Apache reloads the config without restarting.
The book that you are looking for is called Real World Photoshop. It's not going to teach you how to apply lens flares and things like that. What it does go over is how to get good scans, how to properly apply colour correction, how to adjust the exposure without making it looked washed out, etc. It also explains the hows and whys of the things you were asking about such as blurs and sharpening.
The incredibly stupid favorite-icon bug is still there.
What bug is that?
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GCC 4.1 Released
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I'm not sure what gave the person who submitted the story, or the editor who posted the story, the idea that 4.1 was released, but it isn't.
The GCC home page very clearly states "Current release series: GCC 4.1.0" while below it all the others say "Previous release series" and one at the bottom says "Active development (mainline)." That indicates as clearly as can be which are the old, the current, and the development releases.
If you are right, and 4.1 wasn't released, then the GCC web page might need to be reworded to better communicate that fact.
I find it interesting that the business school feels the need to control the user's access to keep them in line, while the engineering school allows the student to succeed or fail on their own merits and self-discipline. To me that speaks volumes about the culture differences between business and engineering professionals.
Yeah, it sounds familiar. It's the worst feature of X11 and xterm. Copy something, select what you want to replace, and then pas... oops, selecting to replace something copies it into the clipboard. You just lost what you were copying. [rips out hair] No thanks. I'm not into abusing myself.
yes, sixteen years of X has definitely made me bitter.
What new ideas/innovations are the Firefox team making these days to stand out in the browser wars
Not a whole lot. They're just making a fast, slim, and secure browser. On the other hand, most of the innovation and neat stuff is happening because of extension authors.
Slashdot Mirror
see: http://img5.imageshack.us/my.php?image=slashdotdat e6ta.png
So is the one linked to in this story: December 7, 2004
rm gnu-lunux-jokes -rf
I've been here long enough to know that on Slashdot, speculation is the story.
See the docs on stopping and restarting for reference.
Since version 1.x you've been able to make config changes without a restart. Just edit your config files and then run "apachectl -k graceful" or send a USR1 kill signal to the parent Apache process. Apache reloads the config without restarting.
Thanks.
The book that you are looking for is called Real World Photoshop. It's not going to teach you how to apply lens flares and things like that. What it does go over is how to get good scans, how to properly apply colour correction, how to adjust the exposure without making it looked washed out, etc. It also explains the hows and whys of the things you were asking about such as blurs and sharpening.
Just a nitpick: Illustrator is a vector drawing program, not a bitmap image manipulation program.
NoScript has the same funtionality as FlashBlock built in.
What bug is that?
If you are right, and 4.1 wasn't released, then the GCC web page might need to be reworded to better communicate that fact.
I find it interesting that the business school feels the need to control the user's access to keep them in line, while the engineering school allows the student to succeed or fail on their own merits and self-discipline. To me that speaks volumes about the culture differences between business and engineering professionals.
Clearly you asked the wrong Oracle.
Who or what is a Darva Conger? Google didn't turn up anything definitive.
That second link is who this article is talking about.
yes, sixteen years of X has definitely made me bitter.
Is there any advantage to using SessionSaver rather than using the save session feature that is built into Tab Mix Plus?
The real problem here is that your niece didn't check the margin on her paper after printing it. OO Writer can set margins just like MS Word.