I'm still amazed by the amount of people who do not understand that Gnome and KDE are NOT window managers... --
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
I haven't looked at the KDE/Qt code, but why do they use a custom type called Qstring, instead of STL's "string" ? --
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Well said. I've fallen so much in love with some game soundtracks, that, as soon as I got a CD burner, on of the first Audio CDs I made was one with the music from Ultima VII (both parts). Basically I just got the.MIDs, rendered them to.WAV using Timidity and the Gravis patchset and burned that on to a nice CD.
-- The world is divided in two categories: those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Seeing how the big boys implement their architectures separating servers from storage (the much hyped SAN - Storage Area Network) and how they are all heading towards fiber-attached disks, I wonder about the actual setup at Slashdot. Is it based on the SAN concept ? Or is it all server-attached storage ? Why not put a DIA diagram of the architecture or some kind of white paper. -- The world is divided in two categories: those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
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I'm still amazed by the amount of people who do not understand that Gnome and KDE are NOT window managers...
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The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
I haven't looked at the KDE/Qt code, but why do they use a custom type called Qstring, instead of STL's "string" ?
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The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
The word "Duro" in Italian means "Hard"... AMD's marketing should have done a bit more research on meanings... I formally give AMD an "X-Rating" :-)
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The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
It's the compressed version of Linux. Usually preceded by vm... :-)
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The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Well said. I've fallen so much in love with some game soundtracks, that, as soon as I got a CD burner, on of the first Audio CDs I made was one with the music from Ultima VII (both parts). .MIDs, rendered them to .WAV using Timidity and the Gravis patchset and burned that on to a nice CD.
Basically I just got the
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The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Seeing how the big boys implement their architectures separating servers from storage (the much hyped SAN - Storage Area Network) and how they are all heading towards fiber-attached disks, I wonder about the actual setup at Slashdot. Is it based on the SAN concept ? Or is it all server-attached storage ? Why not put a DIA diagram of the architecture or some kind of white paper.
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The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.