I've seen this before, but why is C/C++ marked as a high-level language (as in the summary)? C/C++ are LOW-level languages - closer to the hardware, while languages like Visual Basic are HIGH-level languages since they abstract hardware-related tasks like memory management away.
Hold on now, if Bill Gates were to sell off 90 billion dollars in stock, don't you think he might create more problems than he'd solve? Microsoft would go bankrupt!
Actually, with Fedora, net-installing without a cd/dvd/floppy is a pretty simple exercise...especially if you already have grub installed.
- Download the iso, mount it (mount -t iso9660 -o loop
)
- Go into the isolinux directory and copy vmlinux to/boot/vmlinuz-anaconda (or whatever) and do the same for the initrd.
- Modify grub so you have those as an option to boot to.
- reboot into anaconda, and choose: NFS, Hard Disk, FTP, or HTTP install.
I'm fairly certain most modern distros will allow something similar, but that's about how I've done Fedora 2-4
I'd love that - I pay ~US50 for 768 kbps through the only ISP my apartment complex provides ( I'm in Atlanta, so it isn't a very small city and I'd expect better ) and I'm lucky to ever get ~30 kbps. Also, it's via wireless (unreliable as hell) and no static IPs, or external access (no ssh, etc).
Also, if you want to place firefox in another directory, you can install as a user...you just have to modify your path
$./configure --prefix=/home/user/.bin
$ make
$ make install
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you made 54 dollars and 99 cents last year?
Or, 'Operation CORBA'?
How do you think of Mexico?
And we can call it, I don't know, the Gas-Guzzler Tax?
I've seen this before, but why is C/C++ marked as a high-level language (as in the summary)? C/C++ are LOW-level languages - closer to the hardware, while languages like Visual Basic are HIGH-level languages since they abstract hardware-related tasks like memory management away.
Brilliant: Once again on /., anectodal evidence is equated to biblical truth. My friends think HD is neat, and are buying HD-equipped televisions.
QED, HDTVs are the new rage!
Noooooooooooooo?
Yes.
Rule # 233 of Slashdot:
One man's experiences with one linux distro will *always* be the same for the millions (thousands?) of other users.
-Satisfied Fedora Core user.
Yes...just tell them "every time you blog, God will kill a kitten." - Kept me clean til i was 22.
Hold on now, if Bill Gates were to sell off 90 billion dollars in stock, don't you think he might create more problems than he'd solve? Microsoft would go bankrupt!
Wait....
- Download the iso, mount it (mount -t iso9660 -o loop
- Go into the isolinux directory and copy vmlinux to
- Modify grub so you have those as an option to boot to.
- reboot into anaconda, and choose: NFS, Hard Disk, FTP, or HTTP install.
I'm fairly certain most modern distros will allow something similar, but that's about how I've done Fedora 2-4
...all real engineers at GT have Statics as a required option, even EE/CmpE
Also - Computer Engineering rarely includes C#...you'll get to do much more exciting things like Assembly, C, and C++
I'd love that -
I pay ~US50 for 768 kbps through the only ISP my apartment complex provides ( I'm in Atlanta, so it isn't a very small city and I'd expect better ) and I'm lucky to ever get ~30 kbps. Also, it's via wireless (unreliable as hell) and no static IPs, or external access (no ssh, etc).
Also, if you want to place firefox in another directory, you can install as a user...you just have to modify your path $ ./configure --prefix=/home/user/.bin
$ make
$ make install
Or even better, besting the speed of bad news...
The game was written for nVidia vid cards, perhaps the game dislikes ATI.
I heard that 32.344 % of all statistics are made up on the spot