Yah, seriously what is WITH these article submitters lately? First there was the guy that had a dream job and wanted to know if he should quit to work at some startup with a pay cut - and now THIS crap.
EARTH TO "REASON": You've " made it " and have ARRIVED at where most of us would LIKE TO BE!! Why in the world would you give up a private office for a lousy extra five grand, you MORON!?
Heh; back when I was working cashier at a gas station, I used to crack up the Mexican cleaning lady by referring to the feather-duster as Meester Foofy.:)
Arr, my hardwiring sucks; I failed geometry -- twice. But it was teh teacher, I tell yaz - I got a C in night school and an A in summer school. So put THAT in your pipe and smoke it, Mister Moor from Gordon Tech!
[ God, I feel old - I just looked up the faculty list and he's STILL THERE! ]
OMGROTFL, that's the best joketroll I've ever SEEN. You just made my friends list for that -- I had indeed taken your original post 100% seriously, because it sounded perfectly plausible in a TREK context.:)
Yah, when I'm running backups and it has to Get Done in a reasonable amount of time with decent space savings, I use gzip -9. (My fastest computer is 900MHz AMD Duron.)
For quick backups, gzip; or gzip -6.
For REALLY quick stuff, gzip -1.
When I want the most space saved, I (rarely) use bzip2 because rar, while useful for splitting files and retaining recovery metadata, is far too slow for my taste 99% of the time.
Really, disk space is so cheap these days that Getting the Backup Done is more important than saving (on average) a few megs here and there.
But if you Really Need that last few megs of free space, this is an OK guide to which compressor does that the best -- even if it takes *days.*
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"Never mind the bollocks, we want our MTV!"
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Yah, seriously what is WITH these article submitters lately? First there was the guy that had a dream job and wanted to know if he should quit to work at some startup with a pay cut - and now THIS crap.
EARTH TO "REASON": You've " made it " and have ARRIVED at where most of us would LIKE TO BE!! Why in the world would you give up a private office for a lousy extra five grand, you MORON!?
" Woo hoo woo hoo hoo! "
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"You GO now! You been heah FOUR HOWAH! Eat vegetable!!"
/John Pinette ]
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[ Bo and Luke Duke fasten a Trampoline lightly coated in wax to the back of the General Lee, and go looking for Roscoe ]
Flight sims are good candidates for multiple monitors...
;-)
But so are Mechwarrior games.
[Gibberish]
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"You suck at this game!"
[Hilarity]
+1 Cool fkg Librarian. Anybvody got a pic of her? Is she hot??
;-)
( 0fft0pic )
:)
Heh; back when I was working cashier at a gas station, I used to crack up the Mexican cleaning lady by referring to the feather-duster as Meester Foofy.
Just a random thought.
~:( It's not FOOF bug, it's F00F bug. Those are ZEROES between the F's.
http://www.x86.org/errata/dec97/f00fbug.htm
Millennium hand and shrimp, Bugger!!
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Soylent Green is Peeple! [ despair ]
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Arr, my hardwiring sucks; I failed geometry -- twice. But it was teh teacher, I tell yaz - I got a C in night school and an A in summer school. So put THAT in your pipe and smoke it, Mister Moor from Gordon Tech!
[ God, I feel old - I just looked up the faculty list and he's STILL THERE! ]
OMGROTFL, that's the best joketroll I've ever SEEN. You just made my friends list for that -- I had indeed taken your original post 100% seriously, because it sounded perfectly plausible in a TREK context. :)
[ insert sly reference to the Ballroom Blitz song here ]l room_blitz.txt
http://ntl.matrix.com.br/pfilho/html/lyrics/b/bal
Linky to Google cache:: p25ext.lanl.gov/ssh/xwindows.html+ssh+fastest+encr yption&hl=en&client=opera
http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:cbVWVVwUth0J
On the contrary, IIRC blowfish is the *fastest* encryption for SSH; but see my .sig.
My question is, Are you going to allow popular programs that have not been written securely to run on Vista by means of a "hack" or "tweak"?
What are you doing to prevent buffer overflow and similar attacks in the future?
J00 F00!!
:P
This might be a better command to use:
/dev/hda
# Flush i/o buffs on dev
blockdev -v --flushbufs
Is it just me, or is the Slashdot "unofficial patch" link at the top absolutely useless?
After banging around the SANS site for a good 15 minutes, I *finally* found WHERE YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THE PATCH from:
http://isc.sans.org/diary.php?storyid=999
http://isc.sans.org/diary.php?storyid=1004
One thing you absolutely cannot replace in your life, is TIME.
When I was on DSL, I was getting 150KB/sec, and I thought "This is the *shiznit.*"
Took about 1 1/2 hours to DL a 700MB ISO.
Now I'm on Cable, getting up to 600-700KB/sec, and the same ISO takes only ~1/2 hour to DL.
When it's done downloading I fire it up in Vmware and have **more time** to play with it.
My brother can be playing Xbox online while I'm seeding or DL'ing BitTorrent files, because he has more bandwidth to play with.
So yes, Faster is Better.
Yah, when I'm running backups and it has to Get Done in a reasonable amount of time with decent space savings, I use
gzip -9. (My fastest computer is 900MHz AMD Duron.)
For quick backups, gzip; or gzip -6.
For REALLY quick stuff, gzip -1.
When I want the most space saved, I (rarely) use bzip2 because rar, while useful for splitting files and retaining recovery metadata, is far too slow for my taste 99% of the time.
Really, disk space is so cheap these days that Getting the Backup Done is more important than saving (on average) a few megs here and there.
But if you Really Need that last few megs of free space, this is an OK guide to which compressor does that the best -- even if it takes *days.*
Michelle Forbes is (IMHO) much prettier now, as compared to when she played Ro Laren. Longer hair looks good on her.
...and if they decide they don't want to be a part of the "mission" anymore, they get tossed out the "airlock" in their underwear...
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