Sometimes I get the gems like "somebody dropped a bowling ball on the laptop," but honestly most people lack the skill to really break something. That takes a professional:)
I prefer the opposite: menu (dock) in the side bar.
I dont have many icons so it all fits, plus if your dock is at the side
your maximised applications get more vertical space, which on a widescreen 13.1 inch laptop matters a lot
How do you disable USB storage devices on thousands of Ubuntu (or Chrome) desktops because you don't want your sensitive documents walking out on portable storage devices? And then how do you easily enable it again just for your research department because they have a business need for external storage?
Don't let them mount it: remove them from the plugdev group (udev) or disable usb storage device support in the kernel (blacklist the module or remove it entirely).
what website uses 200MB worth of pictures besides (maybe) google maps?
Try some devianart contests, although now they have it split, it used to be that all the entrants
were displayed on the same page with comments intermixed iirc.
Science-fiction reaches many and makes us all, to some degree, to at least read the educational sections from time to time.
I know it's badly worded but I'm celebrating his birthday in my own way.
bullshit ( a pack of tobacco is like 4-5 x the amount of tobacco of that in a pre-rolled)
anyone who can roll doesn't spend more than 1 minute on a cigarette and is also able to do
other stuff while doing, even when windy.
besides there is also the point of taste and the fact that pre-rolleds are designed to smoke themselfs.
Linux still has a long way to go in the arena of centralized management of desktops. Most centralized Linux management schemes I've seen were cobbled together unique solutions that only one guy actually knew how it worked.
what about cfengine or the newer stuff like chef, puppet, bcnf2 ?
so you can do what ? build a cross platform compiler, patch the nexus one's source ( if you can get it),
and be more secure (patchwise and services wise) than those 'upstream carriers' ?
unlimited access is nice for adding features or doing different things with them... not
so for locking down the (purpose-specific) system-util for better security on your OWN.
a phd is not a masters' degree with an end year thesis
a phd still requires a professor that wants to promote you and you doing research
and delivering results periodically so they can be reviewed by your peers and promotor
if they're not happy with the results then you're not getting your phd!
don't dismiss it because you blew your chance
you may be able to install into.bashrc but it's not going to work in cron without privilege escalation or a security hole; usually only widosers mindlessly type in privelged account passwords to install software to run in limited accounts. In fact I'm calling BS on this, you don't have this malware, you just have a plausible idea for it that you've not bothered to implement.
huh, crontab is runnable by normal desktop users in most desktop distro's out of the box anyway
not only that sudo can be configured to run commands as another user instead of root, it
can also be configured to disable shell escapes so:!/bin/sh doesn't work in vim
the thing that bothers me is this, assume that you have this process running
it modifies some of your binaries, making it 'better'
then i want to add features..., so i code some more and recompile ?
now the magic code fixing process has to do all it's magic again...
why bother with binary patches, if the enhancements don't get it into the development chain ? (i'm assuming here and in this entire post:D) unless this process is 'the development team', or is able to find and change the code into the versioning control tree as well i don't really see any use of it for my purpose
this stuff does have it uses tho, there is quite some legacy (binary-only) code going around
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I'm sorry to say this but i do believe C -> python/perl is a huge productivity gain !
Or a klutz with a bowling ball :D
I prefer the opposite: menu (dock) in the side bar.
I dont have many icons so it all fits, plus if your dock is at the side
your maximised applications get more vertical space, which on a widescreen 13.1 inch laptop
matters a lot
also check out policykit
Don't let them mount it: remove them from the plugdev group (udev)
or disable usb storage device support in the kernel (blacklist the module or remove it entirely).
There was this guy in germany with a mustache not so long ago, who thought the same about his nation's people.
This is a chicken and egg problem, and it took Windows quite some time to be in this position as well
a lot of AAA studio's refused to leave DOS.
Try some devianart contests, although now they have it split, it used to be that all the entrants were displayed on the same page with comments intermixed iirc.
This is slashdot, here you have people being pedantic/precise about the math, spelling, grammar and punctuation of your posts !
out of curiosity could you post your script ?
your math is off
Science-fiction reaches many and makes us all, to some degree, to at least read the educational sections from time to time.
I know it's badly worded but I'm celebrating his birthday in my own way.
bullshit ( a pack of tobacco is like 4-5 x the amount of tobacco of that in a pre-rolled)
anyone who can roll doesn't spend more than 1 minute on a cigarette and is also able
to do other stuff while doing, even when windy.
besides there is also the point of taste and the fact that pre-rolleds are designed to smoke themselfs.
what about cfengine or the newer stuff like chef, puppet, bcnf2 ?
on issue 3, what i think he means is that if you
ls a file which has terminal control codes in its name
or you cat something like a binary
your terminal can go haywire and suddenly
have something that looks like klingon as font
PS: if someone knows how to restore from that situation
(tput reset doesn't work) i would greatly appreciate it.
i should have said: acquire a nexus one's build toolchain.
so you can do what ? build a cross platform compiler, patch the nexus one's source
... not
( if you can get it), and be more secure (patchwise and services wise) than those
'upstream carriers' ?
unlimited access is nice for adding features or doing different things with them
so for locking down the (purpose-specific) system-util for better security on your OWN.
out of curiosity what exact printer did you get ?
here here but let's be frank except for the BOINC and the proxy
stuff he's doing stuff most of us have already thoughed about once upon time
a phd is not a masters' degree with an end year thesis
a phd still requires a professor that wants to promote you and you doing research
and delivering results periodically so they can be reviewed by your peers and promotor
if they're not happy with the results then you're not getting your phd!
don't dismiss it because you blew your chance
huh, crontab is runnable by normal desktop users in most desktop distro's out of the box anyway
not only that sudo can be configured to run commands as another user instead of root, it :! /bin/sh doesn't work in vim
can also be configured to disable shell escapes so
the thing that bothers me is this, assume that you have this process running ..., so i code some more and recompile ? ...
:D)
it modifies some of your binaries, making it 'better'
then i want to add features
now the magic code fixing process has to do all it's magic again
why bother with binary patches, if the enhancements don't get it into the development chain ? (i'm assuming here and in this entire post
unless this process is 'the development team', or is able to find and change the code into the versioning control tree as well
i don't really see any use of it for my purpose
this stuff does have it uses tho, there is quite some legacy (binary-only) code going around
several backups of the registry ?
exactly one iirc (that i know of)
in %systemroot%\repair
they are split in different files for the different hives tho
and it's exactly the backup after the mini setup, eg it contains a blank slate which isn't what you would want in most repair situations
if i'm wrong please tell me so since it would be very useful to know for further troubleshooting/fixing purposes
out of curiousity what was so bad about the kyoto accords (except that it costs us money ) ?
and economicaly the EU is a very good thing