A Raspberry pie article! I haven't seen one in days, already had withdrawal symptoms.
That said, I'm still trying to order one. WTF? They were supposed to be readily available this week. After a long time on the waiting list, element14 still gives me the "Real Soon Now!" message.
rrohbeck@eee:~$ echo off off rrohbeck@eee:~$ cls No command 'cls' found, but there are 18 similar ones cls: command not found rrohbeck@eee:~$ echo y|format C: No command 'format' found, did you mean:
Command 'mformat' from package 'mtools' (main)
Command 'hformat' from package 'hfsutils' (main) format: command not found rrohbeck@eee:~$
That's the main problem: TIMTOWTDI. The programmer on the team who uses static character arrays and memcpy won't even understand my template code. Yet we both call ourselves C++ programmers. Also, C++ has many ways to obfuscate really bad design decisions under an OO veneer. I have seen many class hierarchies that look pretty at the top level but when you drill down the coding horror starts.
The current state of affairs has managed to keep gas prices down in the US because the crude price is depressed. With the pipeline, gas prices will go up because the price of WTI will rise to the same level as Brent. So I say don't build the pipeline. All it'll do is increase the profits of the oil producers, at the cost of the consumers.
On all my Linux systems, Chrome plus some kernel threads pulled 100% CPU until exited Chrome (which worked fine with Shift-Ctrl-Q.) On one system Chrome refuses to start now. It restores the tabs but every tab is an "Aw, snap!" page, even if I move the configuration directory away.
It's like saying if you say a number, say 42, and I say the same number, 42, a couple hours later, we must have interacted somehow. How else could we come up with the same number? While in fact all there is that we have some bit of common knowledge, like having read Douglas Adams. Or having received a hash.
Yes it does but it's arguable if it makes any sense. I prefer two completely separate boot partitions. That way I can still boot from the second drive if I mess up/boot. If everything works I can mount/boot2, copy everything over and umount/boot2, manually or in/etc/rc.local.
There are many who consider the US a fascist nation these days. Yeah there's a veneer of democracy: You get to choose between the two wings of The Party.
You're free to kill yourself in anyway you choose... if I don't have to pay for it. So if you decide to drink soda by the gallon or ride a motorcycle without a helmet, that's fine if you carry a notarized paper with you that tells the EMTs that you do not want any care and that you'd rather be left to die.
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I really like it. Is there a cheap and open system available with it, like an EOMA-68 with mini-engineering board around it?
A Raspberry pie article! I haven't seen one in days, already had withdrawal symptoms.
That said, I'm still trying to order one. WTF? They were supposed to be readily available this week.
After a long time on the waiting list, element14 still gives me the "Real Soon Now!" message.
Hmm. Has Apple sued for unlicensed use of that iName yet?
Ah, now we're getting somewhere.
Hmm, didn't work:
And all the fat people would have known what to blame for their excess mass.
given that DRAMs only store a bit reliably for milliseconds yet are the most common electronic storage.
That's the main problem: TIMTOWTDI. The programmer on the team who uses static character arrays and memcpy won't even understand my template code. Yet we both call ourselves C++ programmers.
Also, C++ has many ways to obfuscate really bad design decisions under an OO veneer. I have seen many class hierarchies that look pretty at the top level but when you drill down the coding horror starts.
Variables won't;
Constants aren't.
The current state of affairs has managed to keep gas prices down in the US because the crude price is depressed.
With the pipeline, gas prices will go up because the price of WTI will rise to the same level as Brent.
So I say don't build the pipeline. All it'll do is increase the profits of the oil producers, at the cost of the consumers.
Ah yes, because political propaganda and industrial investment are the same thing, right?
Yeah, I saw in the meantime that Firefox and Chrome are affected in the same way.
Same here (Debian wheezy) but with Chrome.
On all my Linux systems, Chrome plus some kernel threads pulled 100% CPU until exited Chrome (which worked fine with Shift-Ctrl-Q.)
On one system Chrome refuses to start now. It restores the tabs but every tab is an "Aw, snap!" page, even if I move the configuration directory away.
Haha. You just looked at that website? Your IP address is now on the special watch list for the P2P scanning companies.
It's like saying if you say a number, say 42, and I say the same number, 42, a couple hours later, we must have interacted somehow. How else could we come up with the same number?
While in fact all there is that we have some bit of common knowledge, like having read Douglas Adams. Or having received a hash.
Yes it does but it's arguable if it makes any sense. /boot. /boot2, copy everything over and umount /boot2, manually or in /etc/rc.local.
I prefer two completely separate boot partitions. That way I can still boot from the second drive if I mess up
If everything works I can mount
It's perfectly in line with The Shock Doctrine. Gotta have your regular shocks. Manufacture them if there aren't any.
There are many who consider the US a fascist nation these days. Yeah there's a veneer of democracy: You get to choose between the two wings of The Party.
I have. How about you?
I have a feeling that his profits will skyrocket when scarcity drives up the price.
You just made me waste an hour on youtube. I hate you.
And nobody gets to drive after a bad night of sleep, of if they're worried about something, or after they had an argument with somebody.
You are against the profits of the big healthcare insurers? You must be a socialist.
You're free to kill yourself in anyway you choose... if I don't have to pay for it.
So if you decide to drink soda by the gallon or ride a motorcycle without a helmet, that's fine if you carry a notarized paper with you that tells the EMTs that you do not want any care and that you'd rather be left to die.