I couldn't come up with a good one for Eclipse, but I think the first two would have to be "Eighty Cores".
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I'm sure there is something similar in portage. `emerge --onlydeps xbattle && emerge --fetchonly xbattle` should do it, though then you have to mess around with package.provided so it doesn't uninstall the deps later on.
I haven't used emerge for a while since I've found paludis does things better (its config files are actually in a consistent format, for one thing...)
uh... what? Sounds like your own life of abuse makes you automatically associate someone having a SO and not playing games with "abusive girlfriend". You should get that problem seen to.
All the Ogg metadata I've ever seen uses name=value pairs separated by newlines. Like an INI file.
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Also your lines arent fixed width so seeking to #9987976 means scanning through for 9987975 newline characters. Nope. Seeking to 9987976 is just doing a binary search and reading to the nearest newline/line number.
1) USA vandalises rest of world indiscriminately 2) ? 3) USA offers to repair damage by selling its own services for "only" several billion per month 4) Profit!
If someone walked onto a plane with a water bottle filled with nitroglycerin, it would blow up when they tossed it through the XRay machine. Who's to say they won't just settle for that?
Take all the hard drives out and run everything from a server using two or three of them. You'll save a few kilowatts. If you really need local storage put some solid-state drives in.
From what I experienced while wasting several hours contorting my jabberd's configuration for three pidgin clients to connect at once, its authentication code is FUBAR.
What did submitter think the Wii used to track movement when the remote wasn't pointed at the IR sensor bar? Psychic powers? I would've guessed it used basic differential equations, but that's just me.
Why don't the US ISPs use the billions they were given by the government from taxes to do exactly this? Or is there a case here against both parties for fraud?
Maybe in addition to deleting the search engine ranking of sites when they get dropped, they could ban adsense on sites below a certain pagerank regardless of age. That'd kill two problems - bottom-feeding scum like this and long-term squatting sites that do nothing but waste space.
If anything, it might make all the one-reader me-too blogs clogging up the internet go away.
I haven't had a single email, legit or otherwise, get through my ISP's spam filter in the past year or so. They provide no option to turn it off and they can't be bothered to fix it.
I thought of running a local mail server, then realised I haven't come across a single situation in that time where I actually _needed_ a fixed email address for more than 5 minutes.
The xsession-errors file is doubly useless in that it deletes itself when X exits.
The real worst offender would have to be Konqueror though, which calls sync() Every. Time. It. Uses. The. Cache. For example, opening a html file in it containing just the line "<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="0">" will keep your hard disk light perpetually lit.
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Or pour it down a blocked drain. Phosphoric acid is good at dissolving anything and everything.
Having it on the space station would probably turn out like the Alien movies.
I couldn't come up with a good one for Eclipse, but I think the first two would have to be "Eighty Cores".
I haven't used emerge for a while since I've found paludis does things better (its config files are actually in a consistent format, for one thing...)
uh... what? Sounds like your own life of abuse makes you automatically associate someone having a SO and not playing games with "abusive girlfriend".
You should get that problem seen to.
All the Ogg metadata I've ever seen uses name=value pairs separated by newlines. Like an INI file.
Here's the general formula:
1) USA vandalises rest of world indiscriminately
2) ?
3) USA offers to repair damage by selling its own services for "only" several billion per month
4) Profit!
With the state America's in (just look at this article for starters), can you really blame people for not wanting to go there?
Take all the hard drives out and run everything from a server using two or three of them. You'll save a few kilowatts.
If you really need local storage put some solid-state drives in.
Sounds more like a botnet. One of the good things about the internet is that you can stick a firewall up to keep others out.
Sparingly. JSON is just plain better, and doesn't inflict an enterprisey mindset on anyone that tries to use it.
The price ratio is bad, but you can fit 30 SD cards in the space one DVD takes up. You could get another 200 in the space the drive uses.
While you're absolutely right, have you tried doing anything about it?
As are you.
Please, don't use the word "we" in that context. It sounds like you're lumping in slashdot-reading folk with the terrorists in the US government.
From what I experienced while wasting several hours contorting my jabberd's configuration for three pidgin clients to connect at once, its authentication code is FUBAR.
A gyroscope gyrates.
Why don't the US ISPs use the billions they were given by the government from taxes to do exactly this? Or is there a case here against both parties for fraud?
Maybe in addition to deleting the search engine ranking of sites when they get dropped, they could ban adsense on sites below a certain pagerank regardless of age. That'd kill two problems - bottom-feeding scum like this and long-term squatting sites that do nothing but waste space.
If anything, it might make all the one-reader me-too blogs clogging up the internet go away.
I haven't had a single email, legit or otherwise, get through my ISP's spam filter in the past year or so. They provide no option to turn it off and they can't be bothered to fix it.
I thought of running a local mail server, then realised I haven't come across a single situation in that time where I actually _needed_ a fixed email address for more than 5 minutes.
The xsession-errors file is doubly useless in that it deletes itself when X exits.
The real worst offender would have to be Konqueror though, which calls sync() Every. Time. It. Uses. The. Cache.
For example, opening a html file in it containing just the line "<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="0">" will keep your hard disk light perpetually lit.
Yes. Is the concept of charity completely alien to you or something?