No, that was Con Kolivas. The new guy this time around seems to have appeared out of nowhere claiming to have some far better scheduler implementation than the CFS one that's been in development for months, but is being a complete dick to everyone else.
I agree that most of it is throwaway flashiness, but there's a few good things. IMO it's worth it just for the arbitrary key/mouse/screen-corner bindings. My main problem with it is that it kills all the 2D acceleration on my old Radeon. I tried turning on the EXA stuff but that only made it _worse_!
Why do they have to keep transmitting analogue signals just because of the television type? What's wrong with just giving people digital set-top boxes like they do in the UK?
I had a look on the linked site and I don't see any mention of what they've released this under. I tried to see if it was in a file in the source tree, but... I get a "permission denied" message going there.
Geez, one month and he's already going back on my front page block list. Guess he's still as gullible/ignorant/whichever-derogatory-statement-t hat-applies as 12 months ago.
More like buying a car with a speedometer that goes up to 120 only to find out that your tyres have been slashed by the car dealer a week later because he doesn't approve of the roads you drive home from work on as he stalks you every night.
I want a spell checker that knows that void *functionSigniture(char *myRoutine) contains one spelling error. What you want here is something that realises the function is only referenced in either one definition or one call because of the typo and flags it as an error. Most interpreters/compilers can already do this. If you mean you've made the same typo everywhere, either it wasn't noticeable enough to matter or you can just do a global find/replace on it.
how in the hell is Lundis Energi so sure it's not a bug on their software? Easy. It's not their software. It's an off-the-shelf industry standard program.
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No, that was Con Kolivas. The new guy this time around seems to have appeared out of nowhere claiming to have some far better scheduler implementation than the CFS one that's been in development for months, but is being a complete dick to everyone else.
Or they could just push the debris out of the way with a laser...
I agree that most of it is throwaway flashiness, but there's a few good things. IMO it's worth it just for the arbitrary key/mouse/screen-corner bindings.
My main problem with it is that it kills all the 2D acceleration on my old Radeon. I tried turning on the EXA stuff but that only made it _worse_!
I finally went and figured out gpg just this week and it's already about to be obsoleted...
Why do they have to keep transmitting analogue signals just because of the television type? What's wrong with just giving people digital set-top boxes like they do in the UK?
I had a look on the linked site and I don't see any mention of what they've released this under. I tried to see if it was in a file in the source tree, but... I get a "permission denied" message going there.
As with the other forms of 802.11, it'll only be useful if you use/emulate a toy OS or go hunting for very specific hardware.
You owe *ME* money, for all the bandwidth-reduction service I'm providing to you.
Why does the cost of using a phone seem to increase exponentially with distance?
So where's Opera's equivalent of Firebug?
Lynx has stdout, stdin and /usr/bin/*. No GUI browser has anywhere near that much extensibility.
WTF kind of translation is that? English to AOL?
Would you prefer the short version?
netstat -nltp
There. Still doesn't work on your system, but now you have no idea what the hell it's doing because it's no longer self-documenting. You're welcome.
Geez, one month and he's already going back on my front page block list. Guess he's still as gullible/ignorant/whichever-derogatory-statement-t hat-applies as 12 months ago.
More like buying a car with a speedometer that goes up to 120 only to find out that your tyres have been slashed by the car dealer a week later because he doesn't approve of the roads you drive home from work on as he stalks you every night.
That this retarded restriction only applies within the US's jurisdiction?
If you mean you've made the same typo everywhere, either it wasn't noticeable enough to matter or you can just do a global find/replace on it.
...can the same be applied in space telescopes to get rid of the interference of the gas clouds they're looking at?
>>Is there a more rich informed alternative that would say something like '9090/tcp open zeus-admin/transmission/appX/appY'?
Yes:
# netstat --numeric-hosts --listening --tcp --programs
Active Internet connections (only servers)
Proto Local Address Foreign Address State PID/Program name
tcp 0.0.0.0:svn 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 1678/xinetd
tcp 0.0.0.0:netbios-ssn 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 1703/smbd
tcp 0.0.0.0:sunrpc 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 1531/portmap
tcp 0.0.0.0:http 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 2580/lighttpd
etc.
All programs expand indefinitely until they include a flight simulator. And email.
It's nothing to do with race, it's a third-world country. Cry "politically correct" all you want, I counter with "America".
You mean when can _Windows_ expect a unified program installation method. Linux has had package managers for decades, even GUI ones for simpletons.
The real problem is that you're ignorant and think the Stupid And Long Way is the only way to get it to work. /etc/X11/xorg.conf && startx
sudo rm
You could try sticking something in the user CSS to make iframes stand out. Not too hard to force them all to have a big red border.