Evan Plumlee wrote these words on 03/11/05 19:37 CST:
> Wow, this is awesome. I have one addition 'STFW' meaning search the friendly
> web'. On that note, perhaps a place could be set up
for submissions.
I feel bad now, that I contributed to this thread, knowingly
doing it in the wrong forum.
On Sat, Mar 12, 2005 at 12:25:17AM +, Andrew Benton wrote:
> #!/bin/sh
> #
> # $NetBSD: wtf,v 1.7 2000/11/21 00:18:52 soren Exp $
Wow, this is awesome. I have one addition 'STFW' meaning 'search the friendly
web'. On that note, perhaps a place could be set up for submissions.
Regards.
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Andrew Benton wrote:
>> Ah, can you upload it somewhere (with the dictionary)? I would be very
>> interested in it...
Cool, thanks!
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Philipp Tölke wrote:
Ah, can you upload it somewhere (with the dictionary)? I would be very
interested in it...
#!/bin/sh
#
# $NetBSD: wtf,v 1.7 2000/11/21 00:18:52 soren Exp $
#
# Public domain
#
acronyms=${ACRONYMDB:-/usr/share/acronyms}
if [ X"$1" = X"is" ] ; then
shift
fi
if [
Philipp Tölke wrote these words on 03/11/05 15:25 CST:
> Andrew Benton wrote:
>>>Thanks, I'll add it to the acronyms file. I have a script called wtf
>>>which I rely on to tell me what these things mean but when I asked it,
>>>it said
>>>
>>>andy:~$ wtf icbbtlta
>>>Gee... I don't know what icbbtlt
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Andrew Benton wrote:
>> Sorry, I just invented it - it's not a real 'accepted' mnemonic. I
>> was having a bit of a laugh. It's been one of those days
>>
> Thanks, I'll add it to the acronyms file. I have a script called wtf
> which I rely on to
TheOldFellow wrote:
Andrew Benton wrote:
what does icbbtlta mean?
I can't be bothered to list them all :-)
Sorry, I just invented it - it's not a real 'accepted' mnemonic. I was
having a bit of a laugh. It's been one of those days
Thanks, I'll add it to the acronyms file. I have a script
Andrew Benton wrote:
TheOldFellow wrote:
there are other reasons, but icbbtlta :-)
what does icbbtlta mean?
I can't be bothered to list them all :-)
Sorry, I just invented it - it's not a real 'accepted' mnemonic. I was
having a bit of a laugh. It's been one of those days
R.
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TheOldFellow wrote:
Andrew Benton wrote:
Ilja wrote:
Hi,
Does anybody know how I can get the lp (parport printer) module to
load at
boottime?
I thought that the kernel should detect it automatically, but thats
not the
case.
I thought if you stuck a feather in the ground it would grow a chicken.
TheOldFellow wrote:
Perhaps the op:
1) needed to reduce the size of the kernel to get in on a rescue floppy?
2) wanted to learn how modules worked?
3) is building for a laptop with a small memory that only occasionally
needs to drive a printer.
there are other reasons, but icbbtlta :-)
Fair enoug
TheOldFellow wrote:
Andrew Benton wrote:
Ilja wrote:
Hi,
Does anybody know how I can get the lp (parport printer) module to
load at
boottime?
I thought that the kernel should detect it automatically, but thats
not the
case.
I thought if you stuck a feather in the ground it would grow a chicken.
Andrew Benton wrote:
Ilja wrote:
Hi,
Does anybody know how I can get the lp (parport printer) module to
load at
boottime?
I thought that the kernel should detect it automatically, but thats
not the
case.
I thought if you stuck a feather in the ground it would grow a chicken.
To load a module on b
Ilja wrote:
Hi,
Does anybody know how I can get the lp (parport printer) module to load at
boottime?
I thought that the kernel should detect it automatically, but thats not the
case.
I thought if you stuck a feather in the ground it would grow a chicken.
To load a module on boot add it to /etc/sysc
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