Paige Thompson <erra...@yourstruly.sx> writes:
> Is this a joke? What is going on I'm confused
You must be new on the Internet.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spamming
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ayed in it for three more years
before moving to Git because BitKeeper wasn't open source." Because
clearly, McVoy throwing a hissy fit and revoking their license had
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for user who can run programs on the system but do not
have the necessary credentials to access any files or devices or control
any processes not owned by themselves. A remote attacker would be
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Constantine A. Murenin cns...@freebsd.org writes:
I would like to announce and introduce URL:http://mdoc.su/, a
deterministic URL shortener for BSD manual pages, written entirely in
nginx.conf. [...]
This looks awesome, thank you very much!
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they are not in the repo.
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another, automatic restart on a different physical server if one fails
etc. that simply aren't possible with jails; and there are certain
things you still can't run reliably / safely in jails - anything that
relies on SysV IPC, for instance, such as PostgreSQL.
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Oleg Moskalenko oleg.moskale...@citrix.com writes:
Modern large-scale virtualization technologies are based upon
bare-metal versions of VMWare and XenServer. They are not Linux and
they are not FreeBSD
AFAIK, RHEV is KVM on top of RHEL.
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Arlen Cuss a...@unnali.com writes:
Troll *is* right there in the name!
Yes, thank you, we hadn't noticed. Good thing you were there to set us
straight.
Oh, and please learn to quote.
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How about disabling atrun?
I use at/batch *constantly* (especially batch)
Wow. I don't know of anybody else who does... I always thought of it
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Jamie ja...@geniegate.com writes:
I actually very much do NOT want atrun to be tinkering with the
priority (as I'd like to have it run in the idle task eventually)
Is there a way, short of recompiling, that I can convince atrun
not to do this?
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is significantly older than the one that was used
to compile the package.
BTW, this belongs on either -questions or -stable, not -chat.
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Stephen Hurd sh...@sasktel.net writes:
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The canonical location for ports is ${LIBDIR}/${PORTNAME}, but
remember that unless these are run-time loadable modules, this
directory must be in the library search path when you run the app.
This means
Stephen Hurd hu...@sasktel.net writes:
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Stephen Hurd hu...@sasktel.net writes:
The decision to not support it would be (was?) like deciding to
not support firewire...
Like Apple just did? :P
Oh? Firewire can't be used with new versions of OS/X
Matthew Seaman m.sea...@infracaninophile.co.uk writes:
Dag-Erling Smørgrav d...@des.no writes:
Stephen Hurd hu...@sasktel.net writes:
Oh? Firewire can't be used with new versions of OS/X?
Sure it can, but newer MacBooks don't have Firewire ports.
Huh?
seedling:~:% ifconfig fw0
fw0
(everybody
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The decision to not support it would be (was?) like deciding to not
support firewire...
Like Apple just did? :P
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The key issue is the useful lifetime of the panels..
I believe Jayton is referring to heliostats, not solar cells.
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if a new one has to be errected.
Luckily, environmentalists are starting to realize what hypocrits they
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Programmer In Training p...@joseph-a-nagy-jr.us writes:
Dag-Erling Smørgrav d...@des.no writes:
None of this would have happened if you were using IMAP instead of POP.
A possible solution, but who likes IMAP?
Pretty much anyone who likes software that works properly and protocols
that help
anyway, because
FreeBSD, as it is today, would not pass certficiation. Ironically, most
Linux distributions are much closer to SUS compliance than FreeBSD.
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asked for a secondary name server for his own domains.
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it to. The default settings even
show page limits on the canvas. Just zoom in before you start drawing,
and stay within the dark blue lines.
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Aryeh M. Friedman aryeh.fried...@gmail.com writes:
Microsoft making crappy products is really a conspiracy.
The fall of the Soviet Union proves you wrong.
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artifacts, aliasing etc. I don't care how good you are at
writing modelines; you will never come up with one that looks better
than what you will get with a digital connection.
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After upgrading, download the ports tree:
# portsnap fetch install
sorry, that should be fetch extract.
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/home is often on its own partition with its own diskspace
allocated. Sometimes this is a link to /usr/home
Can you please move this discussion to -questions, where it belongs?
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either - that's how most Unix system calls and many
standard C library functions work.
I'm sure we all have better things to do than argue about this non-
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-18. This was addressed at the last minute by extending 6.2's
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Greg 'groggy' Lehey g...@freebsd.org writes:
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Greg 'groggy' Lehey g...@freebsd.org writes:
Jayton Garnett jayton.garn...@gmail.com writes:
I just can not help but feel that buying Sun had something to do
with MySQL's demise and possibly ceasing funding
funding--quite the
contrary.
Think future, not past. Why would Oracle want to finance the
development of one of their main competitors?
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ARM1176 CPUs
ArmV7 ARM Cortex-A8, Cortex-A9s etc.
These core's are then licensed to chip manufacturers for them to use.
So why didn't they just use a TI DaVinci or DaVinci HD? It's an ARMv5
core and a 64x DSP on a single chip, with something like 2 MB of shared
SRAM.
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So why didn't they just use a TI DaVinci or DaVinci HD? It's an ARMv5
core and a 64x DSP on a single chip, with something like 2 MB of shared
SRAM.
...if I remember correctly; it's been over a year since I last worked on
one.
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KAYVEN RIESE ka...@sfsu.edu writes:
Dag-Erling Smørgrav d...@des.no writes:
Have you considered combining the two (computer science and
molecular biology) and going into bioinformatics?
disaster. data mining people don't give a @*# about the facts.
I'm not sure to whom you refer as data
of it is sent from hijacked computers. That makes spam
doubly illegal: 1) illegal intrusion into a computer system for the
purpose of committing 2) wire fraud and / or trading in illegal
substances.
IANAL, though, and I don't even play one on TV.
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张一帆 onlyjul...@gmail.com writes:
I want to launch Openoffice.org3, then I was told to install jre
before I install jre, i have to install compat3x
How old is your ports tree, and which port did you try to install?
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Xin LI [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Would Linux exist without the Internet? :)
Would the Internet exist without BSD?
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*after* RELENG_5_0, RELENG_5_1 and RELENG_5_2,
which were branched directly off HEAD; the first real 5.x release was
5.3.
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Google Chrome is open source. If you're really worried that it might be
secretly collecting data about you and sending it to Google, you are
free to read the source code, modify any parts you think
was its ability to play
piano.
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I like the (unintentional, perhaps) pun with strong point.
http://www.wordreference.com/iten/forte
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=forte
Thank you, Captain Obvious!
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a random blogger expressing a wish that Apple would
do something which they most likely have no reason for or interest in
doing.
It also greatly exaggerates the benefits of ULE. It's good, but it's
not a revolutionary breakthrough in computer science.
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will really take off until a sizeable
portion of mid-range computers ship with a 64-bit operating system. I
suspect this won't happen for at least another two years.
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it were those who had no clue what it was
all about. Several of the features nVidia requested are being worked on
by those who do.
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my name is Bastian, I come from Germany and just want to introduce myself.
Im 15 years old, and I use Linux on my Laptop and FreeBSD on my Server.
You know, there are twelve-step programs for people like you... ;)
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Recently my hard drive goes bad again, which has a lot of bad sectors
for unknown reasons. I am looking for some software that is capable
of doing a sector-to-sector copy of the hard drive.
src/tools/tools/recoverdisk
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, and its weird
shape is not just for show - it allows a far wider variety of sitting
positions than any other office chair I've seen, including backward
(with your chest against the backrest).
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I don't know, you tell me...
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is free to wipe your hard drive, shoot your dog and burn down your house
for all the standard cares; which I guess is a roundabout way of saying
don't do that.
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by GNU packaging guidelines)
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Oliver Fromme [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No need for ASCII art ... ;-)
What do you think about this screen shot?
http://www.secnetix.de/olli/tmp/vloader.png
This is brilliant! Send patches! :)
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The kernel splash code supports both BMP (courtesy of Mike Smith, IIRC)
and PCX (courtesy of yours truly).
I've written a number of PCX decoders over the years, BTW, and I
remember that I once wrote a codec for a stripped-down version which
padding at all.
Well, ppmtopcx never generates any padding, so I didn't care. I'll
try to fix that, though.
Hmm, the spec calls for padding each scan line to the nearest multiple
of 16 bits IIRC, but it's been a long time.
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Giorgos Keramidas [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
FreeBSD mall, it's awesome, and Marshall is really funny too :)
He is an amazing fellow and he certainly knows how to speak to an
audience.
Yes, he's a great guy, but his name is still Kirk...
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Should be done by default IMO. Used to be until the religious maniacs
started going on about devil worship and other such nonsense.
No, it was removed because it was butt-ugly. ASCII art stopped being
cool twenty years ago.
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was very amused when he started copying some of
the idiosyncracies of the Japanese community :)
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this stuff, no problem.
*BUT* please don't forget the basis. It wouldn't surprise me if ls(1)
doesn't work when 8.0 is released.
You're over-dramatizing; I hope you don't really believe in what you
just wrote, because it's completely wrong and unjustified.
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was not the one that started using dishonest debating methods)
The fall of the USSR proved you wrong.
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before you sent it. Why do folks always insist
on the other fellow do what you won't do?
SOP is to Bcc: the old list and mention the move at the top of your
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I will give you the benefit of the doubt and assume that you did not
realize how insulting this is to someone who has spent the last ten
years of his life writing the operating system that you use for free
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I will give you the benefit of the doubt and assume that you did not
realize how insulting this is to someone who has spent the last ten
years of his life writing the operating system that you use for free.
Having gotten that off my chest
Timo Schoeler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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Those people clearly don't understand the FreeBSD development model.
So, the FreeBSD development model does neither care in case the tree
breaks (read: is unbuildable, or in the direction of being
Timo Schoeler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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Plurium Interrogationum. Your question presupposes that FreeBSD
is or will soon be unbuildable
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Then you have not understood anything at all. The ball is not in
nVidia's camp.
I understand what has to be done, I just don't see why Nvidia can not
donate the code (and 50% of the time) to the FreeBSD
over the worst blunders).
Microsoft expected to end up in control of client, network and content.
It wasn't until 1996 that they did an about-face and bet, if not the
farm, then at least a barn or two on the Internet.
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No. At the time (1995), Microsoft had no clue about what the Internet
was and how important it would become. That was the year they launched
their own dialup service modeled after AOL, and the year _The
and Xfce.
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a day.
Thanks :)
If you're happy with your current set (apart from the RF issues),
Logitech almost certainly have a wired version.
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, then?
We've come full circle! The last flame war we had about the fortunes
file was triggered by a batch of Rush Limbaugh quotes...
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then carring around my laptop.
Just mkisofs the partition using no-emulation mode with boot/cdboot as
the boot image.
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Yes, and?
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The upgrade was facing kernel
not work
properly in jails. You can't run a DHCP server in a jail, nor can you
easily run multiple PostgreSQL servers in separate jails on the same
machine.
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it's in ports though. :( I'll compile it sometime
and mess with it, good job otherwise! :)
I would strongly advise against using any cryptographic product based on
an algorithm which was designed by an amateur and has never been subject
to review or cryptanalysis.
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C12-GAMMA; a free software product for FreeBSD/Linux:
http://www.caesarion.org.uk
A shoo-in candidate for Bruce Schneier's doghouse award...
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My card is a X700Super (commercial name), detected as ATI Radeon
RV410 X700 SE: it's a rather cheap card, and I'm not sure that it
is 9500.
It is, the 9500 belongs to the R300 series while the X700 is an
R400-series chip.
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1U or 2U case
good reputation
Sounds like you need a SunFire X4500, except they're 4U. I'm not sure
you can get 8 TB into 2U with today's hardware; you'd need at least 16
data disks, plus parity and spares, say 20 altogether. The most I've
ever seen in a 2U case is 8.
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Ok, maybe not everything... but everything I KNOW HOW to do... :(
Do you KNOW HOW to check the headers of an email you received from the
list to see what address it was actually delivered to?
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the subject line... It did not work. Came back saying I am not on this
list as a user.
Because you aren't - somebody is forwarding list traffic to you,
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everything up to the
first blank line. There should be a lot of lines starting with
Received:, these are the ones I need to see.
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. Please let me handle
this.
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physically disabled). The
overdrive was Pentium chip that fit in a 486 socket, and later also
early Pentium sockets (so you could fit a 120 MHz Pentium Overdrive on
a 60 MHz board, similar to the 486 DX2 which ran at twice the speed of
the motherboard).
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to be able to run in
8 MB, but 7-CURRENT might need as much 16 MB to boot. Have you tried
an older release?
ident BAREv7
Looks fine, except that you will regret not having random and pty.
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but it won't
save you much. It should probably not be an option any more.
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Darren Pilgrim [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well for one you should probably not try to boot an i686 kernel on a 486
It's not an i686 kernel. It's an i486 kernel with code to recognize
and support i586 and i686 CPUs.
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Darren Pilgrim [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dag-Erling Smørgrav wrote:
Darren Pilgrim [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well for one you should probably not try to boot an i686 kernel
on a 486
It's not an i686 kernel. It's an i486 kernel with code to
recognize and support i586 and i686 CPUs
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% bsdlabel stripe/var
bsdlabel: /dev/stripe/var: no valid label found
stripe/var is a filesystem, not a partition.
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for compatibility with OSF/1.
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Volker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's probably a crazy idea but what about an open source graphics card?
It's been done:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Graphics_Project
http://wiki.duskglow.com/tiki-index.php?page=Open-Graphics
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core would be an advantage under
XEN, but for $20 more, what a deal!
I would expect much better performance from a dual core CPU than from
a single core CPU, at least if you have multiple virtual machines
running concurrently.
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