stream
PSUs run much cooler that before, too, so have exponentially longer
life (in accordance with Arrhenius equation).
> You will be correct about 99% of the time, and since you came up
> with the right answer
> before you even looked, you'll be considered to be either psychic
> or a
be a record. I've seen a higher uptime once, but that
was a rather old cluster.
What does the box do?
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with mainframes, or some
such?)!
http://www.over-yonder.net/~fullermd/rants/bsd4linux/bsd4linux2.php
Few small things have changed since the time of that article, but
the ideas there still seem to be up-to-date (and hopefully will
stay that way).
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truthfulness Feynman was lecturing about).
So, it seems someone here tries to weasel out of the fight before it
is over, no? ;-P
DS
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[.2]-STABLE then?
Frank
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What is the CVS tag for 6[.2]-STABLE then?
Hi, I think that the tag for 6.2 is RELENG_6, revise handbook.
nope, 'src-all tag=RELENG_6' with cvsup updated everything to
6.3-PRERELEASE...
Hideo
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Because the original poster wanted to make a class from a book PCL is
very good for his needs (in my opinion).
Actually, the OP wanted someone to review _his_ book on LISP, AFAIR :)
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- they coexist well)
But RockRidge already takes care of long filenames, doens't it?
DES
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? :-o I can't seem to think of a sane reason to send out messages
full of garbage that have a chance of being deleted close to 100%.
Doing that on a massive scale seems to me to be beyond any logic or
reason.
Kevin Kinsey
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intelligent it is using using such a crap case on a
performance workstation. Maybe the bright color LEDs on fans (WTF???)
made it all look in rose-colored light.
rob
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part of the cost (unless the tax is ridiculously inflated).
Best regards
Oliver
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independent of the quantity of processing units.
I still believe that an operating system that scales close to linearly
is possible. The question is, how big an overhaul FreeBSD needs for a
jump start to becoming of interest in the areas where performance
scalability matter?
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a better OS for this purpose?
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http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr-summary.cgi:
(502)
The proxy server could not handle the request
GET /cgi/query-pr-summary.cgi.
Reason: Could not connect to remote machine: Connection refused
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with bugs. Not very usable :(
Is there a kind of compromise between KMail and sylpheed? (or something
original wouldn't hurt either ;)
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of which had 2.x
versions comparatively recently?
precisely
freebsd 2.2.7 an newer were far more popular than 2.1 (which is in the stats)
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in a piece of hardware, or run the installer that comes with it.
I'm booting from a live-cd, and the stupid thing tries to copy the driver
files to it's system dir (which obviously it can't) before loading them
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is there? anyone brave enough to use windows (the nerve-wrecking
type -- without the X)?
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to
local privilege escalation attacks.
al least those can be promptly fixed...
DES
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there's no mention of nvidia at all until September 2006.
Kris
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not mistaken,
it's easy, now that we have GEOM). Simple and reliable.
DES
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from cd0, pause 15 min,
play from cd1, etc. Do you think it would be convenient to use?
Break out your flame-proof suits, gentlemen (and ladies too, of course). :)
For those who really feel like flaming, I have a flame extinguisher handy
(it's heavy and looks like a baseball bat!) ;)
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workstation with SCSI drive never had a single case
of corrupted FS (and I crash it a lot), when other ATA-based
computers sometimes get 'unexpected soft updates inconsistency',
and it's really killing the whole FS. Slowly (but sometimes
instantly) and surely.
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didn't instruct it to play a movie,
why it does that? You know, if PCs are getting too smart, they
may as well start drinking you beer, walking you dog and riding
you bike for you, too ;)
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If you didn't instruct it to play a movie, why it does that?
You did: by putting the disc in.
Bad logic. Putting the disc in != requesting (or wanting) to play a movie.
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http
(extended m3u; however, pipe *.m3u through unix2dos).
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('flexibility').
Also, I remember launching some electronic component library editor from
shell accidentally. It was long time ago, and now I can't remember how's
the binary named (could be part of geda, spice, oregano, or something else).
Could someone refresh my memory?
Timestamp: 0x443CC700
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/download.html
http://d2ol.childhooddiseases.org/stats/snapshot.jsp
The only possible problem is that it requires Java.
Timestamp: 0x424085E2
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