of therapy.
I have no idea what you guys are talking about. And if I did, the
memory has clearly been excised in one of the only ways you *can* remove
such things (trepanation). All I know is, all that pressure in my head
is GONE.
Aaaa.
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copying exactly what Mac OS X does, but without any of the manpower or
integrated apps. Soon it will be paradise!
* estimated total as of December 2010
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On 6/26/10 5:12 PM, Peter da Silva wrote:
This message was sent in my underpants.
Would that qualify as hunting and pecking?
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Rd 63, on the left.
My dad's house is in the county in Wisconsin and it uses coordinates, even.
The format is W ### S __ Drive.
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on platforms it doesn't support. Too
bad it thinks it supports things it doesn't.
The only auto* replacement I've used that's halfway sane in it's
multiplatform build support (although full of ugly-syntax hate) is CMake.
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On 7/9/09 7:07 PM, Michael G Schwern wrote:
Its the anthropic principle run wild.
My favorite is _Anthropic Principle Goes Wild 3: Cancun_.
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made a snapshot! It's friggin' released! Why does no one
think Perl6 is ready?!?! OMGWTFBBQ!!!
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that the project is being forked.
It was funny in my head, anyways. In practice, given the state of such
things, I think it would be believable enough that the joke would be
lost on people...
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on the
sensor.
That really sucks...
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Needless to say, I use Thunderbird on OSX. :P
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Tony Finch wrote:
On Wed, 13 May 2009, Benjamin Reed wrote:
How about its complete disregard for IMAP subscriptions?
To be fair, IMAP subscriptions are a misfeature. They were intended for
netnews-over-IMAP support, not for mail.
Perhaps having
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david.mackint...@xdroop.com wrote:
$ screen -ADR
Don't forget -U for unicode support. Otherwise, umm, who knows what it
does. :P
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a few decades.
We haven't noticed only because we've changed technologies so much in
the short lifespan of digital computers, that very few have run into
data access issues with old media.
YET.
=)
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Peter da Silva wrote:
On 2009-01-02, at 14:13, Benjamin Reed wrote:
Also, Apple's built-in installer package management is only an
installer, not a package manager.
I'm not talking about Apple's *installer*, I'm talking about Apple's
bundles
a requirement for most things, but if you want fortran
support, or a few other things, you'll need a new gcc.
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to whether it overwrote things in
other packages' manifests, etc.)
That is slightly not true on 10.5 and up, since they added a bit more
smarts to it, but if you want to support any older OSX releases you
basically forgo all the advantages of the stuff they've added.
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David Cantrell wrote:
I say we let the monkeys take over.
Too late.
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to as the hate death of the
universe.
You, sir, win this discussion.
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Chris Devers wrote:
| I used to get worked up about such things.
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| Then I realized that it really doesn't matter.
Then you're on the wrong list. ;)
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the network preferences panel and looking at the status, causing
it to quantum-collapse into stopping or not stopping. ;)
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Yeah, we all know it's OR-G, pronounced orgy. ;)
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tested at least as well as their everything tree. =)
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I've seen which *don't* use them.
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totally has it's own bit of hatefulness, but if you follow their
guidelines for making things portable in the first place, it's
definitely tons better than the hand-rolled build systems I've had to
fix on Mac OS X.
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Gerry Lawrence wrote:
So now I gotta start an X serrver _during kickstart_ You gotta
fucking be kidding me. I gotta figure out some
sort of fake X server to run? Or I could keep an X server running
somewhere on the network with X open to the host
and set the DISPLAY environment
Why, in the year 2007, is it still not possible to just friggin' type
passwd and have it update your LDAP server?
Or maybe it is possible, and I just can't find it. There's so many
false hits on anything LDAP-related it's not even funny.
common situations. Sorry about that.
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