O Plameras was once rumoured to have said:
This is a different code.
I'd do it differently. But for another time.
So would I. If I was trying to implement the original arrangement
properly, I'd probably do it something like this...
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#include stdio.h
#include stdlib.h
#include
Crossfire wrote:
So would I. If I was trying to implement the original arrangement
properly, I'd probably do it something like this...
---BEGIN---
#include stdio.h
#include stdlib.h
#include string.h
#include getopt.h
#include libintl.h
#define _(x) gettext(x)
#define VERSION 0.1
void
Hi Sridhar,
Thanks for your help I will give this a go!!!
Dom
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On Thu, Nov 24, 2005 at 11:11:42AM +1100, Robert Collins wrote:
Well, the only bugs I've found to date that cannot be effectively tested
for are concurrent operation bugs - threads and co-processes
specifically.
None of which are detected by
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On Wed, Nov 23, 2005 at 10:42:54PM +1100, Del wrote:
Less is a measure of quality not quantity.
If I have less money than you do, the quality of my money
is still exactly the same as yours.
So by saying there are
less bugs what you are
...Then my backup fails or worse the disk is completely full
because writing to /dev/nst0 when the device file doesn't exist creates
a data file on the disk which grows to be bigger than the /dev
partition.
That's a bug in the backup application. Group disk is
sufficient to do a backup
Guys,
The original SCSI bus specification is not designed to be hot-plugged.
You were supposed to plug it all together and then turn on the equipment
and leave it that way. Any automatic scanning was intended to be
performed at boot time. If you don't like this, then go and replace your
devices
Greetings
All,
my 8 port barricade
router is starting to misbehave badly, so I thought I would replace with a
Mini-ITX/switch combination.
The following are a
few questions regarding hardware acquisition and distro.
Criteria
1.
Small
2.
Quiet
3.
Aesthetic
4. Budget is fairly
open to
Hi there,
I am wondering if anyone else has had this problem?
When we create a CSV (comma seperated values) text file in our app and
firefox passes it to Excel (yes I know, immovable object currently but
working on it! OO _is better), all of the data is thrown to column one in
a completely
On Wednesday 23 November 2005 22:42, Del wrote:
Steve Lindsay wrote:
Python works for me because:
a) i (and others) write less code because the language is very
expressive. therefore less bugs
Gra. Grammar fascist attack coming up:
Less is a measure of quality not quantity. So
I got sent this link today:
http://o3magazine.com/
Free PDF download. There were a couple of headlines that piqued my
interest, but the content seemed to be pitched lower than I was expecting.
Wasn't all bad though.
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Hi Stu,
I am wondering if anyone else has had this problem?
I have. :)
When we create a CSV (comma seperated values) text file in
our app and firefox passes it to Excel (yes I know, immovable
object currently but working on it! OO _is better), all of
the data is thrown to column one in
Steve Lindsay wrote:
Python works for me because:
a) i (and others) write less code because the language is very
expressive. therefore less bugs
Gra. Grammar fascist attack coming up:
Less is a measure of quality not quantity. So by saying there are
less bugs what you are
Ben Stanley wrote:
So SCSI is not electrically designed for hot-plugging, and most pieces
of SCSI equipment come with dire warnings against doing so...
Agreed. However, I don't believe for a minute that all devices connected
to a scsi chain have to be on for the chain to be valid. It's quite
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On Fri, 2005-11-25 at 12:48 +1100, James Purser wrote:
http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/less?view=uk
Read the note on usage again.
Here it is in terms geeks will grok:
less is used for continuous quantities,
fewer is used for discrete quantities
less water, fewer drops.
less population,
Hi all,
I am trying to setup an autoresponder on a couple of email addresses to
tell senders that the email address has changed. Using Vacation.
The mail is not being delivered to the old address which is good, but
there is no autorespond message.
.forward has \username, /usr/bin/vacation
Peter Miller wrote:
On Fri, 2005-11-25 at 12:48 +1100, James Purser wrote:
http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/less?view=uk
Read the note on usage again.
Dist thou not knoweth how thee shalt speak?!
Prescriptive grammer is domain of the historically ignorant.
Language
Simon wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to setup an autoresponder on a couple of email addresses to
tell senders that the email address has changed. Using Vacation.
The mail is not being delivered to the old address which is good, but
there is no autorespond message.
.forward has \username,
hi
For example, if your application is a cgi, eg
http://somehost.com/sendsomecsv.php?param1=value1, try adding a csv filename
after the script name, eg
http://somehost.com/sendsomecsv.php/export.csv?param1=value1
instead of hardcoding the filename in the url you can also try to use
the
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