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LOL.
Thanks James for prefacing your comment with
Loved it.
> jam
wrote in
> The GUI paradigism allows people who have not learned to talk to computers to
> communicate using pictures.
> This picture mode is slow and cumbersome (imagine talking to a Russian, but
> using pictures to convey your
== August Monthly Meeting ==
You can read the full version of this announcement at
http://slug.org.au/node/117
SLUG's monthly meeting. Meetings are open to the general public, and are
free of charge.
Where:
Our venue is now Google, Level 5, 48 Pirrama Road, Pyrmont.
It's across the road from
Hi all,
Just to get squid reverse proxy 2.6 working with two sites for now... it
seems to be working in that the access.log is registering hits but only
for the default site.
Default site is www.icafe.com.au
other site is www.pamphlets.org.au
If I bypass squid, I can port forward port 80 to b
The point about shells has already been made, but some people have got a bit
sidetracked. Shells are command-interpreters; they mediate between the user
and the kernel. Applications in Unix, as has already been said, get to run
because a shell is spawned by the fork() system process. This is
On Wednesday 26 August 2009 10:00:06 slug-requ...@slug.org.au wrote:
> The point about shells has already been made, but some people have got a
> bit sidetracked. Shells are command-interpreters; they mediate between the
> user and the kernel. Applications in Unix, as has already been said, get
>
