After a long time seeing how nothing happened after clicking on column
tags I have finally patched acme so that its columns grow as windows
do. You can see how it works in this video:
http://4l77.com/pub/acme-growcol.mpeg
If you want to try it yourself the only thing you will need is the
file /n/so
PLEASE ERIS!! Your cerebral core-dumps are making me claustrophobic!
> 9atom boots fine so I think I owe Erik another beer :)
>
> Just for completeness, the system is an oldish amd - nforce2
> motherboard, SIL3112 SATA with a couple of 300g ST3300831AS disks.
take a look on segate's site for a firmware update for those drives.
i'm not saying that's your problem,
On Sat Sep 12 14:10:20 EDT 2009, sqw...@gmail.com wrote:
> I have a fairly simple task - I'm trying to mirror a disk. So I run
> the obvious:
>
> dd -if /dev/sdE0/data -of /dev/sdF0/data -bs 1048576
>
> That's sitting there on it's merry way, and I get curious as to how
> much progress it has m
I have a fairly simple task - I'm trying to mirror a disk. So I run
the obvious:
dd -if /dev/sdE0/data -of /dev/sdF0/data -bs 1048576
That's sitting there on it's merry way, and I get curious as to how
much progress it has made. I think about acid briefly but I don't have
much experience with i
So, I'm trying to get my file server back up and running since my old
hardware died. I know I've had plan 9 running on my desktop before,
and it's a little aged so I decided to upgrade to some new hardware
and convert the desktop to a file server. As it turns out, not that
simple. But at least now
i think you need to read some chaucer. you are
the boiling frog in a pot of words.
English isn't my native tongue. It's a bit too much to expect me to read
14th century "stuff" only to understand what probably amounts to an
affront. You tell me what is "the boiling frog in a pot of words."
Once again, words you use recklessly turn out to have actual definitions.
I am aware of those definitions. Please refer to the Jared Diamond lecture
titled "The Great Leap Forward" to (gracefully) understand what I am
talking about. It is supposed in the discussion of language evolution I
ref
> > These are novel and amusing orthographies and in-crowd jargon and nothing
> > more [...]
>
> I think we agree there: I said they were fad.
i think you need to read some chaucer. you are
the boiling frog in a pot of words.
- erik
On Sep 11, 2009, at 10:36 PM, Roman V Shaposhnik wrote:
I still do care very much (and in fact, I've been meaning
to provide some of the answers on this mailing list, but
apparently one can't upgrade to Snow Leopard over the
net so I have to physically drive to the Mac store :-().
Anyway, for a
On Sep 12, 2009, at 1:05 AM, Eris Discordia wrote:
There's a discussion of evolution of languages that involves a
language going from pidgin to creole to full-blown. Maybe "text-ese"
is some sort of pidgin, or more leniently creole, that draws on the
"speakers'" native language but the poi
i believe this distinction between "natural" and "artificial"
languages is, uh, arbitrary.
Well, I don't think this is true. The distinction is strong enough for
everyone to be able to immediately tell apart a language from a
non-language. Actually, I think the term "artificial language" is ki
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