I agree with the wait-lock theory of clicking keys, it applies to just about
anything involving intention, execution and outcome. "Good it worked!" or
"DOH!WTF?" .. these impressions I think are at the heart of a human,
experimentation=survival thing. That said, I also agree that the ideal
interfac
I was going to speculate the ROI value was erroneously null and an energy
management system shut it down thoughtlessly, but it might just be a 0
anyway.. but yeah, works for me too at the moment.
;)
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Rofl, that is cool to know. All I see (which might not even be there,) is a
reference to "Central Services," in the only and funniest cyberpunk movie
ever made, Brazil.. okay funny up until the end ..
On Fri, Jun 24, 2011 at 1:52 PM, Francisco J Ballesteros wrote:
> That was a comment in nix sour
Its a pdf about plan9 authentication in linux by one Ashwin Ganti, sorry for
the double post.
On Sun, Jul 3, 2011 at 3:38 PM, andrew zerger wrote:
> More info for people looking from the same vantage point as me..
>
> This document is something I am about to read.. (I wasn't s
More info for people looking from the same vantage point as me..
This document is something I am about to read.. (I wasn't sure what a cap
device in linux was, this was the most relevant google result.)
http://static.googleusercontent.com/external_content/untrusted_dlcp/research.google.com/en/us/
havent read any of these specs but im sitting here thinking that bits on a
processor that can subtract == more preicision ..
On Sun, Oct 2, 2011 at 12:44 PM, erik quanstrom wrote:
> > IEEE754-1985 didn't specify circular, hyperbolic or other
> > advanced functions. You can have 754 compliant har
So many configs- is true, since the configuration of the host itself is
critical to the virtual platform, and your distroVersion/openbox vs.
distro2Version/openbox.
Especially the successful archlinux/gentoo/lfs qemu-kvm guys will be
like well first I (already) had a kernel compiled for my ha
Depending on what binary is reading what data stream, I think the
bottleneck here is in the networked I/O file-system and not the hardware
drivers. Just guessing out of curiosity.
On Sun, Jan 22, 2012 at 3:09 PM, Akshat Kumar
wrote:
> I have a gigabit Realtek 8169
> ethernet port.
>
> Plan 9 show
Atom doesn't run well on Qemu, I'm not at all clued into on why, but the
point is, residual attention on the net mostly comes from people with no
large commitment in the process? I am probably the least paid guy talking
(no complaints,) yet there is no way I could go buy an atom processor
system an
It feels like the kind of thing I always wind up saying to someone who
"want's to learn about computers." .. You need a reason that you really
care about, or odds are you probably wont make it that far. Leading a horse
to water thing. Or else, you dont have a reason but by golly you can learn
and d
Do you have a $home/tmp directory? If you were to do the equiv mount -o
remount command it would be to mount $home/tmp to /tmp, but Im not fluent
on the syntax.
On Sun, May 20, 2012 at 11:15 AM, Burton Samograd wrote:
> I guess i'm looking for 'mount -o remount,rw /' or something
> equivalent if
Well, my hostowner user cant seem to fudge the /tmp either (not by any sane
means such as unmount or rm) if that might reveal anything (including
anything about my own installation, which is admittedly mostly neglected).
Im on qemu-kvm and bell's plan9.iso rather than anything 9front, however
(pra
In honor of plan9s utf imperitive, and after a little g-translate I think
your Chinese colleague might prefer 复本 (fu`ben^) .. which .. takes up less
screen space and to most new users would be about as eas to integrate
mentally ;)
On Wed, May 30, 2012 at 3:05 PM, Winston Kodogo wrote:
> I'd vote
Access utf values and echo from indexes on rc?
Before I write any code over the issue, does anyone have a grep, sed, or
split application which matches by utf character values like \U2424 instead
of whatever built-in token like \n ?
Or another basic question I cannot get the manuals to answer yet
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