_avian wrote:
> > Yeah and I think there is an obsfucated C code contest somewhere he could enter it
>into. Along with the n ways to do a+b in C. :)
>
> that's right, http://www.ioccc.org
>
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org
Alas, it is closed. But I remember being
> Yeah and I think there is an obsfucated C code contest somewhere he could enter it
>into. Along with the n ways to do a+b in C. :)
that's right, http://www.ioccc.org
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Ian Hall-Beyer wrote:
> On Thu, 09 Dec 1999 22:50:39 +, Chris J/#6 wrote:
>
> *points* GEEK!
>
> :)
>
> --
> wow, this is kinda nifty. the Win98 protocol stack is like a chinese puzzle,
>twist and turn in the right places, and it pops right off.
>
Excerpts from linuxchix: 9-Dec-99 [techtalk] networking print.. by
Lighthouse t. D. Sun@one
> I know there has to be info somewhere on this... but I can't seem to find
> it. I've found tons of sites telling me how to share my printer with NT
> or Windows, but I am needing to share it with my guy
>The computer has two NICs in it, one ISA, the other PCI. Linux sees
>one, but not the other. Of course, it doesn't see the one that the
>cable modem is plugged into (ISA). And with MediaOne, they need the
>MAC address of the card at their end in order to make it all work, so
>I can't just plu
On Thu, 09 Dec 1999 22:50:39 +, Chris J/#6 wrote:
*points* GEEK!
:)
--
wow, this is kinda nifty. the Win98 protocol stack is like a chinese puzzle,
twist and turn in the right places, and it pops right off.
-Seen on EFNet
>
> The second problem is a little bit trickier. Although, the "xhost + name"
> helped, the problem was with the DISPLAY number. I was using VNC server which
> had a different display number. Once the SUed user exported the DISPLAY
> number of VNC, then the user could start any X application.
>
I'm slowly decoding this - it's actually not too bad. It shows the power (and
potential complexity) of the ?: operator. It's also showing recursion of
main(). It's also showing main() to have non-standard arguments (ie, instead
of:
main (int argc, char **argv, char **envp)
it uses:
>
>
> I use XDM on my system. When I login and try to "su - localuser" in
> a xterm, I get the following message:
>
> /dev/ttypc: Operation not permitted
>
> I do get the shell prompt after this message for the "localuser".
>
> After I set and export the DISPLAY value to :0.0 and I try to cal
Completely benign, with fun output. Ouch at the obfuscation. Courtesy
of my kid brother.
-Ian
#include
int main(int t,int _,char *a)
{return!0 wow, this is kinda nifty. the Win98 protocol stack is like a chinese puzzle,
twist and turn in the right places, and it pops right off.
On Thu, 09 Dec 1999, you wrote:
>The computer has two NICs in it, one ISA, the other PCI. Linux sees
>one, but not the other. Of course, it doesn't see the one that the
>cable modem is plugged into (ISA). And with MediaOne, they need the
>MAC address of the card at their end in order to make i
I know there has to be info somewhere on this... but I can't seem to find
it. I've found tons of sites telling me how to share my printer with NT
or Windows, but I am needing to share it with my guy's Mac.
Pointers to a HOWTO or a list of commands etc are good. (I've been
unable to completely u
Hey folks!
Well, the cable modem finally arrived, but I'm still having problems
with my Linux box. I had my co-worker/Linux advocate over to try and
help me set it up, and we're at an impasse.
The computer has two NICs in it, one ISA, the other PCI. Linux sees
one, but not the other. Of cours
>
> I use XDM on my system. When I login and try to "su - localuser" in
> a xterm, I get the following message:
>
> /dev/ttypc: Operation not permitted
>
The 2nd part of your question seems to be answered by later mails - this
first part however hasn't - but do not be alarmed, it's safe enou
Hello... Not sure if this is considered off-topic or not, but I need
some advice on selecting a NIC for my printer. I have a Lexmark Optra S
1855 printer and would like to put a NIC in it. I have searched the
net, but there seems to be no information on what kind of NIC might be
compatable with
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