kitty isn't happy

Pretty awful if it's installed over Lion. Clean install works awesome. But, Mission Control is still a huge piece of shit. Install TotalSpaces instead. Can't deal with how slow the animations are when switching desktops - a whole 2 seconds.

10.6.8 Snow Leopard master race reporting in.

the features that were added in versions after this seem to be just gimmicks to me, no real revolutions in the interface. all they really added was a notifications sidebar, twitter integration, a lot of things i wouldn't use.

i don't see any really compelling reason to upgrade.

>>336
>the features that were added in versions after this seem to be just gimmicks to me
you must be new to apple in general

In other news, NetBSD 6 was released the other day.

How to think like a computer scientist - Python version:
http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkpython/thinkCSpy/

How to think like a computer scientist - C++ version
http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkcpp/index.html

library.gentoomen.org

>>146
this right here

http://www.lemis.com/grog/Documentation/Lions/book.pdf
Lions' Commentary on the 6th edition Unix OS

http://v6.cuzuco.com/
Source code for Lions Commentary

http://plan9.bell-labs.com/7thEdMan/bswv7.html
Unix Programmer's Manual, 7th edition, referenced by Lions Commentary

http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.097/readings/pdp11-40.pdf
PDP11/40 Processor Handbook, for the assembly routines referenced

OP's link is dead !

any other similar knowledge repositories on the web ?

> due in 13 hours
stackoverflow.com is your friend, if you have a google account (gmail) you can log-in through that

I'm kind of confused OP.

So you get a string, and then you're asked to compress it. Compress the string into what exactly?

Do you mean remove redundant words in a string? I don't understand lol.

read length(i) offset(i)

store length(i) in array{i}

read length (i+1)

store length(i+i) in array{i}

check if length(i+1) is in array

if then offset(i+1) = array{i+1} - array{in which length(i+1)}


I've stumbled upon this thread and shitted it with what came to my mind at 3:29 without any effort. Sorry you have to see this.

wghy im getting resized? :(

>>405
>Assange
Really? Total foilhat.

Well i'm sure it's a little late now.

That said; I would use button on-click event macros.
http://www.keystonelearning.com/resources/articles/access_2003_attach_a_macro_to_a_command_button/

When creating macros there are a bunch of drag+drop commands you can call that should be able to do what you want.

Also, don't stress - no real job should contain any trace of fucking Access. Tell your boss to grow a dick and use a real database system.

>>369
Thanx, I did manage to complete it after all. Took me like 5 business hours.
But we were light on work, and since no one else had a clue how to do this either, no one batted an eyelid.
But yes, I do need a new job.

On a side note, I discovered, that for some reason, running the set focus command, does not trigger the on focus command. Just found that odd.

I heard he hates babbies.

I heard he hates babbies.

He could have been a better man, but he could also have been a much worse one. His pursuit of monopoly supremacy probably turned back advancement by a couple years, but you have to expect that.

He totally blew it when he chosed not to cooperate with Commodore.

His ideas for nuclear power are pretty cool. Aside from that, I haven't liked windows since they took out the DOS kernel

What do you mean by theme of the operating system? Have you read the wiki page on LXDE?

Read these pages for all the info you need on LXDE.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/LXDE
http://wiki.lxde.org/en/Main_Page

From what I can gather on this page http://www.archlinux.org/packages/?q=lxde which lists all the packages that have to do with lxde you'll see one that says lxappearance. Try installing that one with Pacman. You also might be able to find additional themes that you can install somewhere on the internet but I am not willing to do that for you.

I have read both wiki pages. With themes I mean the way the start-menu (to use windows terms) etc looks. All I have found about themes is few links to openbox theme sites so I was wondering if the openbox themes change the way lxde looks because lxde seems to be running on top of openbox.

i do love me a nice wide open box

Do you mean HDMI?

Whatever it is, there should be a way to change the default audio output. On Windows 7 go to the taskbar, find the speaker icon, right click and select Playback Devices.

its right there in your winblows audio settings

Mostly insecure databases run by companies thinking that SQL injection doesn't affect their systems.

No I mean where can I find a list of let's say yahoo emails and passwords. Check out this article:

http://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/2-million-stolen-passwords-facebook-twitter-google-yahoo-others-leaked-f2D11691630

Where the fuck are they? How do I find the passwords taken from these sites?

Most of the dumps Solidus is talking about can be found if you Google around. A lot of the dumps are either put on pastebin or torrent sites.

In the case of the (not-so?) recent LinkedIn hack, the list of password hashes is available here: http://dazzlepod.com/linkedin/

If you want emails too just learn to search better, I suppose. And/or find some SQLi in a popular forum and cross-check the passwords against the email accounts.

Finally, you can buy such lists on various websites using TOR.

Hang out on IRC. fubar used to dump shit like that all the time. I think 99chan's IRC has calmed down now but I'm sure there are still many wild west style servers floating around.

infinity chan where anything is possible

dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda1

When I was younger - and before I had a solid non-Mac box at home - I used to collect the old PCs and miscellaneous hardware that I found discarded in my neighbourhood and salvage them into workable rigs.

I successfully installed OpenBSD on one of them, Arch on another. I actually ran a nulled vBulletin forum for my mate on one from my home internet connection for a few weeks, before he bought hosting.

I had such a great pile of shitty old 80MB IDE rives, it was insane. No pictures though, unfortunately!

>>288

Sounds like quite a sticky situation there.

Is your laptop completely unusable? If not, I would suggest backing up whatever you can to an external HDD or something and re-installing the OS.

It might just be that you will have to lose the data through re-formatting if you have no other options available to you.

Next time, maybe don't encrypt your entire hard drive (I assume you did)? Bear in mind that you (if you did encrypt the whole hard drive) encrypted all of the operating system's core files needed to work properly, so if something fucks up (like it did to you) your OS will become unusable as your OS can't access the core system files.

Just put everything you want to encrypt in one folder and encrypt that in future. Either that or don't bother encrypting unless you're a pedo or a chinese activist or something.

It wasn't the entire drive. Just the partition I store everything on.

I found a recovery program and I'm trying it now. Not sure how well it's going to turn out.

Download a rescue Linux liveCD, like http://www.sysresccd.org/ , and run a SMART check on it. It sounds like your drive is failing.

seems like you got a virus. If the game you were playing is multiplayer over the internet. someone could have you one. Some viruses delay/lag or disables your mouse or keyboard and mess up your c:/ drive.

someone could have send you a virus*

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Common_Applications
Most of these will be available on Crunchbang.
As far as a few favorites, I prefer MPD and clementine for audio, firefox-nightly as the main browser, GIMP for image-editing, evilvte for a terminal emulator, pavucontrol for audio adjustments, and scrotwm as the WM.

I think that one well-written loop should solve yours problem.

http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/java/threads/131256

This should help you alot

A few tips for you:
1) Don't use forums where article comments are sufficient for user interaction with what amounts to yet another Linux tip blog.
2) Don't use forums for a blog community unless you have enough of an active user base commenting regularly on articles to warrant it.
3) If you can somehow warrant having user forums, try to design your site layout to actually make the fact that you have forums available for usage easy to spot instead of burying it as a text link with a nondescript name in a pile of relatively useless and overwhelming text links that clutter up the layout.

>how can I make these forums actually a place where someone will post their questions.
Become a genuine seasoned expert on a couple topics, post useful and unique information on a regular basis instead of mostly reposting other people's content and showing off your desktop configuration, and build a community of active readers who actually respect your knowledge and want to ask you questions out of that.

That sounds like a good idea, I have been posting some useful Linux tips and I guess I should focus on that instead of just posting Slashdot styled posts about the happening of the moment. I have had a dramatic increase in traffic in the last couple of weeks, so the amount of visitors I am getting is good for me, I am taking notice of which posts are the most popular and I am using that to decide what to post next, I will focus more on solving problems people are having as well as posting useful tips to help out Linux users.

Turns out I'm a bit of a dork and a spot of googling could have helped: The line I needed in my config file is:
vo=x11,fbdev2

Putting "vo=fbdev2,x11" doesn't work somehow, as if the fbdev2 succeeds from inside X11 but doesn't display anything.

Yes, fbdev2 will succeed from within X11 - if you switch out to the terminal, you'll see the video playing.

As an aside, when specifying vo in your config, it's often a good idea to end with a comma eg
vo=vdpau,xv,fbdev2,
The final comma will make mplayer use the vo specified in the default config if yours all fail.

12.12 Tuning Disks

Disk space is not released until the updates have been written to disk, which may take place some time after running rm. This may cause problems when installing large amounts of data on a filesystem that does not have enough free space to hold all the files twice.

26.5 The D Language

The DTrace Toolkit includes many scripts in the special language of DTrace. This language is called “the D language” by Sun™ documentation, and it is very similar to C++. An in depth discussion of the language is beyond the scope of this document. It is extensively discussed at http://wikis.sun.com/display/DTrace/Documentation.

I don't get it. What's this thread about?

>>90
2.11 Troubleshooting

The following section covers basic installation troubleshooting, such as common problems people have reported. There are also a few questions and answers for people wishing to dual-boot FreeBSD with MS-DOS® or Windows®.