If you are asking for more IP addresses you're asking the wrong question.

20% of humans still suffer from enteric diseases (ring worm, etc).

Why should we care about the adoption of a protocol when 256 children die of starvation every day?

It's more fun that way!

>>212
That's not true at all. IPv6 provides a LOT more than just new IP address spaces. The main reason some ISPs don't want to move to IPv6 isn't technical, really, its because in a world where you can do address-proxy anchoring and all your devices can have permanent prefixes you don't have to cough up extra for pointless "services" like a "static" IP address or "dynamic DNS" if you want to host things from your own computer. Everything gets simpler and that lets new ideas in, and this threatens some of the guys who have gotten fat, defensive and stale instead of lean, aggressive and innovative like they used to be.

Its part of what happens when you realize you have been successful somewhere one day and suddenly let your mindset shift from one of "creating success" to "avoiding failure". Its a totally different mindset and it ruins a lot of stuff. Slow IPv6 adoption, especially outside of the US, is due mainly to this. I'm in Japan and NTT and ISPs here charge outrageous fees for basic stuff like addressing and don't want to lose that because of a new addressing paradigm that obsoletes their paid service plans. (ISPs in Japan is a farce to begin with because there are no ISP's here at all -- NTT owns all the wires as a state communications monopoly, ISPs only exist to keep people employed on state subsidy and pretend there is an actual market, which there isn't.)

Blah blah blah...

tl;dr: OP is an uninformed faggot who never studied networking very hard (or at all).

>>213
1/10 trolling in that direction here. But nice try.

>>229
> NTT owns all the wires as a state communications monopoly, ISPs only exist to keep people employed on state subsidy and pretend there is an actual market, which there isn't.)

plz post ur rant in /r/canada

>>2
start with this
http://programming-motherfucker.com/

step one. get some hot pockets and redbull

step two: get a canoe

OH man, get rid of Java, switch to something more mainstream.

>>61
It doesn't 'learn', but fuck it.

#!/bin/bash
NEW=$RANDOM
cat $0 > $NEW; chmod +x ./$NEW; ./$NEW

I'm learning Racket and Python right now.

As of the moment, I'm just doing Python online course because I think Python is the most practical. I find it to be so-so enjoyable. The syntax is simple, somewhat clean, but I don't like how it uses whitespace.

Racket: Seems like a really fun language where I can learn so much from it. I'm doing an online course and coursera and reading Picturing Programs. http://picturingprograms.com/

The Racket stuff is on the backburner since the Python course is going to end soon.


I have a question. I want to do web related work, ie websites, server related etc....

So far I've learned HTML5/CSS3, Javascript (going to learn Jquery) and going to learn some PHP as well.

So, what other languages should I learn for web related programming? I was thinking C# .....

>>543
PHP is awful. Either use Ruby on Rails or Python with Django. C# or Java would probably work too, I guess, but you'll probably have an easier time with a scriptier language.

Also, learn some SQL and read about database design. Even if you don't use SQL directly, understanding databases is crucial to any sort of complex website.

anal warts

If you start from first year then you should be fine.

CS isn't just about programming. The main focus is on algorithms, networking, databases, computer architecture and other types of shit. You don't need to have a lot of experience with programming to understand those concepts.

pic no longer related

i'm going to assume it was a guy sucking off a dog

>>391
I also started programming when I was 11 and I also progressed terribly slow. When you're that young, you don't know what or where to learn and you waste a lot of time. It wasn't until I was around 14-15 that I started to really learn something.

have you tried google ad words?

Idea: We also make this a conky thread, and you have to post pastie/pastebin links to your config files.
Can't contribute. *nix box is dead :'(

SAGE has been used.

>>123
I like this idea

>>135
seconded

>>188
Maybe you can try CrunchBang, since it's interface is really minimalist and don't require modern graphics.
Uses Openbox as desktop interface.

http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=crunchbang

>>188
If you want a very lightweight system, you could try configuring an Openbox setup with a panel such as tint2. However, this will take some non-gui configuration to complete.

X11 in general was a bloated, yet all-enompassing system from its creation, with bits that no one uses from the 80s and 90s still being maintained (can you still make circular windows in X?) and with a design that is steadily starting to show its age. Even lightweight WMs are just standing on the hands of an obese giant. Combine this with DEs that follow Moore's Law to a tee, and have the current situation on the Linux Desktop.

As far as Desktop usage is concerned, I cannot wait until Wayland becomes a feasible option.

>>190
I love IceWM, although I don't use it currently (Fluxbox 4lyfe). Fedora is also my favourite distro, despite the regular releases (actually, I tend to like anything based on Redhat). Props to you. >>188
Try installing Slitaz: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slitaz

Alternatively, Debian with LXDE is an alternative to configuring Openbox with Tint2 or something yourself. It's heavier, yes, and it looks like ass, but it's the best of a bad lot of full DEs.
Godspeed.

SAGE has been used.

>>242
I hate how LXDE's panel/menu doesn't allow commands (or arguments, whatever they're called) in the application shortcuts, such as "/usr/bin/firefox -safe-mode". I'd switch immediately from Xfce if it allowed that.

SAGE has been used.

trudat

Pepperidge Farm remembers.

What?

>>532
You could either do it directly; by having your PHP program CURL a request to Amazon to buy the item just after you receive user input.

Or, you could have a cronjob set up to automatically change Wikipedia entries / buy things on amazon based on database variables, which you would change with your PHP front end.

You would want to do a lot of validation with each approach. Automated systems for buying things screams abuse potential.

Also, i'm not sure how feasible this is with Wikipedia CAPCHAs or Amazon payment APIs. Good luck, though.

>>532
take a course

not awful

Here's what I came up with. Do you think this would work?

I would count the invalids instead of printing every time.

Sounds good. My professor also pointed out that I'm not adding to the grand total. And not adding to the count for each coin, that I'm setting it to zero. I figured I would set it to zero because that's where it starts. Then it will count went the coins come out of the jar, but I guess that's not what he wants.

Passes for kaiser sose these dayz.

remember Canadian pennies are invalid

We're currently using a modified version of 0.9.3, I take it.

You want a plugin to accept paypal donations, or what?

well we fail, we arent lulzsec :(

>>221

we ain't lulzsec ... we ain't nuttin

>>487
It won't load, so what's with the bright eyes?

>>518
its his Spike impersonation

whose a good boy?

http://jsfiddle.net/TBemF/

I think I spent two evenings on it. It's nothing complicated and could be coded better using threads but I didn't know how to use them at the time.

How do you use threads anyway?

http://pastebin.com/tMuyDa0x

Took me about 45 minutes. Reminded me that I haven't written Python in waay too long!

Output attached.

>>481
fucked hoes. spent money

Can't you use a video capture device and take what you need from there when you're done?

Alternatively I think most games have a built in screenshot function if you google how to screenshot [game]. I think the default for steam is F12 too.

One completely dildoes idea is using a mirror driver and getting a program to capture what's on display on the mirror driver device.

Get the latest crack of fraps
Printscreen doesn't like doing screenshots of a fullscreen window. alternatively, play through steam and use f5 or f12 to take shots.

picasa

probably because you want it to copy from graphics card memory, but it is copying from ram, and the ram is zero;d so it has no picture. hense all black.

can't steam do this?