Comment Re:packages (Score 1) 136
but he said "wait", and typed the magic words "apt-get install mc".
Just FYI, on Slackware that would have been "slackpkg install mc".
but he said "wait", and typed the magic words "apt-get install mc".
Just FYI, on Slackware that would have been "slackpkg install mc".
Hi, I'm a real Slackware user and I run ctwm and GNUscreen.
My next computer is Japanese.
Who would have thought someone would use a freely editable site to spread misinformation?
busybox vi
Ew. No. It doesn't accept numeric prefixes to commands, so it can't be considered a "real" vi implementation.
P.S.: This comment was proudly written in nvi, the vi clone that doesn't require you to tweak 10 variables to fully disable autoindenting.
Think of it, a future species recovers an archive of present tweets and facebook comments. They will think that we died out because we were egocentric egoistic maniacs who do not care about their future and legacy.
And they will likely be right.
It contains informative links that aren't in TFA. Well done.
What happened to being better than the rest?
That one never came true, AFAIK. Not that I don't agree with your general plan.
You really don't know what the fuck you're babbling about.
3) Art and culture existed since cave paintings. No jobs or copyrights existed. There is zero reason it must exist in a way somebody could subsist upon it. It won't stop. Sure, we will have less bland manufactured pop...
Sure, and no "Dark side of the moon", and no Beatles.
The world envisioned by parasites sucks.
14 hours ago, itnews.com.au runs a story (promptly picked up by
7 hours ago, itnews.com.au runs a story (promptly picked up by
Now that's what I call an Oracle-friendly site (or two?)
All NoScript does is force the user to bypass it or tweak it all the time, thereby causing more annoyance than it prevents. Uninstalled it eons ago, upon realizing that it only gives a pretense of safety.
Self playing video with sound + Pop-up = CRAP SITE never to be visited again.
should block inbound port 25 traffic from everywhere on the planet that you don't need email from. In other words; the fact that someone in country X wants to email you is unimportant unless you actually wish to receive mail from them.
Distributed botnets make that solution ineffective.
http://bogofilter.sourceforge.net/
Seconded. Procmail + bogofilter + spam.mbox = no problem.
I keep - and periodically review - a "spam" mbox for the rare false positive.
I haven't timed it to see how well its been doing in the 6 years I've had it though.
It's written in C, so it's very likely much faster and leaner than Spamassassin.
Don't panic.
