Comment That came from ksh. (Score 1) 329
It appears to have been implemented in some ksh versions in 1988. My Bolsky/Korn ksh book says "This feature is not available on all versions of the 11/16/88 version of ksh."
GNU AWK uses the same syntax.
It appears to have been implemented in some ksh versions in 1988. My Bolsky/Korn ksh book says "This feature is not available on all versions of the 11/16/88 version of ksh."
GNU AWK uses the same syntax.
I am sure that, if you have a talk about Linux security with Samsung/HTC/LG... you will hear some unprintable commentary on Linux security.
To a great extent, it's correct. While a lot of phones have been broken wide open, the same flaw can be used by a hostile app to own your phone (to say nothing of what could be done to a vulnerable enterprise system).
It seems that there are lots of new capabilities with systemd, but it has come to market with lousy documentation. The purveyors are receiving a thorough flogging at the hands of the greybeards, which they richly deserve.
Medical mistakes kill nearly 100k people a year in the US, and you think removing ACID from your data store is beneficial? Where do you work - I want to know what to avoid. mistaken fatalities
Recent comments by Alan Greenspan paint a dire picture of primary education in the United States:
"We cannot manage our very complex, highly sophisticated capital structure with what's coming out of our high schools."
"If we're not going to educate our kids, bring in other people who want to become Americans."
Under such dire circumstances and an existential threat, now is not the time for bias.
...then how about this one?
One mystery which has not been solved as of 2009 is the absence of red dwarfs with no metals. (In astronomy, a metal is any element heavier than hydrogen or helium.) The Big Bang model predicts the first generation of stars should have only hydrogen, helium, and trace amounts of lithium. If such stars included red dwarfs, they should still be observable today, but none have yet been identified. The preferred explanation is that without heavy elements only large and not yet observed population III stars can form, and these rapidly burn out, leaving heavy elements which then allow for the formation of red dwarfs. Alternative explanations, such as the idea that zero-metal red dwarfs are dim and could be few in number, are considered much less likely as they seem to conflict with stellar evolution models.
MIUI costs less to develop than iOS. Why? MIUI is open and accepts 3rd party contributions, while iOS does not (in the places that count).
How long can a business lose market share with a more expensive product? We should ask Microsoft.
If Google is suddenly perceived as untrustworthy, there will be great market pressure for Android without Play, or any other Google products. For Google's balance sheet, I hope they have not been foolish.
I tell them to turn to the study of mathematics, for it is only there that they might escape the lusts of the flesh. -- Thomas Mann, "The Magic Mountain"
