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Geek Cinema : 2 The rendering of the animated blockbuster �Shrek� was performed on computers running this operating system. Geek Cinema : 4 This X-men character shares his name with a predator now extinct in the state of Michigan. Geek Cinema : 8 The movie reviewer Slashdot readers love to hate. Geek Cinema : 16 The subtitle of the upcoming Star Trek movie, with the cast from Star Trek: Next Generation. Geek Cinema : 32 The subtitle of Matrix 2, the sequal to the Matrix. Geek Cinema : 64 In the movie �The Fellowship Of The Ring�, this is the elvish name for the white tower of Gondor, meaning �Tower of Guard�. Geek Cinema : 128 George Luca's first studio production. Geek Cinema : 256 Carrie-Anne Moss, who played the character Trinity in the movie the Matrix also played the character Liz Teel in this 1993 TV series Geek Cinema : 512 The �bug� home world in the movie �Starship Troopers� Geek Cinema : 1024 In the movie �The Fellowship Of The Ring� the character Arwen replaced this character from the book of the same name, in the scene �Flight to the Fjiord� GEEK Cinema: Answer Key Geek Cinema : 2 Linux Geek Cinema : 4 Wolverine Geek Cinema : 8 Jon Katz Geek Cinema : 16 Nemesis Geek Cinema : 32 Reloaded Geek Cinema : 64 Minas Tirith Geek Cinema : 128 THX 1138 Geek Cinema : 256 "Matrix" Geek Cinema : 512 Klandathu Geek Cinema : 1024 Glorfindel GEEK CLI: Questions Geek CLI : 2 This is the most commonly used command on UNIX and UNIX like systems to list the contents of a directory. Geek CLI : 4 The default behavior of this command is to output a columnar report of the available disk capacity of each mounted file system. Geek CLI : 8 When a binary executable or shared library is specified as the target of this command it displays all the libraries to which the binary or library is linked. Geek CLI : 16 The mount point of this virtual filesystem, which contains the state of the running kernel and various subsystems. Geek CLI : 32 The command can be used from shell scripts to submit a message to syslog and specify a facility and level. Geek CLI : 64 This command is used to compile terminfo capability specifications. Geek CLI : 128 If ipcs displays a semaphone with an id of 5423, and its owner process is no longer running, this command string could be used to release the semaphore resource. Geek CLI : 256 If the process 22617 is currently running, this command string can be used to display the variables present in that processes environment Geek CLI : 512 This command can be used to query the current GNOME session for available Bonobo components matching a given criteria or with a specific capacity. Geek CLI : 1024 In termcap notation this capability specifies the escape sequence that should be sent to a terminal to make the cursor invisible. GEEK CLI: Answer Key Geek CLI : 2 ls Geek CLI : 4 df Geek CLI : 8 ldd Geek CLI : 16 /proc Geek CLI : 32 logger Geek CLI : 64 tic Geek CLI : 128 ipcrm sem 5423 Geek CLI : 256 cat /proc/22617/environ Geek CLI : 512 bonobo-activation-run-query Geek CLI : 1024 vi GEEK CPU: Questions Geek CPU : 2 The expansion of the acronym CPU Geek CPU : 4 This company sells hardware build around the SPARC family of processors. Geek CPU : 8 This phenominally successful chip is often said to be the last champion of the 8-bit era, it was used in everything from the TRS-80 Model 1 to the Commodore 128 Geek CPU : 16 The first single chip CPU. Geek CPU : 32 Intel announced the 80386 in this year. Geek CPU : 64 In 1990 IBM announces this line of high end workstations built around the POWER RISC chip. Geek CPU : 128 The first of Motorola's 68000 series CPU family to have an integrated floating point unit. Geek CPU : 256 The first VAX sold in the mainframe market. Geek CPU : 512 This family of CPUs were the first mass-produced units able to execute an instruction in a single clock cycle. Geek CPU : 1024 American Microdevices created this chip, which possibly was the worlds first floating-point coprocessor and found it's way into several high-end CP/M systems. GEEK CPU: Answer Key Geek CPU : 2 Central Processing Unit Geek CPU : 4 Sun Microsystems Geek CPU : 8 The Zilog Z-80 Geek CPU : 16 Intel 4004 Geek CPU : 32 1985 Geek CPU : 64 RS/6000 Geek CPU : 128 68040 Geek CPU : 256 VAX 9000 Geek CPU : 512 6800 Geek CPU : 1024 amd9511 GEEK LDAP: Questions Geek LDAP : 2 The expansion of the acronym LDAP. Geek LDAP : 4 Three letter acronym and expansion for any software package that provides LDAP services on a network. Geek LDAP : 8 An LDAP object may legally only posses one objectclass of this type. Geek LDAP : 16 This type of DNS record permits a directory client to automatically discover the appropriate DSA. Geek LDAP : 32 In a shadowAccount object this attribute contains a timestamp indicating the last time the POSIX password was changed. Geek LDAP : 64 The name of the schema that permits the storage of all DNS record types within the DSA. Geek LDAP : 128 By default OpenLDAP logs messages to syslog as this facility. Geek LDAP : 256 In OpenLDAP this ACL directive permits control of access to attributes based upon the level of encryption between the DSA and client. Geek LDAP : 512 This attribute facilitates mapping of LDAP objects to Kerberos IV and V principles. Geek LDAP : 1024 With OpenLDAP the base that must be used when performing a subschema query. GEEK LDAP: Answer Key Geek LDAP : 2 Lightweight Directory Access Protocol Geek LDAP : 4 DSA - Directory Service Agent Geek LDAP : 8 Structural Geek LDAP : 16 SRV Geek LDAP : 32 shadowLastChange Geek LDAP : 64 dnsZone Geek LDAP : 128 local4 Geek LDAP : 256 ssf Geek LDAP : 512 krbName Geek LDAP : 1024 cn=subschema GEEK Redmond: Questions Geek Redmond : 2 This confidential Microsoft memorandum leaked to the public on October 1998 came to be commonly known by this name. Geek Redmond : 4 The Chief Executive Officer Microsoft Geek Redmond : 8 According to Steve Ballmer Linux is this, �that attaches itself in an intellectual property sense to everything it touches. � Geek Redmond : 16 This operating system, a joint developement of IBM an Microsoft was released in December of 1987, with the intention of bieng the successor to Microsoft Windows. Geek Redmond : 32 Microsoft Windows 1.0 was shipped in November of this year, the same year Nintendo entered the US market. Geek Redmond : 64 Microsoft and this other company were sued by Apple in 1984 concerning alleged copyright violations. Geek Redmond : 128 Microsoft became the first personal computer software company to achieve annual sales of one billion dollars in this year. Geek Redmond : 256 This parameter in boot.ini determines how long the NT/2000 boot menu is displayed Geek Redmond : 512 By default the �Everyone� group has these permissions regarding the winnt/system32 folder Geek Redmond : 1024 Sorry Mac guys, but this GUI system is the acknowledged source of the original Microsoft Windows. GEEK Redmond: Answer Key Geek Redmond : 2 The Halloween Documents Geek Redmond : 4 Steve Ballmer Geek Redmond : 8 Cancer Geek Redmond : 16 OS/2 Geek Redmond : 32 1985 Geek Redmond : 64 Hewlett Packard Geek Redmond : 128 1990 Geek Redmond : 256 timeout Geek Redmond : 512 None Geek Redmond : 1024 VisiOn GEEK RFC: Questions Geek RFC : 2 The expansion of the acronyn RFC Geek RFC : 4 The number of the first RFC published Geek RFC : 8 The original RFC editor Geek RFC : 16 This RFC entitled �ARPA INTERNET TEXT MESSAGES� defines the currently used format for electronic mail messages. Geek RFC : 32 An RFC whose number is divisable by this amount is a list of RFCs which are considered internet standards or on a standards track Geek RFC : 64 On October 17, 1998 RFC2468 was published as a memorial to this person, the �hippie-patriarch� of UCLA, first individual member of the Internet Society, and founding member of the Internet Architecture Board. Geek RFC : 128 RFC2307bis uses this attribute of a distinguishedName object to enumerate membership in a POSIX group Geek RFC : 256 The RFC editor is funded by this group Geek RFC : 512 An RFC, published by the IETF, that containts official guidelines and recommendations, but not standards, is this type of RFC Geek RFC : 1024 This RFC defines a method for sharing the location of calendar and free/busy information between LDAP clients. GEEK RFC: Answer Key Geek RFC : 2 Request For Comment Geek RFC : 4 1 Geek RFC : 8 John Postal Geek RFC : 16 822 Geek RFC : 32 100 Geek RFC : 64 John Postal Geek RFC : 128 uniqueMember Geek RFC : 256 The Internet Society Geek RFC : 512 Best Current Practice Geek RFC : 1024 2739s. GEEK Samba: Questions Geek Samba : 2 The expansion of the acronym SMB Geek Samba : 4 The author of the original package that was to later become Samba. Geek Samba : 8 The default name of Samba's primary configuration file Geek Samba : 16 This security mode enables the server to authenticate users against a local password store Geek Samba : 32 This global configuration directive specifies the absolute path of a script to be executed in order to add users to the SAM Geek Samba : 64 The default file name of Samba's NetBIOS name server agent Geek Samba : 128 The sambaAccount LDAP object attribute used to specify a user's logon script Geek Samba : 256 Initially, as a diagnostic measure, the smbd attempts to allocate this many file handles Geek Samba : 512 The default value returned to a SPOOLSS client in the printer device mode field. Geek Samba : 1024 The fourth parameter passed to the script specified by the wins hook parameter is this value. GEEK Samba: Answer Key Geek Samba : 2 Server Message Block Geek Samba : 4 Andrew Tridgell Geek Samba : 8 smb.conf Geek Samba : 16 user Geek Samba : 32 add user script Geek Samba : 64 nmbd Geek Samba : 128 scriptPath Geek Samba : 256 10,000 Geek Samba : 512 NULL Geek Samba : 1024 DNS Time To Live GEEK Slang: Questions Geek Slang : 2 A worthless applet, esp. a Java widget attached to a web page that doesn't work or even crashes your browser. Geek Slang : 4 The Perl monk term for "Programming Perl", originally by Larry Wall and Randal L. Schwartz Geek Slang : 8 A message or event hidden in a program as a joke, named after a holiday treat. Geek Slang : 16 The period between 1961-1971 when most systems had ferrite core memory is refered to as this age. Geek Slang : 32 The quality or state of being wedged Geek Slang : 64 Persons for whom the transition from punch card to tape was traumatic are said to have a mind with this many columns. Geek Slang : 128 According to O'Toole's Corollary of Finagle's Law, the perversity of the Universe tends toward.... Geek Slang : 256 A machine that has frotzed, is down as a result of this type of problem Geek Slang : 512 An unused block of bits left in a binary so that it can later be modified by insertion of machine-language instructions. Geek Slang : 1024 A derogatory term for web designers and other persons peripherally associated with IT projects, devoid of programming skills and dismissed as being concerned with visual presentation to the exclusion of actual technical reality. GEEK Slang: Answer Key Geek Slang : 2 crapplet Geek Slang : 4 The Camel Book Geek Slang : 8 Easter Egg Geek Slang : 16 The Iron Age. Geek Slang : 32 wedgitude Geek Slang : 64 80 Geek Slang : 128 a maximum Geek Slang : 256 hardware Geek Slang : 512 patch space Geek Slang : 1024 pony tail GEEK X11R6: Questions Geek X11R6 : 2 The window, typically containing a logo or graphic, that an application puts up while initializing itself. Geek X11R6 : 4 This environment variable determines the default display used by X11 applications Geek X11R6 : 8 The name used by the XFree86 group for the feature which enables use of multiple displays on a single workstation, where all the displays acts like one larger display. Geek X11R6 : 16 This command may be used to adjust the string of directories searched by a running X server when looking for a font file. Geek X11R6 : 32 A window, button, text entry field, or any other element of a graphical display is referred to by programmers as being one of these. Geek X11R6 : 64 The first official release of X11 took place in this year. Geek X11R6 : 128 By default the X server listens for connections from clients on this TCP port. Geek X11R6 : 256 In 1996, this organization, having aquired management from the X Consortium, changed the license to require per-user fees for commercial distribution. Geek X11R6 : 512 Rick Adams, president of this organization, paid the inital $5,000 fee for XFree86 to join the X Consortium. Geek X11R6 : 1024 A display specification where the hostname is followed by two colons and a display number indicates that X is running over this type of connection. GEEK X11R6: Answer Key Geek X11R6 : 2 Splash / Splash screen Geek X11R6 : 4 DISPLAY Geek X11R6 : 8 Xinerama Geek X11R6 : 16 xset Geek X11R6 : 32 widget Geek X11R6 : 64 1984 Geek X11R6 : 128 6000 Geek X11R6 : 256 The Open Group Geek X11R6 : 512 UUNET Geek X11R6 : 1024 DECnet GEEK Spin: Questions Geek Spin : 2 An air-moving device commonly used to cool CPUs. Geek Spin : 4 The speed at which a hard drive spins is typically measued in revolutions per.... Geek Spin : 8 These early game machine attachments consisted of a large dial that could be spun around to indicate direction. Geek Spin : 16 Someone employed by a corporation to write statements with the intent of swaying opinion on a recent event or announcement Geek Spin : 32 The central shaft to which the platters of a fixed disk are attached. Geek Spin : 64 This package allows Linux systems to monitor the rpm of various fans powered by the motherboard. Geek Spin : 128 Another term for busy-waits, which is a time-delay loop where an event is polled for at each cycle. Geek Spin : 256 The first svgalib program to use the 6-dimensional mouse routines. Geek Spin : 512 Due to the glacial performance of the initial releases of the Aqua tool kit the quartered-circle busy indicator on Mac OS X was often refferred to as this. Geek Spin : 1024 By adjusting this parameter of bdflush one can reduce the propensity of the system to wake up a sleeping hard drive. GEEK Spin: Answer Key Geek Spin : 2 A fan Geek Spin : 4 minute Geek Spin : 8 paddles Geek Spin : 16 spin doctor Geek Spin : 32 spindle Geek Spin : 64 lmsensors Geek Spin : 128 spin-lock Geek Spin : 256 spin Geek Spin : 512 Spinning Pizza of Death Geek Spin : 1024 nfract GEEK XML: Questions Geek XML : 2 The expansion of the acronym XML. Geek XML : 4 The name for a parameter and value that exists within the markup of a tag itself. Geek XML : 8 The expansion of the acronym DTD Geek XML : 16 A float type element may contain this string of characters to indicate �not a number� (Hint: XML is case sensitive). Geek XML : 32 Elements that contain sub-elements or carry attributes are this type of element. Geek XML : 64 This type of parser returns sucess only if the document it is parsing conforms to both the rules of XML and its associated DTD. Geek XML : 128 This XML specification facilitates the exchange of LDAP information between XML aware applications. Geek XML : 256 OASIS, a non-profit international consortium dedicated to promoting the open exchange of structured information was originally focused on this mark-up language, of which XML is a subset. Geek XML : 512 The top level tag of an XML registation file for a bonobo component Geek XML : 1024 The XML-RPC for C project at Source Forge.net uses this light weight HTTP server for creating service provides. GEEK XML: Answer Key Geek XML : 2 eXtensible Markup Language Geek XML : 4 attribute Geek XML : 8 Document Type Definition Geek XML : 16 NaN Geek XML : 32 Complex Geek XML : 64 Validating. Geek XML : 128 DSML - Directory Service Markup Language Geek XML : 256 SGML Geek XML : 512 oaf_info Geek XML : 1024 Abyss GEEK YRO: Questions Geek YRO : 2 The term used for legel protection provided for an idea, method, or artistic work. Geek YRO : 4 The expansion of the acronym DMCA. Geek YRO : 8 The concept that an end-user of an artistic work, software package, or other content may reproduce that content for his or her own use or as backup, even onto forms of media other than the original. Geek YRO : 16 This 27 year old russion citizen was arrented on July 17, 2001 in Las Vegas, NV on charges of �distributing a product designed to circumvent copyright protection measures.� Geek YRO : 32 The first criminal case tried under the DMCA was the US. vs. Geek YRO : 64 The senator and chairman of the Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee who proposed the the Security Systems Standards and Certification Act Geek YRO : 128 This law firm filed a cease and desist order on the domain pengaol.org for violating the AOL trademark and defrauding AOL customers Geek YRO : 256 The Recording Industry Association of America, the Motion Picture Association of America, the National Music Publishers' Association and this other organization sent a letter to the top 1,000 public corporations in the US asking them to block file sharing protocols on their networks. Geek YRO : 512 This bill, backed by the Eletronic Freedom Foundantion, and introduced by Democratic Representative Dick Boucher seeks to restore some balance concerning intellectual property and consumer fair use rights. Geek YRO : 1024 On this date Redhat released its first security update whose details are not available to citizens of the United States, in compliance with the Digital Millenium Copyright Act. GEEK YRO: Answer Key Geek YRO : 2 copyright Geek YRO : 4 Digital Millenium Copyright Act Geek YRO : 8 Fair Use Geek YRO : 16 Dmitry Sklyarov Geek YRO : 32 Elcomsoft Geek YRO : 64 Ernest F Hollings Geek YRO : 128 Arent Fox Geek YRO : 256 Songwriters Guild of America. Geek YRO : 512 Digital Media Consumers' Rights Act of 2002 Geek YRO : 1024 August 20, 2002 Shah Komal Kirtkumar ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Etnus, makers of TotalView, The best thread debugger on the planet. 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