On Saturday 15 March 2008, Gustavo Campos wrote:
And about Marvin, I'm proud to say that I'm the 42 shirt of my
university soccer team, kinda nerdy for a computer science student
huh?
You got the #42 shirt??? Wow. You're a real frood.
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On Saturday 15 March 2008, Chris Brennan wrote:
Welcome to the Fold! Us nerds should get together and put up the
end-all Guide discussions ... should be pretty awesome :D
Hot, Cold, Wet ... it's all the same .. But taking a bath just to
make a meaningless and preportedly major decision, now
On Fri, 14 Mar 2008 23:50:16 -0300, Gustavo Campos wrote:
And for instance, I would apprecciate if you guys made some globalized
jokes,
The entire Galaxy isn't global enough for you?
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Well, I must admit I'm not really in the position to negate that one.
Not a so travelled man, you know?
The truth is that it take me some time to notice you guys were talking
about our bible-like-one-that-works-e-book, I'm used to read English,
but mostly that one in the tech books.
But never
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well we could all just give up and communicate in binary You can
read and right binary can't you?
Gustavo Campos wrote:
| Well, I must admit I'm not really in the position to negate that one.
| Not a so travelled man, you know?
|
| The truth is
Of course I can, but first we must state:
little or big endian?
compliment by two?
On Sat, Mar 15, 2008 at 10:46 AM, Chris Brennan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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well we could all just give up and communicate in binary You can
read and right
On Saturday 15 March 2008, Gustavo Campos wrote:
Of course I can, but first we must state:
little or big endian?
compliment by two?
Pah! These cocky youngsters, all full of bright ideas about using fancy
new-fangled stuff. What is this endian nonsense of which you speak? And
this twos
BCD is good, but time goes on, we must improve, we must evolve.
We thrived, we evolved, not the time has come for us to step back
again, into the light.
On Sat, Mar 15, 2008 at 11:30 AM, Alan McKinnon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Saturday 15 March 2008, Gustavo Campos wrote:
Of course I can,
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Gustavo Campos wrote:
| BCD is good, but time goes on, we must improve, we must evolve.
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| We thrived, we evolved, not the time has come for us to step back
| again, into the light.
Every generation has a mythology. Every millennium has a
On Friday 14 March 2008, Gustavo Campos wrote:
Hi there.
I have a stable system (I don't have ~x86 set), but I like to have
the latest versions of some specific software (kde, gnome, amarok,
alsa, pulseaudio, wine and so on). To achieve that, I've been using
autounmask with the parameter -n.
That's the way I did it before, you know... but it really comes to be
a pain in the ass when you want to test some new supercool releases
with tons of dependencies, such as kde-4 and so on.
However that's some neat tip, I haven't though on the possibility of
leaving just package.keywords, I'm
On Friday 14 March 2008, Gustavo Campos wrote:
That's the way I did it before, you know... but it really comes to be
a pain in the ass when you want to test some new supercool releases
with tons of dependencies, such as kde-4 and so on.
Tell me about it, been there done that, I feel your pain
Compile time =)
Actually when I ripped off package.unmask, the kde-4 tree just got
crazy, so I moved back only autounmask-kde-meta. After that,
alsa-driver, which was at - wanted to go back to 1.0.15, that
doesn't compile (bug in bugs.gentoo), so I'm now compiling alsa
in-kernel, but ir
It was just an idea that came to me, completely untested. Let us know if
it mostly works out.
Does this Go with Mostly Harmless too?
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On Friday 14 March 2008, Chris Brennan wrote:
It was just an idea that came to me, completely untested. Let us
know if it mostly works out.
Does this Go with Mostly Harmless too?
Not really. If it doesn't work, the Vogons drop by to see why.
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot
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Alan McKinnon wrote:
| On Friday 14 March 2008, Chris Brennan wrote:
| It was just an idea that came to me, completely untested. Let us
| know if it mostly works out.
| Does this Go with Mostly Harmless too?
|
| Not really. If it doesn't work, the
On Friday 14 March 2008, Chris Brennan wrote:
Alan McKinnon wrote:
| On Friday 14 March 2008, Chris Brennan wrote:
| It was just an idea that came to me, completely untested. Let us
| know if it mostly works out.
|
| Does this Go with Mostly Harmless too?
|
| Not really. If it doesn't
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Alan McKinnon wrote:
| On Friday 14 March 2008, Chris Brennan wrote:
| Alan McKinnon wrote:
| | On Friday 14 March 2008, Chris Brennan wrote:
| | It was just an idea that came to me, completely untested. Let us
| | know if it mostly works out.
| |
|
On Friday 14 March 2008, Chris Brennan wrote:
Alan McKinnon wrote:
I do think ... we have hijacked this thread ... was the original
question answered?
Yes :-) At least until the OP can do some further tests, but he got an
answer that satisfied him for now
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Alan McKinnon wrote:
| On Friday 14 March 2008, Chris Brennan wrote:
| Alan McKinnon wrote:
|
| I do think ... we have hijacked this thread ... was the original
| question answered?
|
| Yes :-) At least until the OP can do some further tests, but
On Friday 14 March 2008, Chris Brennan wrote:
Alan McKinnon wrote:
| On Friday 14 March 2008, Chris Brennan wrote:
| Alan McKinnon wrote:
|
| I do think ... we have hijacked this thread ... was the original
| question answered?
|
| Yes :-) At least until the OP can do some further tests,
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Alan McKinnon wrote:
| On Friday 14 March 2008, Chris Brennan wrote:
| Alan McKinnon wrote:
| | On Friday 14 March 2008, Chris Brennan wrote:
| | Alan McKinnon wrote:
| |
| | I do think ... we have hijacked this thread ... was the original
| |
Well, if anyone cares about it (emo mode) it worked reasonably nice.
Actually I had a bit less cvs packages then I originally though, but still I
was able to get rid of most of them. Only compiz and scrollkeeper remain.
One because of fusion-icon (how can one live without it?) and other cause of
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Gustavo Campos wrote:
| Well, if anyone cares about it (emo mode) it worked reasonably nice.
| Actually I had a bit less cvs packages then I originally though, but
| still I was able to get rid of most of them. Only compiz and
| scrollkeeper
Man, I've got many towels, you woudn't believe.
You know, it's damn fng hot here, sometimes you need to take 2
baths a day (sorry guys, I know water is as precious as women, but if
you come to visit us you'll understand it).
And about Marvin, I'm proud to say that I'm the 42 shirt of my
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Welcome to the Fold! Us nerds should get together and put up the end-all
Guide discussions ... should be pretty awesome :D
Hot, Cold, Wet ... it's all the same .. But taking a bath just to make a
meaningless and preportedly major decision, now that
Welcome to the Fold! Us nerds should get together and put up the end-all
Guide discussions ... should be pretty awesome :D
I'm pretty sure we can think an algorithm for that
Maybe even an O(n).
Hot, Cold, Wet ... it's all the same .. But taking a bath just to make a
meaningless and
Hi there.
I have a stable system (I don't have ~x86 set), but I like to have
the latest versions of some specific software (kde, gnome, amarok,
alsa, pulseaudio, wine and so on). To achieve that, I've been using
autounmask with the parameter -n. When I have a package I want to keep
in the latest
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