This answer to a similar question says :
zsh by default does not use the readline library and therefore won't
read ~/.inputrc. To get the same functionality, you could add the
following to your ~/.zshrc – this again would use the alt
key:
bindkey -e
bindkey '^[[1;9C' forward-word
bindk...
Okay, so, I bounty another guy's question who tried my solution and it didn't work for them.
Which Mobile should i buy this http://www.destock-telecom.co.uk/apple-iphone-3g-8gb-p-2.html or this one http://www.destock-telecom.co.uk/sony-ericsson-w995-p-136.html ..
Budget is not a problem for me .. but i want some more clarification and suggestions.
@Hardy Welcome to Root Access chat for Super Users! Please don't ask if you can ask or if anyone's around; just ask your question, and if anyone's free and interested they'll help.
http://superuser.com/questions/630729/how-to-get-win8-installed-onto-a-laptop-without-dvd-or-usb/641761#641761 It smells like spam advertising for his blog post, or am I mistaking ?
@Bob the speed limit signs do not change when there is fog. People around here , and in the snow areas, just basically do not slowdown, when i slow down in those conditions, I become "the problem" , its ketch 22.
If it were water, you might have gotten lucky. The soda leaves behind residuals which normal cleaning processes don't remove. To clean the RAM correctly, you'd end up destroying it. Also, the acid would have reacted with the metal connections and logic circuitry causing corrosion and oxidation...
@Bob in the US on average only 100 people a day die due to the automobiles, soo its not really a big issue, especially when a terrorist might kill 2-3 on and average month.
I am cross compiling code using the Qt-everywhere-opensource-src-4.7.3 kit to be used on an ARM device. In Qt I have changed the PATH to include /home/user/gumstix/gumstix-oe/tmp/cross/bin/ and I have also changed qmake to -spec /opt/qt-qws/mkspecs/qws/linux-arm-g++. However, now when I run the c...
@shellter @pnezis @lucacarlon @tadeuszkopec @nijansen Don't migrate questions that are very specific to programming and compilation away from your site. http://superuser.com/questions/641780/c-standard-libraries-do-no-exist-qt-open-source?noredirect=1 – and maybe read your FAQ again about what's on topic for you. Thanks.
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Well, these are books the company paid for, so I can't just sell them and I also don't really have an interest in selling them since they're still very relevant :D
I have 7.rotator.wigetmedia.com keeps redirecting me. It usually takes me to pages full of ads! Annoying enough! You know what, anti-virus programs will not help anything! I know little about computers, so I have no clue on how to stop 7.rotator.wigetmedia.com. Someone please help.
> A more general NSA classification guide reveals (…) its ability to modify products. It cautions analysts that two facts must remain top secret: that NSA makes modifications to commercial encryption software and devices "to make them exploitable", and that NSA "obtains cryptographic details of commercial cryptographic information security systems through industry relationships". (The Guardian)
Well, that's nice.
> Intelligence officials asked the Guardian, New York Times and ProPublica not to publish this article, saying that it might prompt foreign targets to switch to new forms of encryption or communications that would be harder to collect or read.
By "properly implemented strong crypto systems" he means "cryptographic systems in which the design or the implementation was unwillingly weakened through designer/implementer incompetence, or willingly weakened through deliberate alterations".
NSA/GCHQ did not break encryption mechanisms; they ...
Someone says currently there's no solution against DDOS attacks. Why there isn't? How about detecting and automatically blocking IP for too many requests? Is that a bad solution?
3. Domain names must:
a) be at least 2 characters long;
b) contain only letters (a-z), numbers (0-9) and hyphens (-), or a combination of these;
c) start and end with a number or a letter, not a hyphen; and
d) not contain hyphens in the third and fourth position (eg. ab--cd.com.au).
Thank you Hennes, I did try this several times, but kept getting the error 'windows was unable to format this drive', I will try again however and see if it's a similar result, and perhaps post the results. — Dafydd13 hours ago
Why can I not access that link?
Though it works in chat.
Obfix: copy it to chat, read it there (and spam the rest)
@somequixotic remember that last-minute filter proposal?
well... "What [our policy] does is essentially install that software either in the smartphone or in the modem as a default which you can switch off by then that's at your call"
...I have no words. Except a lot of cursing and WTFing.
@Kwaio And? Then be get back to the problem with the previous proposal.
Shit's slow.
You vastly underestimate the resources required to filter every HTTP request. And that's not to speak of all the other protocols.
To have any measure of success, you'll have to lock things down more than China.
I don't know why you, @Kwaio, are trying to defend a proposed governmental policy you probably know nothing about (and frankly, it's fucking ridiculous).
The damn thing was originally dreamt up by and written by a "former telecommunications executive" who didn't even shot it to anyone else.
On your earlier comment: if I wanted porn, I'd get it, filter or no filter (also, it's opt-out >18 anyway). I can think of at least half a dozen ways to circumvent such a filter. My issue is with the technical side, and also the slippery slope of internet filtering.
They have no clue how they're going to do it, and are making up ridiculous crap for "child safety", which is completely infeasible to implement and rather crazy.
Many commercial backup and data recovery software (like Acronis) ship with a live DVD in order to restore backups from an external harddrive to the internal harddrive and recover lost/deleted data in a safe and easy-to-use environment. I know there are plenty of Ubuntu (or other linux) live distr...
I noticed this on the front page
which leads me to this answer
and.. a mysterious empty profile
It seems rather odd to be able to create a blank, difficult to find account - this guy or gal seems to be a user in good standing, but... It seems to be kind of wierd nonetheless, what's happ...
all,
Where can I buy a mac address?from the United States or IEEE? I want to use it to store my machine id and wifi mac address.
This answer to a similar question says :
zsh by default does not use the readline library and therefore won't
read ~/.inputrc. To get the same functionality, you could add the
following to your ~/.zshrc – this again would use the alt
key:
bindkey -e
bindkey '^[[1;9C' forward-word
bindk...
If it were water, you might have gotten lucky. The soda leaves behind residuals which normal cleaning processes don't remove. To clean the RAM correctly, you'd end up destroying it. Also, the acid would have reacted with the metal connections and logic circuitry causing corrosion and oxidation...
I have 7.rotator.wigetmedia.com keeps redirecting me. It usually takes me to pages full of ads! Annoying enough! You know what, anti-virus programs will not help anything! I know little about computers, so I have no clue on how to stop 7.rotator.wigetmedia.com. Someone please help.
I noticed this on the front page
which leads me to this answer
and.. a mysterious empty profile
It seems rather odd to be able to create a blank, difficult to find account - this guy or gal seems to be a user in good standing, but... It seems to be kind of wierd nonetheless, what's happ...
