Funny Unix csh/sh commands: % cat "food in cans" cat: can't open food in cans % nice man woman No manual entry for woman. % rm God rm: God nonexistent % ar t God ar: God does not exist
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Funny Unix csh/sh commands: % cat "food in cans" cat: can't open food in cans % nice man woman No manual entry for woman. % rm God rm: God nonexistent % ar t God ar: God does not exist
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I’ve been testing Slamd64 on my new Pentium 4 EM64T, as a Slackware user, I can’t live without it’s simplicity. With it, I can join the slackware simplicity with the speed of 64bits.
It’s a great distro, but I’ve got some problems with the Reiserfs4 (you can choose this filesystem during the install process), the system was too slow, and the netconfig doesn’t work, it tries to set your NIC as a 3com.
The Kde 3.5 it’s very fast, but i couldn’t run Amarok with it, it just returns me lib errors.
I give these distro a 9 !!
http://digg.com/programming/List_of_Algorithms
This wikipedia webpage shows a big list of algorithms, classified into categories. Take a look at the links too … good reading !