
上個星期二,GBA 參演了劉德華一個小型音樂會,這次主要唱的歌,是《觀世音》。
這次的演出選址在理大的綜藝館,比起一般通常可容納多人的紅館會展,有比較好的音響效果,不知道是不是大會想有一些突破,做個靚聲演唱會
There are two general approaches to coping with the various environmentsof Unix accounts that I've seen people adopt. The first is taking thedefault environment that each system comes with (perhaps with minimaland easy customization for stuff that really bugs you); the second isbuilding a completely customized personal environment that you then drageverywhere.
(To stereotype, people who follow the first sort feel that life is tooshort to spend futzing with your environment when the one that someoneelse worries about works well enough, while the

上個星期二,GBA 參演了劉德華一個小型音樂會,這次主要唱的歌,是《觀世音》。
這次的演出選址在理大的綜藝館,比起一般通常可容納多人的紅館會展,有比較好的音響效果,不知道是不是大會想有一些突破,做個靚聲演唱會
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Something that you can do on a modern Linux system by accident:
mount -t nfs -o hard,intr,rw localhost:/ /
(instead of mounting it on /mnt , as I had intended.)
It is surprisingly hard to recover from this. In fact, I don't think Isucceeded, and I wound up having to reboot. At the same time, I don'tthink anything broke, so I theoretically could have kept on running themachine like that.
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(I have to wonder about the mindset that makes anyone name theirbusiness something like that. Especially when they are apparently abranch of 'Complet-Inet', and say they have multiple data centers withOC-48 connections; this doesn't sound too 'ghetto
I've run into a few websites that do some of their input validation onforms and the like entirely in Javascript. If you are tempted to dothis, please don't; not only is it dangerous to you, it's annoying tousers.
It's annoying to users due to what can happen to innocent users whotry to use your forms with JavaScript turned off; if your forms arestill submittable, the user can wind up unintentionally creating baddata in your system. This is usually
One of the peculiar things you find atuniversities (and probably almost nowhere else) is expensive hardwarewithout any sort of maintenance contract. This is usually not the resultof insanity combined with cheapness, but instead the result of companiesdonating hardware to researchers.
Computer makers love to donate hardware, because the cost to them isjust the manufacturing cost (at most), but they get credit (probablyincluding tax writeoffs) for the full list price, even if no one isactually buying the hardware at that price.