A clever trick to deal with students powering off workstations
One of the eternal curses of student Unix labs is students casuallyturning off workstations the way they turn off other PCs when they'redone with them. (A problem made worse by vendors putting glowing powerbuttons on the front panel of machines, where they become an easytemptation.)
In theory the answer to this is Wake-on-LAN. You probably have at leastone inaccessible computer per lab, so run a daemon on that that noticeswhen workstations are down and sends out a WoL packet to get
瘋狂update。正所謂,don't let him waste your time
政府重新考慮原址保留皇后碼頭
艷照
連繫
嘉賓:廖偉棠
幾好聽架今次。
2. 時光荏苒潮汐自來,地形會變換位置不同就再也不是那個人。總是要你先把自己當成某種人,別人才會嗅到,啊你是那種人。
有些話的中綮肯我以為不必再說,直
快樂的體力勞動
An irritation with current GUI interfaces
Why are programs so convinced that I have horizontal real estate to givethem? Everything seems to want to put important information in sidebarsand panels and so on (usually non-optional ones).
I don't know about other people, but for me horizontal screen space ismore precious than vertical screen space. If you eat vertical space allthat happens is that I get fewer lines of your real content (which isstill irritating; please don't). But if you eat horizontal content, yourapplication
無仁義之戰
How to stop DiskSuite resyncing a mirror on Solaris 8
One of our irritations with DiskSuite has been that it has no way toabort a mirror resync short of forcing drive errors, something thatwe actually had to resort to once and which is not always possible,for example when your drives are logical LUNs on FibreChannel RAIDcontrollers.
As we found out recently, fortunately not quite the hard way, it turnsout that there actually is a way to abort a mirror resync. If yourresyncing mirror is in a diskset, running ' metaset -s Menu