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1) Eat a lot (fatty, salty) before you start. 2) Drink only beer and/or vodka (and other purer distillates -> no whiskey). 3) From time to time, drink a glass of water (
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Quote: Originally posted by JBL I haven't tried it, but I believe what you want to do is edit /.hidden. My understanding is that you can create a text file called .hidden in any folder and any files or directories whose names appear in this file …
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Quote: Originally posted by dstranathan Is there a tool or utility or a command to show the "UNIX" directories in the Finder, but NOT show me the invisible "." (dot) files? For example, I want to see the /etc directory, the /var directory, an…
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Quote: Originally posted by BRussell And what's confusing is that if you flip a coin 11 times, you ARE more likely to end up with 1 head and 10 tails than 11 tails. I think people intuitively know that, and they're just over-applying that rule. …
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Quote: Originally posted by SDW2001 Mathematically, that's true. But I'd argue that in actuality the coin is more likely to come up tails with each toss. Put money on the next toss and tell me which way you'd bet. Which means that you don't …
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Quote: Originally posted by segovius Re your second point, I am trying to bash the Church obviously. The fact that it is also a sick institution that needs exposing before it gets any more innocents in it's evil clutches merely adds to the pleasu…
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Quote: Originally posted by Harald YES. You are 'allowed' to sex outside marriage. In my opinion. In my opinion, you are not 'allowed' to **** altar boys, but hey, I'm not a catholic. I thought it was funny when it was first brought up by m…
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Quote: Originally posted by segovius If it doesn't need a Bible reference then there;s nothing stopping it changing it's rules. 1) Who was talking about changing the rules? And what are you trying to accomplish, anyway? 2) The catholic chur…
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Quote: Originally posted by segovius To you have a Biblical reference of that from Jesus Christ. I'd like to see it. When you fail to find one perhaps you could give us your take on why sex for pleasure is a sin. Theologically. 1) Since wh…
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Quote: Originally posted by bunge But that's not what the Vatican has said. They should come out and say sex is bad unless you're married and that you shouldn't use condoms because they're against the reproductive rules of the church. This is…
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Quote: Originally posted by bunge [B]But not using condoms != no sex. Correct, that means you are married and are prepared to build a family (conceive a child etc.). And how exactly do you want to do that with a condom? Using a condom means…
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Quote: Originally posted by tonton You've GOT to be kidding, right? They said that using condoms increases the risk of AIDS. What did they lie about? Where is your brain? And, doesn't it? Let's see: - No sex. - Sex with condoms. …
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Quote: Originally posted by Aquatic Nope that won't help me on a PowerBook 12". I definitely am not taking apart my baby! I completely took apart my iBook and that was not good. Get yourself an external firewire drive, then.
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Quote: Originally posted by Aquatic But how do we partition a drive without erasing it? There must be a way. It would be nice if Apple would build that into Disk Util. http://www.fwb.com/html/partition_toolkit.html I would recommend to b…
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Quote: Originally posted by lundy I have a binary up now, http://www.johnnylundy.com/dftf-G5.zip compiled with the flags "-fast -mcpu=970 -mtune=970 -mpowerpc64" I thought one of those switches would make the binary crash on the G4, but it …
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Quote: Originally posted by User Tron I So it's simply your lack of knowledge about c't and their tests which make you doubt them? That doesn't make them wrong in any way. It's ridiculous that you argue with me over an article you can't read! ..…
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Quote: Originally posted by twinturbo Let me post this again: Why aren't the C't scores even close to what IBM annouced for for the 1.8Ghz PPC970 at last years Microprocessor conference? At that point in time it was 937 and 1050. Now C't doe…
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Quote: Originally posted by 123 I haven't used Mathematica on a DP system so far. If you start a slave kernel, will Mathematica automatically use the second processor or do I have to issue special "parallel" commands? If it's used automaticall…
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Quote: Originally posted by mark_wilkins That said, failing to run a Mathematica slave kernel on a dual processor machine, which I strongly suspect they did, does not speak for the strength of the rest of their benchmarks. I haven't used …
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Quote: Originally posted by KidRed Yea, you're right. PC Mag's comparison TODAY, PhotoshopBench and all of us mac users are blinded by the RDF. You're basing your ignorant opinion on something you read online without knowing the Ram of each, run…