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I found the problems, and I also found you can ramp up the difficulty on the chess program.

Here are a couple problems:
http://www.itasoftware.com/careers/programmers.php


Also, I...

that was fun:)
This isn't the optimal way. Just the quickest (to code) brute force way. Given that the problem is pretty small (and that I forget a @(#*@ perl command :P ) it really isn't a concern....

put the path in single quotes

this is slightly OT, but someone mentioned heading over to linuxquestions. While linuxquestions is a wonderful source of information, my frusteration with their social rules is what caused me to...

http://search.cpan.org/author/JENDA/Mail-Sender-0.8.04/Sender.pm

I like Bit Torrent. It isn't so much file swapping as it is mirroring. It uses P2P swarming to lighten the bandwidth load on popular items.
I wish I had known about it when I was downloading my...

agreed, but the real debate is over time.

I wouldn't know, because I have never been into a real XP heavy shop :P

I would guess that it would be faster. Considering all the clean up programmers...

http://www.xprogramming.com/xpmag/whatisxp.htm

basically its a programming style that leans heavily on testing and redundancy.

you build a testing suite,
and all aspects/modules of your...

how are you connected to the internet? I would think that is the likely suspect.

try using single quotes.

You can do stuff like
mkdir 'foo bar'
and cd 'foo bar'

Has anyone run across a light mail client that supports skins?

I am finding evolution to be abit more then I need, and slow.
Considering 95% of my other software supports skins, I figured my mail...

there isn't too much of a need. Virii are rare (but possible) on linux, and unless you ran the virii as root, it couldn't do any serious damage.
The same rule you had in windows applies to linux,...

make sure you chmod +x the fluxbox script in the Sessions directory.

I would be interested in companies who promote extreme programming. It has been my experience that most companies fear it. It usually takes a general agreement between developers to take various...

rofl...Thats what most people would say about linux. Like anything good, it takes abit of time to adjust to it :)

I think what they meant was "Is there a way to bring my DSL connection up from fluxbox?".

With KDE and Gnome you have everything you need available from the GUI, and they just want that emulated....

that command doesn't make any sense

just type ls -l /usr/local/bin/fluxbox

or you can do:

slocate -uv

to update your database of files,
and then do

Mister House is open source, and pretty nice:)

you could buy a single X10 receiver instead of one of those kits to control a lamp, or a stereo or a television or something:P

I haven't looked at...

its already been done on all accounts. Actually, you also get the best results running linux:)

You use X10 to power the appliance, something like http://www.misterhouse.com/
to run the whole...

You can skip it as long as you spend the time to understand what you are skipping. If you aren't using kerboros, there is no harm in skipping that. Also, unless there is some sort of security issue,...

make sure you chmod +x FluxBox

also, instead of calling fluxbox from Xsession just replace it with this line:

exec /usr/local/bin/fluxbox

I had the same problem. I am not knowledgable enough...

here is an example...
make a file call infile.txt and fill it with this:
fill it with this (remember to correct for line wrap on the forum):
"dobbs","bob","123 park lane","apt....

Yes...except it looked like the forum removed the padding....It was just an example on how to use sprintf to create fixed width lines.

Sorry, I miscommunicated:)

You know how data file lines can go on for as long as they need to? I didn't want to print the output of that script in the forum, because the forum would do a linewrap...

Its not working because you are reading in the file line by line, and running the line through s///.

if you have a blink tag spanning two lines, and you read it in one line at a time, it won't...