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Enfin il arrive, le 2eme Film open-source, Big Buck Bunny à eu un coût de production de 150000 euros et une durée de réalisation de 6 mois.Ce qui magnifique c’est que les créateurs de ce film ont utilisé juste des logiciels libres genre:

• Blender - Modélisation et Animation 3D
• Ubuntu GNU/Linux - Système d’exploitation
• Gimp - Éditeur d’images
• Inkscape - Éditeur d’images vectorielles
• Subversion - Système de gestion de versions
• Python - Langage de programmation

Big Buck Bunny est disponible en plusieurs encodage comme: MP4, H.264, OGG, MSMP4. Ainsi en plusieurs résolutions : 1920×1080, 1280×720, 854×480, et même pour les PSPs 320×240.

Pour le Téléchargee vous n’avez qu’a suivre le lapin blanc Big Buck Bunny

Here is a funny trick to mess up with someone’s bash prompt: change it to look like a Windows one
To do so, add the following line to his ~/.bashrc file:

export PS1='C:${PWD//\//\\\}>'

See it in action:

The exploit allow local users to gain root access using a “proof of concept” exploit. The exploit worked on my machine (Kernel 2.6.22-gentoo-r2).
The bug report:

• Launchpad Bug #190587
• Gentoo Bug #209460

And here’s a working patch:

--- a/fs/splice.c
+++ b/fs/splice.c
@@ -1234,7 +1234,7 @@ static int get_iovec_page_array(const struct iovec __user *iov,
                if (unlikely(!len))
                        break;
                error = -EFAULT;
-                if (unlikely(!base))
+               if (!access_ok(VERIFY_READ, base, len))
                        break;
 
                /*

Tired of browsing you favorite manga download site to get your daily doze?

Here’s a shell-script to help you automatize the process:

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#!/bin/bash
if (( $# < 1 )); then
  echo "usage: ${0} NUM [NUM]..."
  exit 1
fi
 
manga="${PWD##*/}"
 
for ep in "$@"; do
  URL="http://stoptazmo.com/downloads/get_file.php?file_category=${manga}&amp;mirror=1&amp;file_name=${manga}_${ep}.zip"
  wget -c -U Links "${URL}"
done

To use it, create a directory named with the exact name from the web site:

$ mkdir slamdunk
$ cd slamdunk
$ getmanga.sh 150 151

Pourquoi pas décorer son bureau?!! si vous êtes des utilisateurs d’une distribution linux, ou des funs de notre Cute tux, voila une maquette que vous pouvez monter vous même, faut juste avoir un ciseau et de la colle et un ti peux du temps libre.

PS: je l’ai pas encore fait car j’ai pas trouvé d la colle chez moi ^^

That key is just on the way. Whenever you want to use one of its neighbors (Tab, Shift, A, Q), there’s a good chance you’re gonna press that stupid key instead.

Lately I found out that I was not along, and others like me started a war against it.

So I joined them:

Life is much better now (^_^)

For further reading:

• http://capsoff.blogspot.com
• http://capsoff.org
• http://groups.google.com/group/capsoff

[Edit:] If you care about your keyboard and you are using Linux (Under X) you can disable the caps key by creating a .xmodmap file in your home directory with the following:

remove Lock = Caps_Lock

and insert this line xmodmap ~/.xmodmap into your ~/.bash_profile

This Tip was from this page: http://steve.yegge.googlepages.com/effective-emacs

Whenever I want to do that, it’s always the same scenario:

1. open the ~/.ssh/known_hosts file w/ an editor
2. go to the line containing the host key
3. remove it
4. save

I just found the proper way to do it:

$ ssh-keygen -R remotehost
/home/kakashi/.ssh/known_hosts updated.
Original contents retained as /home/kakashi/.ssh/known_hosts.old

Get the hpunix.c source file and compile it:

$ gcc -o hpunix hpunix.c

Have fun:

$ ./hpunix printer.domain.com 'agafix rocks!'

Credits go to Irongeek.

Sergey Brin and Steve Horowitz demonstration of the Android, Google’s mobile platform. More videos are available at youtube’s android developers page, and there’s also a blog.

Edit: Steve Ballmer’s response, LOL.

Some unix tools (MaxDB’s dbmcli for example) don’t have a readline support. It’s quiet annoying when you want to correct a misspelled word.

You can use rlwrap as a work around for this problem.

$ rlwrap command