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...ployees/destroy for bob Denied >> query vendors/destroy for bob Allowed >> list rules for bob 10 Allow vendors/destroy 1 Deny */destroy 0 Allow */* Anyway, the syntax above was completely off-the-cuff, so please ignore it should you find it abrasive. I was more interested in hearing whether this sort of tool would make any sense, and if so, whether the tool would belong in script/. Also, please let me know if something similar already exists -- I don''t follow Rails or the community too closely. Thanks! -- Nick Murphy Scien...

..." Product: xorg Version: unspecified Platform: Other OS/Version: All Status: NEW Severity: normal Priority: medium Component: Driver/nouveau AssignedTo: nouveau at lists.freedesktop.org ReportedBy: abrasive at axdf.net QAContact: xorg-team at lists.x.org I'm having trouble with terminals under X after updating xf86-video-nouveau and libdrm. When entering characters (in urxvt), the cursor in the previous cell is only cleared after some delay, and lines printed in the terminal are often n...

On 1/5/06, David Heinemeier Hansson wrote: > > The lure of components is directly proportional with the pain of development. I''m not trying to be abrasive in any way but I''m curious if this attitude is related to the number of rails apps David maintains. No I don''t know how many login systems David maintains. I can understand avoiding components if a person only has one application to maintain. Maybe a lot of us are still missing so...

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...o the problem > (with systemd eventually becoming the accepted one) and that no dev is > really going to voluntarily go through the pain and abuse of > implementing something new like this shows that it really was thought > to be necessary. > > I think what is/was the issue is the abrasive way that some of it was > done. It seems to have put people's backs up no end and makes them > predisposed to find fault with it. > > It's just different, that's all. It does the job it was designed to do. > It even copes with legacy init scripts, so you can still use the...

...ne point multiple solutions to the problem (with systemd eventually becoming the accepted one) and that no dev is really going to voluntarily go through the pain and abuse of implementing something new like this shows that it really was thought to be necessary. I think what is/was the issue is the abrasive way that some of it was done. It seems to have put people's backs up no end and makes them predisposed to find fault with it. It's just different, that's all. It does the job it was designed to do. It even copes with legacy init scripts, so you can still use them if you want. And I re...

Some older members of this list will remember the strange pleasure of seeing a pattern slowly emerge as points were laboriously added to a scatterplot on graph paper. A colleague (Harold Henderson, in fact) recently pointed out to me that there is some quite interesting structure in the abrasion loss data set of O. L. Davies (reprinted in the book by Hand et al) if you consider the order of the

...and dramatising. >> >> > >What dramatising? At some point, several people decide that anything they dislike was said by me. >Several other people said far more negative comments about CIPE than myself > > How about just giving it a rest? Your comments are often abrasive. Fortunately, there is also some good information sprinkled in there for people who can overlook the attitiude (or challenged social skills). Finding some happy medium where you express your opinion without insulting the people you're trying to "help" would be a good thing. You...

...there was discussion between list members regarding whether this script was orphaned after changes to 411.com made the reverse lookup non-functional - for a long time. I assumed responsibility for updating the script as a courtesy to Asterisk users. Your comments about spelling, resale, etc. are abrasive, unproductive, and misleading. Not only is the script available without charge on the web site, credit to you remains with the script - in fact even the download link of the web site gives you credit! And of course, why would I update the script and then encourage users to download an older versi...

>On November 28, dkrnic@t-online.de said: >> actually a second attempt at drawing your attention to the fact >> that compliance with M$ quirks and kinks is not something to be >> ashamed of but rather reason to be proud. > >I think you'll find that the Samba team are quite familiar with this >opinion, especially in the context of the Samba TNG fork :) >

From: Dag Wieers > Bryan, stop generalising and dramatising. What dramatising? At some point, several people decide that anything they dislike was said by me. Several other people said far more negative comments about CIPE than myself. Those comments have now been attributed to me. I purposely avoided making it about whether or not CIPE should or shouldn't not be included, just why it

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...with systemd eventually becoming the accepted one) and that no dev is >> really going to voluntarily go through the pain and abuse of >> implementing something new like this shows that it really was thought >> to be necessary. >> >> I think what is/was the issue is the abrasive way that some of it was >> done. It seems to have put people's backs up no end and makes them >> predisposed to find fault with it. >> >> It's just different, that's all. It does the job it was designed to do. >> It even copes with legacy init scripts, so y...

...o the problem > (with systemd eventually becoming the accepted one) and that no dev is > really going to voluntarily go through the pain and abuse of > implementing something new like this shows that it really was thought > to be necessary. > > I think what is/was the issue is the abrasive way that some of it was > done. It seems to have put people's backs up no end and makes them > predisposed to find fault with it. > > It's just different, that's all. It does the job it was designed to do. > It even copes with legacy init scripts, so you can still use the...

...by removing sssd-winbind-idmap, their documentation says it use isn't supported. That's your response to your own Samba team member, JA. That's not just simply saying "It's not supported." IMO, that's being borish. And that's certainly not the only time you were abrasive in the thread. [Again, these are all my *opinions,* I have no idea if anyone else agrees or not.] You do a lot of fielding of questions on Samba, and that's great. It's a thankless job, and I'm sure it's a grind. I just think a deep breath occasionally when you're frustrated mi...

...rfering? Also, IIRC, the problem began before that, so I'm in a quandary here. Part of the problem is that I rarely log out, so I'm not 100% sure of exactly when this started or what I last installed that might have triggered it. (BTW, how do I view that?) Suggestions? Wisdom? Not too abrasive, please.... :-) Thanks. mhr

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Hi all, I started playing a couple days ago with Rails and it find it very interesting. But I''m a bit stuck with making it work with a concatenated primary key. I want to use my own names for the DB fields and I''m using SQL Server 2005. My tables look roughly like this: CREATE TABLE USERS ( USR_ID VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, USR_PASS VARCHAR(25) ) CREATE TABLE

On 03/09/2020 22:08, Jeremy Allison wrote: > On Thu, Sep 03, 2020 at 05:05:46PM -0400, Andrew Walker via samba wrote: >> On Thu, Sep 3, 2020 at 4:45 PM Rowland penny via samba < >> samba at lists.samba.org> wrote: >> >>> On 03/09/2020 21:38, Robert Marcano wrote: >>>> On 9/3/20 4:35 PM, Rowland penny via samba wrote: >>>>> On