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Hi! I made a subliminals-script for compiz. It simply uses an existing plugin to flash text on the screen, much in the same way movie theaters did in the 70s to sell more popcorn. Only it is used by the user for a particular purpose. Use cases: * Jim wants something that's new for him and would like to grow mo...

After upgrading to R 2.1.1, the usual paste-and-go from Winedit seems to not work anymore. I try installing the last 'RWinEdt_1.7-3' edition, but with no more result. After selecting the program lines to submit, I click on the 'paste' icon and nothing happens in the R gui (a subliminal, flashing move in the edition menu...). Idem for 'source' and 'R-history'. Downgrading to 2.0.1 solves the trouble. Do I forget something ? Thanks for any help. I am working with : > version _ platform i386-pc-mingw32 arch i386 os mingw32 system i386, mingw...

I just finished my latest contribution, "Open Says Me". http://unspace.ca/discover/opensaysme/ Managing the browser experience using JavaScript, Ajax and a Cookie. It''s built on top of Rails, of course. Feedback is always appreciated! Pete

...aviour. I wonder if it is possible to engineer a scenario (using existing apis) that would give one the benefits of _AUDIO mode (low delay, great fidelity, avoid voice-EQ) without this particular sensitivity that gives high bitrate for nearly inaudible noise floor. It's a lot to pay for near subliminal comfort noise. I'm prepared to hear that the answer is: choose VOIP mode ;) Thank you! Warm regards, KevinC

A few moments ago I used Mozilla Thunderbird to send an email message that contained a forwarded message sent from an R-project.org address. The spell checker flagged this phrase as a potential spelling error and offered the replacement "R-project.Borg". If it wasn't that Mozilla is another Open Source project, I would think this indicated paranoia. P.S. I do realize that the

On 2019-08-29 10:53, Jonathan Billings wrote: > On Thu, Aug 29, 2019 at 10:25:50AM -0500, Valeri Galtsev wrote: >> root at point:/home/valeri # cd >> root at point:~ # whoami >> root >> root at point:~ # rm -rf / >> rm: "/" may not be removed >> >> Somebody is really clever in this World ;-) Well, FreeBSD folks made my day >> (again!).

...table, but to test IR during a time back-ends were not stable enough. IR was never intended to cover ABI issues, complex type system, endianness of the read/write, etc. In effect, IR was never intended to be completely language/target agnostic. Again, I completely agree on that one. But there is a subliminal context that I don't think people understand, and that was my point. Communities are powerful things. It takes a while to create, but once you have it, it has a life of its own. For the community, it doesn't matter much what were the original goals of LLVM, just what you can do with it, no...

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On Oct 4, 2011, at 4:42 PM, Renato Golin wrote: > On 5 October 2011 00:19, Chris Lattner <clattner at apple.com> wrote: >> 1. The native client folks trying to use LLVM IR as a portable representation that abstracts arbitrary C calling conventions. This doesn't work because the frontend has to know the C calling conventions of the target. > (...) >> 2. The OpenCL folks

On 5 October 2011 00:19, Chris Lattner <clattner at apple.com> wrote: > 1. The native client folks trying to use LLVM IR as a portable representation that abstracts arbitrary C calling conventions.  This doesn't work because the frontend has to know the C calling conventions of the target. (...) > 2. The OpenCL folks trying to turn LLVM into a portable abstraction language by

...recipient list not shown: ;;;;@haarlem-2.vuurwerk.nl;;; Subject: [linux-security] Re: Tripwire mess In-Reply-To: <002b01be38d0$88aacac0$cf508cd1@kev.snet.net> Message-ID: <Pine.LNX.4.05.9901051548140.3426-100000@darkstar.sysinfo.com> Organization: Minnesota Information Systems X-Subliminal: If at first you don't suck seed... MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCII X-moderate: yes If tripwire 1.3 is included, I'd be very surprised, as tripewire 1.3 is if I recall the new and cupported and non-shareware/freeware version of the product. perhaps they are o...

...186765 0:0:e8:69:c4:dd > 0:0:e8:4f:c8:8e sap f0 I (s=0,r=43,F) len=42 00:14:14.196765 godstream.5901 > station_a.godstream.net.1061: . ack 4799 win 32736 (DF) 00:14:14.206765 station_a.godstream.net.1061 > godstream.5901: P 4799:4805(6) ack 236330 win 7453 (DF) greatings subliminal subotnik

...'re standing next to me things change, I think people experience a strangeness... though it seems second nature to them from my vantage point ... and in the next moment they'll go about having the same problems they always had. Addicts will still be addicted, and even though they've had subliminal communication ... probably something actually acknowledged by them in some way ... a nod or a knowing-look ... they'll still go on telling me I'm crazy for saying that same thing could (and frankly well past should be, "/must be"/ is where I am) be healing them. I can't fathom...

...n alien crosses our porous borders he has been conditioned by the international media to believe that the indigenous ?white people? are recent interlopers on their own land; noxious bigots who stole the land from the noble people who were here before them. Millions of people are fed these overt and subliminal messages every day via continuous media broadcasts. The parallels with the propaganda techniques of the Communist Soviet Union, particularly in the early days, are manifest, as Faussette explains: ?Demonizing an indigenous majority population to turn competing minority populations against them is...

...n alien crosses our porous borders he has been conditioned by the international media to believe that the indigenous ?white people? are recent interlopers on their own land; noxious bigots who stole the land from the noble people who were here before them. Millions of people are fed these overt and subliminal messages every day via continuous media broadcasts. The parallels with the propaganda techniques of the Communist Soviet Union, particularly in the early days, are manifest, as Faussette explains: ?Demonizing an indigenous majority population to turn competing minority populations against them is...