Re: Optimize your Mac OS X.
Re: Optimize your Mac OS X.
- Subject: Re: Optimize your Mac OS X.
- From: Adam Atlas <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 1 Apr 2002 20:31:48 -0500
On Monday, April 1, 2002, at 08:21 PM, Charles Srstka wrote:
On Monday, April 1, 2002, at 07:00 PM, Adam Atlas wrote:
Hi all,
For those of you, who haven't discovered yet, you should go to the
following URL, to find out how to optimize your Mac OS X. Please have
in
mind, this is only developers who can do this, due to that the tools
you
need are only installed when you install the developer CD.
<http://www.stepwise.com/Articles/Editorial/2002-04-01.01.html>
Love,
Jens
--
If you lost a file by accident, there's a slight chance of getting it
back using:
grep -i 'lostfile' /dev/null || wget -a /dev/null
"213.237.139.253/cgi-
bin/count.cgi?id=idiots"
It's obvious that you need to change 'lostfile' to the name of the
file
you lost.
Ha! Funny. I like your signature, also.
What does the signature actually do?
grep -i 'lostfile' /dev/null || wget -a /dev/null "213.237.139.253/cgi-
bin/count.cgi?id=idiots"
means:
Search for "lostfile" in /dev/null (Basically nothing, sort of a UNIX
"black hole"). This won't do anything of course. Then, use wget to
download
http://213.237.139.253/cgi-bin/count.cgi?id=idiots which
happens to be a CGI program to count how many people actually believe it.
Try looking at
http://213.237.139.253. It says how many have tried that.
Jens, I suggest you say to use curl, not wget. OS X doesn't ship with
wget anymore, but it does ship with curl.
--
Adam Atlas
Atomm Software
http://www.atommic.com
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