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Whom Must We Worship 
  Whom Must We Worship The submission of man to His Creator is the essence of Islam. The name “Islam” is chosen by God (Allah) and not by man. It is the same unifying Message revealed to all the Prophets and Messengers by Allah and which they spread amongst their respective nations. In its Final form it was revealed to Muhammad (Peace & Mercy of Allah be upon him)... more »
By .. أبو علي..  - Nov 17 - 1 new of 1 message    

Convert time string to local time 
  Hi, I'd like to convert a time specification "2008-11-02T15:15:24Z" into local time. The date/time comes from a GPS tracker (GPX format). Does anyone know a function which can do that, taking timezones etc into account? TIA, Josef
By Josef Moellers  - Nov 16 - 2 new of 2 messages    

iForth AI source code for supercomputers 
  MindForth open-source artificial intelligence (AI) is being ported from Win32Forth into 32/64-bit iForth for Windows, Linux and OS/X. [link] describes not so much how to _code_ an AI Mind as how to _evolve_ an AI from the first [link]... more »
By Forthminder  - Nov 15 - 1 new of 1 message    

mmap and large files 
  On November 14, 2009 11:40, in comp.lang.c, Fishtank ...comp.os.linux.development.a ps is a better forum for this question. F'ups set to there. <remark status="off-topic in comp.lang.c"> AFAICT, mmap will, if it /can/, map the entire file into process memory. That /does not/ mean that it /loads/ the file into memory, either wholly,... more »
By Lew Pitcher  - Nov 14 - 4 new of 4 messages    

Hard Links 
  What are hard links used for? /Nordlöw
By Nordlöw  - Nov 10 - 29 new of 29 messages    

Exciting news for Linux developers: now you can use Visual Studio?! Seriously? 
  Visual Studio for Linux? Are they serious? I am so excited by this news I just might switch to a Linux OS to develop programs for it. But, I have a sneaky suspicion this is not a "real" version of Visual Studio and perhaps not all the libraries are supported by it. Anybody can confirm my suspicion? Is this the complete library as found in VS... more »
By RayLopez99  - Nov 10 - 50 new of 50 messages    

Top 500 AI Ready Supercomputers 
  ...The Top 500 supercomputers may not currently include any high-performance computer dedicated to artificial intelligence, but that sorry state of affairs is due for a total reversal, after which it will be hard to find a Top 500 supercomputer site that is _not_ dedicated to some form of artificial intelligence.... more »
By Forthminder  - Nov 8 - 1 new of 1 message    

How do I make files and folders inaccessible to the public on a webserver? 
  How do I make files and folders inaccessible to the public on a webserver? I want to allow execute access to a specific webservice, but deny all other access to everything else.
By Peter Olcott  - Nov 7 - 5 new of 5 messages    

Wonders of Allah in Dolphins 
  Wonders of Allah in Dolphins For dolphins, breathing is not a reflex, as it is for humans and other land mammals, but rather a voluntary movement. In other words, dolphins decide to breathe like we decide to walk. There is also a precaution taken in order to prevent the animal's being drowned while sleeping in water. While sleeping, the dolphin uses the right and left... more »
By .. أبو علي..  - Nov 5 - 1 new of 1 message    

mallinfo in Linux for heap size 
  Hi, I want to know how big the heap size is from some places of my program. In AIX I used mallinfo(). But in Linux, I tried 'man mallinfo' but returned no result. I tried to compile my program in Linux, it passed, but mallinfo() just return a structure mallinfo of all zero. I googled and found mallinfo did exist at least in previous... more »
By Guanglei  - Nov 4 - 4 new of 4 messages    

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