just change SELINUX=enforcing to SELINUX=permissive, and you're done. Reboot if you want to prove it. Show Sample Output
Exit with empty line
ramdomize the execution of the command echo 'hello world!'
Read all contents from current directory and display it on stdout.
Useful for if you want to create a log file every now and again or wish to record file names with date and time. You can't use the / for file names. so this replaces the / with a - Windows only Show Sample Output
Also lists hidden files, current dir and topdir.
write first line `#!`
This is one way to find out. Show Sample Output
I think it would be wise if anyone voting down left a comment indicating the reason for that action. Don't keep it to yourself. Thanks. Show Sample Output
This is a convinient way to do it in scripts. You also want to rm the ip.php file afterwards
This version does not rely on a 3rd party service. Just put this in a bash cgi on your own server.
I have this as a file called deletekey in my ~/bin. Makes life a little easier.
command to turn off your computer when you go home and can not wait Show Sample Output
I am new to linux, and I was trying to figure out why I could not sudo with my username in Fedora 10. This command, when run as root, will add a line to the sudoers file allowing the loginname supplied to sudo. The above line will require a password when you sudo, if you wish to sudo without password, use: echo 'loginname ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL' >> /etc/sudoers instead. you have to run this command as su, and this is just an easier way of using visudo, just adds it right from the terminal.
I absolutely love this website, and appreciate every contribution. This is the first place I go when I'm stuck, you all have some great ideas. But contributions seem to be slipping a little. If all of us could contribute more code from time to time, this site would be absolutely incredible. Since I'm a relative newcomer to commandline-fu, I don't have the knowledge to contribute much, but I will do what I can.
EDIT: Trolling crap removed ;)
takes approx 6 secs on a Core 2 Duo @ 2GHz, and 15 secs on atom based netbooks!
uses monoid (a,b).(x,y)=(ax+bx+ay,ax+by) with identity (0,1), and recursion relations:
F(2n-1)=Fn*Fn+F(n-1)*F(n-1)
F(2n)=(Fn+2*F(n-1))*Fn
then apply fast exponentiation to (1,0)^n = (Fn,F(n-1))
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Note that: (1,0)^-1=(1,-1) so (a,b).(1,0) = (a+b,a) and (a,b)/(1,0)=(a,b).(1,0)^-1=(b,a-b)
So we can also use a NAF representation to do the exponentiation,http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-adjacent_form , it's also very fast (about the same, depends on n):
time echo 'n=1000000;m=(n+1)/2;a=0;b=1;i=0;while(m>0){z=0;if(m%2)z=2-(m%4);m=(m-z)/2;e[i++]=z};while(i--){c=a*a;a=c+2*a*b;b=c+b*b;if(e[i]>0){t=a;a+=b;b=t};if(e[i]<0){t=a;a=b;b=t-b}};if(n%2)a*a+b*b;if(!n%2)a*(a+2*b)' | bc
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Calculates nth Fibonacci number for all n>=0, (much faster than matrix power algorithm from http://everything2.com/title/Compute+Fibonacci+numbers+FAST%2521 )
n=70332 is the biggest value at http://bigprimes.net/archive/fibonacci/ (corresponds to n=70331 there), this calculates it in less than a second, even on a netbook.
UPDATE: Now even faster! Uses recurrence relation for F(2n), see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_number#Matrix_form
n is now adjusted to match Fn at wikipedia, so bigprimes.net table is offset by 1.
UPDATE2: Probably fastest possible now ;), uses a simple monoid operation:
uses monoid (a,b).(x,y)=(ax+bx+ay,ax+by) with identity (0,1), and recursion relations:
F(2n-1)=Fn*Fn+F(n-1)*F(n-1)
F(2n)=Fn*(2*F(n-1)+Fn)
then apply fast exponentiation to (1,0)^n = (Fn,F(n-1))
.
Note that: (1,0)^-1=(1,-1) so (a,b).(1,0) = (a+b,a) and (a,b)/(1,0)=(a,b).(1,0)^-1=(b,a-b)
So we can also use a NAF representation to do the exponentiation,http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-adjacent_form , it's also very fast (about the same, depends on n):
time echo 'n=70332;m=(n+1)/2;a=0;b=1;i=0;while(m>0){z=0;if(m%2)z=2-(m%4);m=(m-z)/2;e[i++]=z};while(i--){c=a*a;a=c+2*a*b;b=c+b*b;if(e[i]>0){t=a;a+=b;b=t};if(e[i]<0){t=a;a=b;b=t-b}};if(n%2)a*a+b*b;if(!n%2)a*(a+2*b)' | bc
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