Contributed by Dengue on from the humor dept.
NaDa is a new concept. A thought, really. It is very light : 1 byte. It doesn't take long to fetch. It doesn't take long to understand. It doesn't disturb your habits nor does it makes you feel insecure. It is a reassuring piece of software that does nothing, and does it very well. That's a lot !
NaDa
Compatible with all Mac OSs, including OS X Jaguar, all Windows versions, all flavors of UNIX/Linux, Amiga, BeOS, everything you can think of, because we strongly believe that NaDa does nothing for everybody.
Sorry guys, running 3_3 is just boring, nothing to patch these days....;)"
Compatible with all operating systems past, present and future, and performs equally well on any platform. I suspect this implements the DaDa API (considering it's french roots). Lighten up, it's funny and I never get to make surrealist jokes like: How many surrealists does it take to change a lightbulb? (a fish!) anymore.
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Nada in portuguese/spanish means N-O-T-H-I-N-G!
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Oh! I know: a whiteboard.
No! An action figure, a tube of industrial adhesive, a disused railway line!
By tedu () on
/dev/zero is far superior. it's as much nothing as you need, and only requires 96 bytes of disk storage. infinite efficiency.
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In terms of disk efficiency, /dev/urandom is the best, bar none. It contains all the files you've ever had, currently have, and ever will have, as well as a whole lot of nothing. It's kind of slow to get the exact data you want, but it's there, if you're willing to wait. That's why i symlink /dev/todo to /dev/urandom (no es nada, es todo).
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I accidently renamed my NaDa file to the name of my music directory, and whilst' executing a script that moved some downloaded files into my music directory the script failed to execute.
So according to the description of NaDa I've found a bug. It did more than nothing, namely something - something it was not thought of to do, thus a bug!
Toga! Toga! Toga!
By joe_bruin () on
if anyone out there wants to implement it, feel free. be sure to include a man page with your source submission.
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