LedgerSMB looks quite interesting. I noticed that it is a fork of SQL-Ledger, but I don't think I saw anything explaining the differences between the two. Also, I was also unable to find a list of features for LedgerSMB. Would you mind pointing me to a link if I've overlooked something?Seeing as
Has anyone seen any independent verification of this? I see everyone and their mom blogging about it, but they all cite the Washington Post. I hesitate to dismiss this as an April Fools joke, as it would be a very sick joke and is far to close to reality to be funny. However, it _is_ the 1st of
Speaking of the we do not support your system crap,
http://crashsystems.net/2008/08/comcast-wont-support-linux/
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of that speed is used for the radios to coordinate the timing of who
transmits when. Therefore, you're real life data transmission will be more
like 22MB/s. The more wireless devices on that channel, the more
coordination necessary, and the less actual speed that you get to use.
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$1/month for 10GB storage and 20GB bandwidth/month at 3ix.com? Personally,
that sounds too good to be true, aka huge overselling. Am I wrong?
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the tarball
over the network once I'm ready to put the teacher's files back on her
laptop? An optional bonus would be to exclude all files beginning with a '.'
in the home directory, so as not to overwrite the default user app settings.
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reason I like the
idea of a challenge. I have the i386 alternate CD, downloaded via
bittorrent. Any ideas on how to use the packages from the iso to populate
the cache?
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access to. If we were able to track a student's web usage, we would
be able to confront them about such issues, which in turn would make them
less likely to look for such holes in the filtering system.
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I could do that, and in fact have ran tcpdump on the user's computer.
However, from that data, can I find out not only what websites they are
visiting, but how long they are spending on each website?
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Thanks for the link Steven. I checked to see if the long url parameter was
on (which was the problem for that guy), and it is set to no in my config
file.
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2.7 release looks quite
nice too.
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reading the iptables man page for the past 30 minutes, and yet iptables
continues to thwart my best efforts. Can anyone help me discover the proper
incantations to ge this to work? Thanks in advance.
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does suspend work? If I were to get one, I think it would be likely that I
would use suspend a lot.
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other ways to make Ubuntu run
close to the same speed on the 900?
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From everything I've heard, the custom Xandros build is tailored to this
computer, and on average runs about twice as fast as anything else that can
be installed. I think that in specific, they've done a lot of tweaking with
the kernel.
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