Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-05 Thread Roger H. Goun
On Mon, 2004-10-04 at 21:47, Bruce Dawson wrote:
 Does anyone have statistics on which politico sites runs what software?
 It might be interesting. You might even get a few beers (or run out of
 the bar).
 
 --Bruce

In a desperate attempt to head off a political flamewar I'm clearly
responsible for setting off, I'm going to answer Bruce's question, at
least partially. I obtained data for the major and minor party
candidates whose names or party's names I knew or could easily find out.
Apologies if I left off your favorite candidate or party--no
partisanship was intended.

Each entry in the table below represents the most recent query by the
Netcraft survey (www.netcraft.com) for the FQDN beginning with www.

Domain OS   Server
-- --   --

badnarik.org   LinuxApache/2.0.46 (Red Hat)
georgewbush.comWindows Server 2003  Microsoft-IIS/6.0
johnkerry.com  LinuxApache/1.3.27 (Unix)
peroutka2004.com   FreeBSD  Apache/1.3.29 (Unix)
votenader.org  LinuxApache

constitutionparty.com  NT4/Windows 98   Microsoft-IIS/4.0
democrats.org  LinuxApache/1.3.31 (Unix)
gop.comWindows 2000 Microsoft-IIS/5.0
gp.org LinuxApache/1.3.26 (Unix) Debian
lp.org FreeBSD  Apache/1.3.27 (Unix)
reformparty.orgLinuxApache/1.3.31 (Unix) 

Summary
---

Apache runs 73% of these sites; IIS runs 27%. Considering the small
sample size, that's pretty consistent with Netcraft's overall
statistics, which show Apache running slightly less than 70% of the 55+
million sites surveyed, with IIS at about 20% and everybody else (Sun,
NCSA, etc.) splitting the remainder.

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Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-05 Thread Paul Lussier
In a message dated: 04 Oct 2004 21:47:23 EDT
Bruce Dawson said:

On Mon, 2004-10-04 at 15:36, Roger H. Goun wrote:
 ...
 No comment, other than to suggest you run a whois search on
 nhfordean.com.
 ...

I think Roger is trying to say that the nhfordean.com site runs on
Linux. (As do a number of other political sites.) Funny how that doesn't
get mentioned in the news.

Oh, was that the point?  After seeing:

   Registrant:
  Brentwood Country Animal Hospital, P.C.
  88 Ole Gordon Rd.
  Brentwood, New Hampshire 03833
  United States

in the whois results, I thought it some kind of joke about his 'animal
scream' or something :) I'm not quite sure how I was supposed to infer
the site ran on Linux from the whois database, other than that Roger was
the contact listed.  But what nhfordean.com had to do with the
conversation at hand escaped me.  It seemed as relevent as mod's
comment, which was as apropos for this list as this entire thread.
Which was the point I was attempting to make in the first place :)

Does anyone have statistics on which politico sites runs what software?
It might be interesting. You might even get a few beers (or run out of
the bar).

The all-knowing google, using this search:

  http://www.google.com/search?q=politician+web+sites+linux+vs.+windows

reveals:

 http://www.richardallan.org.uk/index.php?p=206

which of course points to Netcraft.

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RE: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-05 Thread Whelan, Paul
The whole system needs to be scrapped and built up again.  In fact, we
should start with the currency.
http://www.norfed.org/

Power to the people.
;-)

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On Mon, Oct 04, 2004 at 09:17:54PM -0400, Bill McGonigle wrote:
 On Oct 4, 2004, at 20:53, Derek Martin wrote:
 
 By all appearances, he's nothing but a
 power-hungry war-mongering lunatic with an IQ of 67 ... Secret 
 societies don't need to be sinister, but secrecy + power have
 always seemed a little bit that way to me...
 
 Wait, is he an idiot or an evil mastermind?  Outside of Dr. Evil you 
 usually have to be brilliant, if evil, to orchestrate a world-wide 
 secret conspiracy.

Who said GW is orchestrating anything?  ;-)  More likely, his much
smarter buddies in SB are pulling his strings... (Note the lack of a
smiley.)

 Politics and power
 should be accessible for public scrutiny in any government that wants
 to label itself democracy IMO.
 
 Except we're a Republic, weakened by direct-election of senators and
an 
 income tax, currently for sale to corporate interests so that 
 politicians can pay for media advertising to manipulate the votes of
an 
 uneducated populous.

I know... but the politicians never say that, because they want you to
think you have more power than you do to influence things.  It makes
the population happier, and easier to control.  There's a reason that
political science programs teach Machiavelli...

Anyway, this is not the place for these discussions, so I'll bow out
now.  :)

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Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-05 Thread Ted Roche
Doc Searls covered this in a Linux Journal article last year:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=7239
Ted Roche
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http://www.tedroche.com
On Oct 4, 2004, at 9:47 PM, Bruce Dawson wrote:
On Mon, 2004-10-04 at 15:36, Roger H. Goun wrote:
...
No comment, other than to suggest you run a whois search on
nhfordean.com.
...
I think Roger is trying to say that the nhfordean.com site runs on
Linux. (As do a number of other political sites.) Funny how that 
doesn't
get mentioned in the news.

Does anyone have statistics on which politico sites runs what software?
It might be interesting. You might even get a few beers (or run out of
the bar).
--Bruce
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Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-05 Thread Roger H. Goun
On Tue, 2004-10-05 at 09:27, Paul Lussier wrote:
 In a message dated: 04 Oct 2004 21:47:23 EDT
 Bruce Dawson said:
 
 On Mon, 2004-10-04 at 15:36, Roger H. Goun wrote:
  ...
  No comment, other than to suggest you run a whois search on
  nhfordean.com.
  ...
 
 I think Roger is trying to say that the nhfordean.com site runs on
 Linux. (As do a number of other political sites.) Funny how that doesn't
 get mentioned in the news.
 
 Oh, was that the point?  After seeing:
 
Registrant:
   Brentwood Country Animal Hospital, P.C.
   88 Ole Gordon Rd.
   Brentwood, New Hampshire 03833
   United States
 
 in the whois results, I thought it some kind of joke about his 'animal
 scream' or something :) I'm not quite sure how I was supposed to infer
 the site ran on Linux from the whois database, other than that Roger was
 the contact listed.  But what nhfordean.com had to do with the
 conversation at hand escaped me.  It seemed as relevent as mod's
 comment, which was as apropos for this list as this entire thread.
 Which was the point I was attempting to make in the first place :)

Actually, I was trying to say that I didn't support Kerry in the
Primary. But I like Bruce's interpretation better. :-)

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Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-05 Thread Bill McGonigle
Kudos to the admin at votenader for being the only one sensible enough 
to turn off the servertokens. ('ServerTokens ProductOnly' in 
httpd.conf)

Jeers to Apache for leaving it on by default...
Food for thought - Nader's privacy oriented - here privacy paranoia 
helps security; does it scale to the nation?

-Bill
On Oct 5, 2004, at 09:27, Roger H. Goun wrote:
votenader.org  LinuxApache

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Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-05 Thread Thomas Charron
I might have thought about helping out if their minions hadnt have
tried to convince my roomie that his vote didnt count becouse he was
wasn't voting demt OR rep..

On Mon, 04 Oct 2004 11:20:30 -0400, Roger H. Goun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 The John Kerry campaign office in Nashua is in desperate need of a toner
 cartridge for an HP LaserJet 5si MX printer.
 HP Part Number: C3909A
 Lexmark Part Number: 140109A
 If you have one you'd be willing to donate, please let me know. If
 you're not in the Nashua area, I'll find a way to get it from you.
 Thanks!
 -- Roger
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Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-05 Thread Rob Lembree
I don't like interfering with the natural order of things, but...

this thread's a little off topic -- as much as I like a good political
debate between friends, can I suggest that it be done over beers 
instead of on the LUG list?

--
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SavaJe Technologies, Inc.



Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-05 Thread Bill McGonigle
I was thinking last time there was a topic amok - are there any MUA's 
that have something like the old usenet 'killfile' functionality?  
Sure, you could go setup a filter, but back in the day good Usenet 
clients had a quick 'kill this thread' feature that could be set to 
expire in n days so your killfile didn't clutter up with long-forgotten 
threads.

That would be handy for lots of mailing lists.
-Bill
On Oct 5, 2004, at 15:00, Rob Lembree wrote:
I don't like interfering with the natural order of things, but...
this thread's a little off topic -- as much as I like a good political
debate between friends, can I suggest that it be done over beers
instead of on the LUG list?

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Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-05 Thread Kevin D. Clark

Bill McGonigle [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 I was thinking last time there was a topic amok - are there any MUA's
 that have something like the old usenet 'killfile' functionality?

Gnus (running in X?Emacs) supports this, but then again Gnus thinks
that mail and news are pretty much the same thing.  This is a very
handy feature.

Time to *plonk* this thread...

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Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-05 Thread Numberwhun
Kevin D. Clark wrote:
Time to *plonk* this thread...
 

Agreed. 

jlk
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Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-04 Thread Roger H. Goun
The John Kerry campaign office in Nashua is in desperate need of a toner
cartridge for an HP LaserJet 5si MX printer.

HP Part Number: C3909A
Lexmark Part Number: 140109A

If you have one you'd be willing to donate, please let me know. If
you're not in the Nashua area, I'll find a way to get it from you.

Thanks!

-- Roger
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RE: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-04 Thread Brian
I used to have a batch of toners for that printer that were notorious for
jamming/clogging the printer.  Too bad I threw them all out, or I'd gladly
send them over ;) 

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Subject: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

The John Kerry campaign office in Nashua is in desperate need of a toner
cartridge for an HP LaserJet 5si MX printer.

HP Part Number: C3909A
Lexmark Part Number: 140109A

If you have one you'd be willing to donate, please let me know. If you're
not in the Nashua area, I'll find a way to get it from you.

Thanks!

-- Roger
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Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-04 Thread Roger H. Goun
On Mon, 2004-10-04 at 13:54, Paul Lussier wrote:
 In a message dated: Mon, 04 Oct 2004 11:20:30 EDT
 Roger H. Goun said:
 
 The John Kerry campaign office in Nashua is in desperate need of a toner
 cartridge for an HP LaserJet 5si MX printer.
 
 Are you sure it's an HP?  If you ask again, I bet they'll say it's a
 Cannon, or perhaps an Epson ;) Of course, if you ask again, you'll
 likely get a response of 'We tried the Epson before we tried the HP! And
 if we had it to do over again, we'd buy the same way, but we'd do it
 completely differently!'

Yeah, I'm sure it's an HP. I installed it for them. Several times. The
first time as a network printer. Laughed when I saw it was BOOTP only
and couldn't get an IP address from the Linksys router. Gave it a static
IP. Couldn't ping it from some of the PCs. Laughed when I found another
daisy-chained Linksys router with the same factory-default settings.
(They'd been wondering why machines sometimes lost connectivity when
somebody else plugged in a laptop. Could be worse--they could have been
Wi-Fi access points with factory default settings.) Cleaned up that mess
and spent some time trying to get HP's gawdawful IPP client software
working on their Win98, XP, and 2K boxes. Gave up after innumerable
client crashes. Plugged a parallel cable into the nearest PC, which
happened to be Win98, and tried to set it up as an SMB printer instead.
Laughed when it asked for a Win98 CD. Cried when I couldn't find Win98
PCL drivers on HP's Web site. Drove an hour home, dug around until I
found a Win98 CD, and talked a staffer through a VNC install over the
phone. Read the VNC documentation trying to remember how to start a
listen-only viewer session on a Linux box. Poked a hole in my firewall.
Took control of the PC, copied required drivers to a Web server and
snarfed them onto the PC. Installed drivers. Works great! :-)

 And why exactly can't they run down the street and buy one from Staples?

Doubt they have budget for that. Everything was donated, including the
printer. (What a surprise!) The good news is somebody came up with a
toner cartridge for them.

 Not being a Kerry fan, please excuse me while I sit here not feeling
 bad for them.

No comment, other than to suggest you run a whois search on
nhfordean.com.

 (Of course, it it was W's office, I wouldn't feel sorry for them either,
 but that's only because they wouldn't have this problem.  They would
 have a well planned strategery for dealing with these inevitabilitisms
 which frequently occur inopportunedly :)

Yup.

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Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-04 Thread Derek Martin
On Mon, Oct 04, 2004 at 01:54:24PM -0400, Paul Lussier wrote:
 Not being a Kerry fan, please excuse me while I sit here not feeling
 bad for them.
 
 (Of course, it it was W's office, I wouldn't feel sorry for them either,
 but that's only because they wouldn't have this problem.  They would
 have a well planned strategery for dealing with these inevitabilitisms
 which frequently occur inopportunedly :)

I'm not a Kerry fan either, and generally I'm no fan of Democrats...
But it saddens me to think that intelligent people can find ways to
justify supporting GWB.  By all appearances, he's nothing but a
power-hungry war-mongering lunatic with an IQ of 67, who has no regard
whatever for the international community, or even his own people.

And it makes me a little nervous that Bush and Kerry both have
publicly admitted to being members of the Skull and Bones, an elitist
secret society which recruits its members at Yale University.  This is
not conspiracy theorist fantasy; it's been reported by the major news
media outlets:

  http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/10/02/60minutes/main576332.shtml

Secret societies don't need to be sinister, but secrecy + power have
always seemed a little bit that way to me...  Politics and power
should be accessible for public scrutiny in any government that wants
to label itself democracy IMO.

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Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-04 Thread Jeff Kinz
On Tue, Oct 05, 2004 at 09:53:32AM +0900, Derek Martin wrote:
 I'm not a Kerry fan either, and generally I'm no fan of Democrats...
 But it saddens me to think that intelligent people can find ways to
 justify supporting GWB.  By all appearances, he's nothing but a
 power-hungry war-mongering lunatic with an IQ of 67, who has no regard
 whatever for the international community, or even his own people.
 
 And it makes me a little nervous that Bush and Kerry both have
 publicly admitted to being members of the Skull and Bones, an elitist
 secret society which recruits its members at Yale University.  This is
 not conspiracy theorist fantasy; it's been reported by the major news
 media outlets:
 
   http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/10/02/60minutes/main576332.shtml

Since skull and bones members have to leave the room anytime the society
gets mentioned, what will happen if somebody bring this up to the
candidates during the town meeting - questions from the audience style
debate thats coming up? ;-)




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Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-04 Thread Bill McGonigle
On Oct 4, 2004, at 20:53, Derek Martin wrote:
By all appearances, he's nothing but a
power-hungry war-mongering lunatic with an IQ of 67 ... Secret 
societies don't need to be sinister, but secrecy + power have
always seemed a little bit that way to me...
Wait, is he an idiot or an evil mastermind?  Outside of Dr. Evil you 
usually have to be brilliant, if evil, to orchestrate a world-wide 
secret conspiracy.

Politics and power
should be accessible for public scrutiny in any government that wants
to label itself democracy IMO.
Except we're a Republic, weakened by direct-election of senators and an 
income tax, currently for sale to corporate interests so that 
politicians can pay for media advertising to manipulate the votes of an 
uneducated populous.

-Bill

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Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-04 Thread Michael ODonnell


OK - two guys are watching a dog licking its own genitals.

One guy says, I sure wish I were able to do that...

The other guy says, Naaahh!  He'd probably bite you.
 
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Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-04 Thread Paul Lussier
In a message dated: Tue, 05 Oct 2004 09:53:32 +0900
Derek Martin said:

On Mon, Oct 04, 2004 at 01:54:24PM -0400, Paul Lussier wrote:
 Not being a Kerry fan, please excuse me while I sit here not feeling
 bad for them.
 
 (Of course, it it was W's office, I wouldn't feel sorry for them either,
 but that's only because they wouldn't have this problem.  They would
 have a well planned strategery for dealing with these inevitabilitisms
 which frequently occur inopportunedly :)

I'm not a Kerry fan either, and generally I'm no fan of Democrats...
But it saddens me to think that intelligent people can find ways to
justify supporting GWB.  By all appearances, he's nothing but a
power-hungry war-mongering lunatic with an IQ of 67, who has no regard
whatever for the international community, or even his own people.

I'm amused by the thought that you believe I was justifying my support
for anyone by what I stated in any of my e-mails.  Does no one recognize
parody or sarcasm anymore?

And it makes me a little nervous that Bush and Kerry both have
publicly admitted to being members of the Skull and Bones, an elitist
secret society which recruits its members at Yale University.

Should this worry me any more or less than the fact that every
U.S. President has been a member of the Free Masons?

This is not conspiracy theorist fantasy; it's been reported by the
major news media outlets:

  http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/10/02/60minutes/main576332.shtml

Lots of things have been reported by the major media news outlets
lately, many of which have turned out to be fraudulent, deceptive, or
outright lies.  Excuse while I doubt the veracity or dependability of
these supposed 'sources beyond reproach'

Secret societies don't need to be sinister, but secrecy + power have
always seemed a little bit that way to me...  Politics and power
should be accessible for public scrutiny in any government that wants
to label itself democracy IMO.

Yeah, except the U.S. of A. is *not* a democracy, and what should be
seldom is.


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Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-04 Thread Michael ODonnell


One time, when I was eleven years old, I ate
an entire outboard motor.
 
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Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-04 Thread Bruce Dawson
On Mon, 2004-10-04 at 15:36, Roger H. Goun wrote:
 ...
 No comment, other than to suggest you run a whois search on
 nhfordean.com.
 ...

I think Roger is trying to say that the nhfordean.com site runs on
Linux. (As do a number of other political sites.) Funny how that doesn't
get mentioned in the news.

Does anyone have statistics on which politico sites runs what software?
It might be interesting. You might even get a few beers (or run out of
the bar).

--Bruce


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Re: Toner cartridge for Kerry office

2004-10-04 Thread Derek Martin
On Mon, Oct 04, 2004 at 09:34:06PM -0400, Michael ODonnell wrote:
 One time, when I was eleven years old, I ate
 an entire outboard motor.

Thanks for the laugh.  :)

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