ll barely tolerable...)
The first thing I do when I have to use a Windows machine is either pop
in my Knoppix CD (if I'm allowed to), or otherwise pop in my Cygwin CD
and start up X. :)
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rillic and accented Latin characters
and generally don't have any problems. Every once in a while, mutt seems
to confuse a letter here and there, but it's generally ok.
Unfortunately, some of the graphical glitches have annoyed me to the
point that I've stopped using mutt for anything but plain-
ll make life a lot easier than it was with 3. Most likely, when you
start booting up your W2K, it'll hang. You'll need to boot into it
natively and set up hardware profiles. You'll need one hardware profile
for VMWare and another one for native booting. There's also some work to
figure out the
pronunciation? (I'm guessing that it's "che(eseburger)" as "q" in Pinyin
seems to be a ch and not a k sound.
Also, any simpler references to more on the subject would be
appreciated. I'm actually finding all of this very interesting. :)
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ese decisions should be left to the users. Show
the users HOW to change their own home directory permissions, but do not
do it for them. If they choose to do it, then they can. Personally, I
believe that information should be shared, so I leave my home directory
world-readable. I only restrict acces
ust get pscp. (putty scp) Do a google search for
"putty ssh" and hit "I'm feeling lucky". It'll take you straight there.
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it for you. Using
Perl, I'd do:
#!/usr/bin/perl
open (INFILE, $ARGV[0]);
open (OUTFILE, >$ARGV[1]);
foreach () {
$_ =~ s/^ {2}/\t/;
while ($_ =~ /^\t {2}/) {
$_ =~ s/\t {2}/\t\t/;
}
print OUTFILE $_;
}
close INFILE;
close OUTFILE;
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ve equal security consideration to all machines,
regardless of if they're currently "open for attacks". Because,
inevitably, at some point they WILL BE, and at that point you don't want
any easily exploitable security holes.
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gt; but, when i tried running ./runInstaller on Disk1 it ask me for a DISPLAY so
> i just export a setting. And found out that Oracle must be run on a GUI?.
>
> Hm, is there other solutions here?
Unfortunately, no. Oracle must be installed using the Java installer
which requires the GUI i
On Sat, 2003-10-04 at 12:13, Ed Lawson wrote:
> Alex Malinovich wrote:
>
> >
> >Thanks very much for the heads up about the madwifi project. I just went
> >out and picked up a Linksys 802.11A+G PCMCIA card for my laptop, and
> >after a bit of fiddling, got it up a
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> On Wednesday 01 October 2003 23:50, Alex Malinovich wrote:
> > I've been looking more at getting a wireless card for my laptop lately
> > as my university is now nearly 100% covered with wifi access. I know
> > that there i
or a combo 802.11a/b card. But I'm wondering how good the support
I can expect is. Is anyone successfully using any combo cards or a g
card in Linux? Any particular things to look out for? Recommended
brands, chipsets, etc?
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> like to run the swendeleter.pl script automatically every so often to keep my
> mailbox from overfiling.
Actually, cron will let you start a job by minute.
Take a look at:
man crontab
man 5 crontab
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you with any real questions or suggestions.
And my comments about dselect were not meant to be exclusive of other
package managers. Every good package manager will show you suggests and
recommends, I just tend to prefer the way that dselect does it for my
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Though I know of QUITE a few people who absolutely swear by aptitude.
Personally, I couldn't be happier with dselect. :)
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irror.pl, but you'll also need to get the
other related files to handle cleaning up old files, etc.
It's not extremely well documented, but the variables at the top of
file are pretty clear so you can set it up to do more or less what you
want. If you need any help with it, or if you decid
at Debian has been doing for years, I'd
much rather see them JOIN with Debian to further promote
community-supported distros.
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e?
I did a writeup of the process a few months ago specifically for
installing Oracle 9i on Sid. Things have gotten a lot simpler since
then since libc has been upgraded in Sid. You can find it at:
http://www.the-love-shack.net/oracle-on-sid.shtml
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localscan-install.html haven't really helped much as I'm still confused
about the whole local_scan + spamc/d issue.
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(with a Maildir) to store and access the mail. What else would be needed
in order to implement the filter?
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On Wed, 2003-09-10 at 02:33, Baka Tamas wrote:
> On Wednesday 10 September 2003 06.20, Alex Malinovich wrote:
--snip--
> > i.e. modprobe -r emu10k1
> >
> > After that, you'll want to make sure that you have the appropriate ALSA
> > drivers loaded:
> >
> &g
stick with OSS, you'll
need to wait for someone else to reply as I haven't used OSS in well
over a year now.
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move one of the spaces into the optional part, otherwise
> with no "(guts)" part the rule is looking for 2 consecutive spaces.
I knew it was bound to be a stupid mistake. :) Thanks! :)
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o be whatever I want, but shouldn't it
default to something intelligent like:
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5) Any tips you might have for making life easier, especially in
regards to dealing with debian-user.
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etting the OSS
drivers working with an SB live is very painless, but the ALSA drivers
work much better with much better control. If you're currently using
OSS, I'd strongly suggest switching to ALSA and then seeing what the
situation is like.
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r "parsesize.pl" will get called
by sidmirror, so you don't have to worry about when to use them. Run
sidmirror with -h or --help for usage info.
You can get all the scripts at:
http://www.the-love-shack.net/geek.html
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) via [[:alnum:]]+$
Now the filter gets rid of the latter, but lets the former through! Is
there some glaring omission in my regexp that I haven't caught yet?
Possibly because of the double parenthesis? The outer set is for a
selection, the inner set is literal. Any suggestions are welcome
ll school
though. About 5000 students I think.
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that's possible in their
environment. (e.g. I don't think it's possible to do a } else { line in
python even when using comments because you'd have comment code comment
on one line)
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one, love it when I have a job to do. But if I just feel like
hacking at some code I don't like it. I find that just feeling out a
program as I go along is much more fun. But when I just need to get a
job done, having a good plan in place is the greatest thing in the
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dhclient may have some way of getting around it, but I just use pump if
I'm in a Windows environment.
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the right and bottom edges. If I use the Nuvola theme, all I get is the
top left corner of the image. Everything still works fine, it just looks
weird. Any ideas where I could start looking to fix the problem?
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> On Thu, Aug 28, 2003 at 01:44:50AM -0500, Alex Malinovich wrote:
> > I've been using Perl for a number of years with programs that store
> > data in flat files. Usually using a combination of likely-to-be-unique
> >
vise a
language with an extremely solid OO structure, good garbage collection,
easy interfaces to C libraries, and most importantly, forced type C
bracketing, I'd be in heaven! :)
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indentation just doesn't cut it for me. I deal much better with counting
brackets or, better yet, having The One True Editor highlight
corresponding brackets as I pass over their partners. :)
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ve it's meant to be 'fsckd up beyond all recognition'
and was originally 'fubar'. Though there has been discussion regarding
whether foobar and fubar have any real relation. For a rather complete
writeup on the topic, see:
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=foobar
and
h
not and it will actually work.
And if there's already a shell-script for it (I'm not familiar with
'rename') just run it in Cygwin. :)
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myStringVariable =~ s/ /_/; or some such only to realize that it won't
work. :)
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On Wed, 2003-08-27 at 21:43, Ron Johnson wrote:
> On Wed, 2003-08-27 at 16:01, Alex Malinovich wrote:
> > Дана сре, 27-08-2003 у 13:06, Steve Lamb је написао:
> > > On Wed, 27 Aug 2003 04:21:05 -0700
> > > Paul Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [snip]
&g
ou silly English K-nigit! Getting my hopes all up hoping that Gates was
dead! How rude! :)
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what prompted this
question in the first place) but I've never quite gotten comfortable
with C. I'm also very reluctant to learn Python because I'm very adamant
in how I use whitespace. Though I will need to pick it up sooner later.
As well as Ruby and probably PHP as well. You can never kno
be argued that the speed at which a
program can be written is more important than the speed at which it
executes.
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. If not for some of the speed
limitations and, more importantly, the fact that it's non-free, I would
say that Java is the perfect language. Hmm... is that gasoline I smell?
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> On Tuesday 26 August 2003 04:35 am, Alex Malinovich wrote:
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> You didn't say what your major is, so I am assuming it is CS.
CIS actually. Not nearly as much theory as CS and a very solid grounding
in business and management. Abo
On Tue, 2003-08-26 at 09:18, Ron Johnson wrote:
> On Tue, 2003-08-26 at 08:36, Mark Roach wrote:
> > On Tue, 2003-08-26 at 08:52, Ron Johnson wrote:
> > > On Tue, 2003-08-26 at 03:35, Alex Malinovich wrote:
> > > > I've, unfortunately, been forced into taking a C
r family for not
including a proper copyright notice any time you use two or more letters
present in the product name in a sentence. Whoops! There goes the
family! :)
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>
> On Mon, Aug 25, 2003 at 11:38:37PM -0500, Alex Malinovich wrote:
> > The only way I've EVER done TV-out from a computer has been with my
> > laptop, which is using an ATI Mobility M4.
>
> Could You
es may work.
The only way I've EVER done TV-out from a computer has been with my
laptop, which is using an ATI Mobility M4.
Hope that helps. :)
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>
> > > I use Moneydance after trying GNUcash, kapital, Mymoney, QHacc and
> > > Checkbook Tracker. Moneydance is the best.
> > >
> > >
ken? THAT's double-entry! Every
debit in one account is a credit in another. So when you debit $20 from
your checking account, you also credit $20 to your Expenses:Auto:Gas
account. Simple. :)
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;financial institutions"?
Not in the point-and-drool fashion offered by things like Money and
Quicken. For gnucash you would have to manually go to your bank's web
site and download the qif.
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, I ended up switching to gnucash and have been there
since.
I agree that moneydance is a very good program, but I hesitate to
recommend non-free software which is why I use and tend to promote
gnucash. And I do very much believe that given 10 - 15 minutes to just
sit down and use gnucash, it becomes ve
ake. In gnucash, you do the same. The only difference
is that every "category" is actually a separate account. If you want,
you can always look at any individual account (say, Expenses:Auto), or
you can just ignore them and only really worry about your checking and
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to my Gnome
menu on a panel that has all of my most commonly used programs in it.
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> Le Vendredi 22 Août 2003 00:08, Alex Malinovich a déclamé :
> > Assuming you're exchanging messages with friends who have French,
> > Japanese, and English fonts installed, and that their mailers support
> > Unic
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> > I'm pretty sure that most MUA's, M$ and otherwise, already have full
> > Unicode support. Any MUA that's used anywhere outside of the US would
e it in order to be used seriously. On the off
chance that they don't, however, you don't really have to worry about
it. All regular ASCII characters (i.e. all characters in the English
alphabet) will still show up fine.
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as proper English is concerned, recursive
acronyms are 'wrong', but as far as geeks dating back to the MIT AI lab
and earlier, they're considered quite clever. :)
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I have my entire system set up to use UTF whenever possible. The only
problems I have are when using a plain (i.e. not xterm) console, some
characters don't display correctly. But for communication with others,
I've never had a problem.
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> On Mon, Aug 18, 2003 at 07:51:00PM -0500, Alex Malinovich wrote:
> > (Thankfully it was all a dirty hack so I don't
> > have to worry about ever writing somethin
On Tue, 2003-08-19 at 02:53, cr wrote:
> On Tuesday 19 August 2003 12:51, Alex Malinovich wrote:
>
> (snip)
>
> >
> > IANAL, but this is how I've understood the law and, in particular, how
> > my former employer would most certainly interpret it.
>
> I
eard of
anyone even TRYING to enforce a clause such as this, much less succeed.
Though I have personally SEEN the clause on a number of occasions.
p.s. This list goes to my primary mailbox, so no need to CC me on
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> Sorry.
> I forget the log.
> cheers
It looks like it might be a problem with the framebuffer device. Try
setting:
Option "UseFBDev" "false"
in the Device section of your XF86Config-4.
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engine. Maybe some of your q3 files got corrupted somehow? Have you
tried re-installing maybe?
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isk making my entire program 'illegal'.
Theoretically, if I re-implemented that library in say, Perl, I still
MIGHT be in violation. (Thankfully it was all a dirty hack so I don't
have to worry about ever writing something that bad again. :)
IANAL, but this is how I've underst
her app keeps writing "--
> MARK --" in /var/log/messages. Looks like my limited disk space shall all
> be eaten up by log files. Any idea on how to reduce the amount of logging
> in my case??
Running 'ifdown' before unplugging should at least take care of the
dhc
Everything either runs extremely
slowly or stops responding altogether. I had thought that maybe it was
some program going crazy and dumping data either to a log file or a tmp
file, but I've checked both /var/log and /tmp every time it's happened
and they are usually contain no more than a
en introduced to free software through
Cygwin, I went to gnu.org and looked at the list of recommended distros
in order to get started. Sure enough, the "free-est of the free" that I
found mention of was Debian. Oh well, I guess you can't ALWAYS be on
top. :)
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you want the Windows-lookalike GUI client, you'll want 'btdownloadgui'
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Then again, it could have something to do with growing up in Sarajevo
and being surrounded by mountains, or with spending every winter break
as a child at my grandmother's house where 'heating' was what the
wood-burning stove in the kitchen did for that one room. :)
Though sai
er dsl ?
apt-get install rsync
If that doesn't work, then you need to look into actual hardware or
service problems. (e.g. your ISP blocking certain types of transfers)
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references.
And while we're discussing theoretical things, why do all of my friends
think I'm a geek? Oh... wait... :)
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On Tue, 2003-08-12 at 13:50, Greg Folkert wrote:
> MR DUCKS!
> MRNOT DUCKS!
> CM EDBD WINGS?
> LIB MR! DUCKS!
I always heard it as:
M R ducks
M R not ducks
O S A R
C D E D B D wings?
Y I B! M R ducks!
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for dpkg and apt-get for more details. It
might be possible to have aptitude do all of this from the command line
as well, but since it would just end up calling dpkg and apt-get anyway,
you may as well cut out the middle man.
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a stream of
integers corresponding to the waveform of the original source. Not to
compress it, not to convert it back, and not to get a unique value. Just
to do it. But then, that's just me. I can't pretend to know what the OP
truly had in mind. :)
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specifically Alan. This just happened to be the most recent post that I
saw about this issue and was a convenient one to reply to.
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while he's traveling in the countryside. While I seriously doubt
that I could send him messages directly from my cell phone in the US,
I'm wondering if there's a way to do it online? SMS or something
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te that it would be even
worse than dealing with a dead parrot. But enough of this. I have things
I must attend to in my own, particular.
Idiom, sir?
Idiom!
p.s. And don't worry about how we got the coconuts either! :)
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ption that most websites that are on the same IP will use the same
nameserver as well, it might be a good start to just get the A records
on that particular nameserver.
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> You want obscure? Go look at Microsoft's BTS.
Microsoft HAS a BTS?! Where?! (Or do they call it a "feature" tracking
system? :)
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:)
As for bugzilla, I for one would be opposed to it. I actually think that
bugzilla is a bit TOO full-featured for its own good. I like to go by
the KISS principle. (Keep It Simple, Stupid :)
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/dev/hdc1 /usr/bin/gcc -> /usr/bin/gcc-3.2 - Now we're ok again.
Unless the idea is to keep /dev/hdc1 mounted as a backup drive (e.g.
/backup/hdc/1) in which case the symlink considerations come in handy.
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thing I'm surprised hasn't been mentioned
is using 'cp' in parted. Using a partitioning tool to copy partitions
sure sounds like a pretty safe bet to me. :)
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I would like some help.
>
> I can do AIM, Yahoo, ICQ, or whatever.
Check out #debian on irc.debian.org. There's always a bunch of helpful
people in there. Every once in a while, someone might get grumpy, but
you can just ignore them and keep talking to the helpful ones. :)
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to /backup or some other
silly thing, this should be ok, right? Or am I missing some of the finer
points of multiple mounts throughout the filesystem?
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versions, it's much simpler to do it this way since you can get both the
package name and the package version from the same line in Packages.gz.
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> Every time when killed gdm will restart itself, so if I start with gdm
> and later I don't want to see gdm after logout how should I do??
> Thanks
As root, run "gdm-stop".
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> On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 20:30:11 +0200, Alex Malinovich wrote:
>
> > However, from everything I
> > know about bit torrent (I don't use it myself) I had thought that it
> > would only establish connections WHILE y
On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 13:25, Mark Ferlatte wrote:
> Alex Malinovich said on Thu, Jul 17, 2003 at 01:17:51PM -0500:
> > My roommate's computer is turning into an undead monster in regards to
> > the network interface. He's constantly downloading things over our
> >
is a true "standard" but every tabbed
application I've ever used has honored it.
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s downloads. However, from everything I
know about bit torrent (I don't use it myself) I had thought that it
would only establish connections WHILE you were downloading something.
Any ideas/suggestions?
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pad. /dev/input/event[0-n] I think event interfaces are numbered
according to the order that the devices are configured, so you'll have
to try event0 event1 and event2 if you have a standard keyboard/mouse
setup. Good luck.
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with 2.6.0-test1, so I really want to pursue this.
Getting a USB mouse to work with 2.6 is extremely easy as the whole USB
input interface has been much improved. Unfortunately, the rest of the
input methods have all been made considerably more complicated. (Though
it is quite understandable.) Gettin
conf. There's a line in there that either needs to be
commented or uncommented to enable external connections. Just look
through it and you should find it no problem. My server is down at the
moment so I can't give you more precise directions.
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with 0.9. Other than that, I don't know what to suggest. Good
luck.
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it myself but I've heard good things. apt-cache show glade and/or
apt-cache show glade-2.
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