MC Route will be at adventureland in Portland tonight, starting around 7pm.
Here is the basic info.
MC Router: nerdcore rapper, originally a part of Leet Geek Beat, her myspace
page is at http://www.myspace.com/1gb
*Be warned, most of the raps include "colorful" language.*
Adventureland site i
I have seen these before. Basically, someone took a digital picture, sized the
image, and made that their desktop and then took a picture of the mac.
Pretty cool, but definitely not a see-through LCD screen.
Sorry.
On Fri, 05 Jan 2007 12:49:32 -0800, dooger watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> B
>> At what resolution does clock skew set off your OCD?
> Minutes.
Then it's not OCD.
OCD about time on the server requires at least 2 NTP servers being queried all
of the time, and maybe even a GPS clocking system set to 10MHz signal. And
don't forget a server process going over logs to indic
does not show r_xr_xr_x to begin with, you will need to add:
chmod a+x {path}/smbmnt
to make it executable by everyone, but it probably already is.
Thanks,
Chris
On Tue, 28 Nov 2006 12:54:17 -0800, "larry price" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 11/28/06, mage <[EMAIL PROTECT
Here is how to make smbmnt run as SUID; as root run:
whereis smbmnt
(this is in /usr/bin/ on my system, so I will use that path)
chmod +s /usr/bin/smbmnt
Now, using your regular account, try you actions again. You may find
that some other programs need to be SUID also (I believe that mount
I think what he is saying is that he was unhappy with the Gnome interface that
was setup with Debian, and is not running Mandriva.
As for the original problem, if Apache, PHP4 and MYSQL are all installed, but
the mod_php is not, and apache is not setup to properly execute php scripts,
then thin
Brian,
OK, the only thing to remember is that the IDE channel is only as fast as it's
slowest device. This is something that is fixed in the SATA standard, but IDE
still has slowdowns. Really, the IDE channel can only transfer as fast as the
slowest of the two transer rates. That means if yo
It really depends on a few things:
1) Is Microsoft distributing their code under their usual draconian EULAs?
2) Is Microsoft's work a derivative of the LGPL work, or does it simply link to
it?
3) Are they including information that the code, or that parts of the code, is
covered under the LGP
http://www.learncustomerserviceonline.com/Preview/ActiveListeningCS/GraphicsAL/00013983TwoAmberScreenComputersWithPeople.jpg
Amber monochrome baby!
larry price wrote:
I'm soliciting your opinion on what would make the euglug website better.
We've asked some of these questions before and some
I think i have 9.1 on my old imac... Im pretty sure it wont run osX...
even with the whopping 256M ram i jambed into it.
Jamie
First off, do the free 9.1 to 9.2 upgrade, little tidbits fixed here and
there. Also, your iMac will run OSX, I just don't advise anything
higher than 10.2, an
Time for a little Slackware startup script fun.
First, a good source of background info is at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slackware#Startup_scripts
Patrick Volkerding choose to go with the BSD style init scripts for simplicity.
Basically, each runlevel is given a particular script. That scr
>>chest. Thereby establishing the myth of why they had to kill off
> the
>> FreeBSD mascot. Tux makes some birdlike noises regurgitates an origami
> fish
>> to the crowd's applause. Everyone takes a bow and they advance to the
> next
>> stage position resetting the props on the way. Volunteers
larry price wrote:
On 1/16/06, Patrick R. Wade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
http://gplv3.fsf.org/draft
Interesting Bits from GPLv3
Can't encrypt source or binaries, or access to execution environment.
""" Complete Corresponding Source Code also includes any encryption or
It is my experience that it is both easier to read one expression, up to
a point, and more efficient for procmail because it is running fewer
instances of tests. The only time these are not true is when the long
expression is REALLY long. I would say that the moment the line becomes
difficult
Darren,
My advice would be what Bob suggested (sorry, I didn't get that one,
probably sent straight to you) and go with a bridge. Using an AP in
Bridge mode requires one that supports it, and that would make it a bit
more expensive. I did a quick check and you can find a bridge anywhere
fro
Darren,
You are getting your terms mixed up. Instead of 54g, you should be
saying 802.11g, this is the 54Mbs standard. 802.11b is the 11Mbs standard.
The simple answer is, yes, the Linksys and other 11g routers SHOULD
work. Many people have experienced "issues" with using non AirPort
rout
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