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sense of humor, for sure!
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Ty John wrote:
On Thu, 11 Feb 2010 05:24:46 +
John Murphy wrote:
bit dream:
While processes were sleeping and user root was weeping,
just before man luck was out of time.
He had sudo'd then he chowned, then de deed while he was stoned.
The destruction was successful. As a crime.
Down
KAYVEN RIESE wrote:
On Wed, 27 Jan 2010, Dag-Erling Smørgrav wrote:
Charlie Kester writes:
Not the cheapest way to heat a room, but it's probably the most fun!
Elementary thermodynamics: a computer and an electric heater produce the
exact same amount of heat per unit of electrical power con
Jayton Garnett wrote:
Ah yes, the discovery phase. It's so blissful, warm and cuddly... I remember
that time.
It was many many moons ago (4.7 had just come out)
Good luck with that!
Jay
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Programmer In Training wrote:
The FreeBSD os comparison[0] mentioned in the subject line is woefully
out of date. Where would I go to bug someone about a newer one? I'm
telling a (relatively) minted geek friend of mine who wants benchmarks
and stats on FreeBSD vs. Windows XP (and when 7 is suppos
top posting is fine...
Q. Who sets the standard for email lists?
A. NO ONE
Martin Tournoij wrote:
On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 03:08:49AM -0700, james michael wrote:
Q. Whereis doesn't...
A. portsnap fetch extract
Q. Flash doesn't...
A. exactly, it doesn't and it won't.
Q. Whereis doesn't...
A. portsnap fetch extract
Q. Flash doesn't...
A. exactly, it doesn't and it won't.
Warren Block wrote:
Interrupted Unix FAQ 1.0, 2009-01-31
Warren Block
Q. Sendmail doesn't...
A. Fix DNS.
Q. Why don't my cron jobs...
A. Use full paths.
Q. tcsh doesn't...
A. rehash
Q.
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Dan Langille wrote:
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james michael wrote:
Ricardo Jesus wrote:
Dan Langille wrote:
james wrote:
are scripts that you make to make your life easier forbidden to share?
I've been sharing mine at http://fishy.ath.cx/scripts
Ricardo Jesus wrote:
Dan Langille wrote:
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james wrote:
are scripts that you make to make your life easier forbidden to share?
I've been sharing mine at http://fishy.ath.cx/scripts.html which are
just simple scripts to solve problems... I w
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james wrote:
are scripts that you make to make your life easier forbidden to share?
I've been sharing mine at http://fishy.ath.cx/scripts.html which are
just simple scripts to solve problems... I wonder how many times p
are scripts that you make to make your life easier forbidden to share?
I've been sharing mine at http://fishy.ath.cx/scripts.html which are
just simple scripts to solve problems... I wonder how many times people
have written the same scripts because they weren't available. Anyways
just an idea
Kevin Kinsey wrote:
Gary Gatten wrote:
I'm a function before form person, so pretty GUI's don't
really impress me much. Make it detect my hardware CORRECTLY and
install the right stuff fairly quickly and I'm happy!
Hee hee ^^^
;-)
I say, keep it as is, its fine. it w
Jayton Garnett wrote:
Doesn't the US law have something to stop one company buying up another
where they are direct competitors? I hope Sun have/will agree to release the
MySQL rights to the whom ever has been working on it at Sun H/Q, although I
very much doubt this.
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Are there any public use astronomy servers? you know sign up and use a
telescope via the server?
Kenneth P. Stox wrote:
On Tue, 2009-03-24 at 16:44 -0700, james michael wrote:
I've always wanted to get more into astronomy but never had the time or
the equipment. If anyone knows of
I've always wanted to get more into astronomy but never had the time or
the equipment. If anyone knows of more ways to get into the subject I
would appreciate it.
Matt Olander wrote:
Hi!
Is anybody into astronomy on FreeBSD? I'd love to hook up a telescope
to my FreeBSD laptop and use some s
John Murphy wrote:
On Thu, 19 Mar 2009 15:01:20 + Rick N wrote:
I understand Vmware is commercial, but what about Sun's/OpenSolaris's xVM,
(VirtualBox) its free. I haven't played with it in awhile but FreeBSD could be
run as a Guest OS. Maybe the newer version can support FreeBSD ho
I noticed a lot of the "free media" programs actually failed but I
thought I might run idea through some people, a free media program
directed not at any distro/flavor but just directed to help people
learn. Just an idea from your kind friends at the PLC (pulpie learning
community) pulpie.ath.c
use my old and unsupported Network
Card on FreeBSD, maybe there are people willing to pay something for
that... I mean, just because something isnt working as expected in all
directions that doesnt mean it is completelly useless.
cheers,
Victor Lima
2009/3/5 james michael <mailto:jamesthefi
I find this completely useless as a site. No one is going to get "flash
9 on freebsd with opera" for 200 dollars. I know people will want to add
bounties to it and it will be like 250 then like 300 and as time passes
it will be a million dollars or such but I don't think the problem is
that peo
shop - and
> i've moved my registration and dns mgt over to them.
>
I've been using zoneedit.com for years and years, I have my personal dns and
my workplaces dns over there without any problems. They serve up to 5
domains free per account I believe, and also have (non-free but
I woke up this morning, and nothing on any of my FreeBSD
machines nagged me about whether or not my software was
"Genuine".
I feel that's greatly to FreeBSD's "advantage". :-D
Kevin Kinsey
I fully agree!
I think it should be added to the fortune / freebsd-tips dat.
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Joe Holden wrote:
James S Blankenship wrote:
Duh . . . .exe's are useless on open source, even less
usuable to transmit a virus. I seem to have missed
that when I wrote that . . . But no need to be an ass
about it either; I'm relatively new to the scene. Forgive me if I
mi
ECTED]> wrote:
> James S wrote:
> > This is most likely a virus; the url contains a
> .exe: 1.
> > http://www.felicitacards.xhost.ro/postcard.gif.exe
> Whether or not it is
> > for open source softaware, it's better safe than
> sorry.
> >
&g
This is most likely a virus; the url contains a .exe: 1.
http://www.felicitacards.xhost.ro/postcard.gif.exe Whether or not it is
for open source softaware, it's better safe than sorry.
~Dragon, Interrupted
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Date: Tue, 1
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m not really a techie, so it's kind of difficult
for me. I don't have anyone nearby who can help me
out with BSD issues. I guess you could call me a
frustrated techie :0)
Best regards,
James
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I forwarded this discussion to a friend of mine that is an Apple fanatic.
Thought his response was interesting:
Bow,
I watched the Keynote address on Apple's transition to Intel.
Apple has actually been running OS 10 on Intel for 5 years (just in
case they wanted to make the switch). The main r
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