10% discount at a local Linux dealer? That looks like tech news to me, if a
little spammy. Thanks for sending it.
Call them on the phone (225 273 3461) and let us know what they say. I
imagine that all you have to do is mention BRLUG and they will punch a code
into the register.
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How can I become a member? Applix has a 10% discount for BRLUG members.
What do I do? Tell them I am a member? I've never been to a meeting
but I have been around on for about six months.
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Hi, what does this turn into real life numbers?
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> burstable bandwidth which is calculated on a 95th percentile method.
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With all the percentages etc... what is the monthly bandwidth
allocation? And does this method allow "b
Andrew,
As I said earlier, we're just looking into the option... Certainly a
little competition never hurts...
Regarding the NTG feature set:
I too have 24x7x365 internal and external security personel
Camera, motion and alarm systems already in place
Dry chemical fire supression
Just to offer a different experience then Andrew had:
I was able to get wifi up and running in Gentoo with the builtin
broadcom wireless in my hp laptop (z4690 i think), and ndiswrapper.
That was actually pretty straight forward with the documentation I
found.
I had to use wpa_supplicant to get
redundant power, etc, and the wheels are turning
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John,
The company I work for has the location I mentioned earlier, we are
preparing the location to house our critical infrastructure...
However, due to the size of the location and what's already in place,
I could host quite a bit more...
I'm just debating on whether or not it's to our advantage
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There's the Bon Carre tech park that I know of, and they're also
building one in Livingston Parish, I think in Denham Springs.
Justin W. Pauler wrote:
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>Just wondering what the DataCenter options are around Baton Rouge?
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>Is this a big market for such services? What about
Good morning all...
Just wondering what the DataCenter options are around Baton Rouge?
Is this a big market for such services? What about now after the hurricanes?
I've come across a location that would be perfect for such a business,
in fact, it used to be a telecom switching site... it's been
And Computer Exchange would probably let me check out the
card to see if it worked. I've already wasted a bit of money on
four attempts. One was a Motorola card I bought at WalMart
on the advice of a clone shop technician.
I don't doubt the cards I bought are functional in the right box,
but tw
Last time I looked, Walmart had cards for $40.
Too bad Computer Exchange was not open. Used parts at local stores like that
approach web prices.
On Thursday 27 October 2005 10:08 pm, Chopin Cusachs wrote:
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The first to login has sound, all the others in the array have sound but
cannot eject a device or control the volume (kmix).
I don't understand the [priority][F7,F8,F9, etc..]
Symptoms : boot runlevel 5
3 users on the same laptop
a bunch of ftp users and http clients/
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