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On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 14:28:29 +0900
Derek Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Democracy died a long, long time ago.
The United States has been a republic since June 21, 1788 when New
Hampshire ratified the constitution. When we vote for the president,
The sound card is via ac97, its an onthe mother board sound card.Running linux 8 as I could not get linux 9 to install that I got from this club at the Hosstraderers Swapfest. Can one one help me get the sound card working.
John
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Though I'd point out the following. Ken Coar at least used to be active
on this list, though I can't say I've heard much from him recently.
It appears that Ken Coar will be doing an IRC chat[1] on Slashnet
today. Ken's an Apache core developer and director, as well as author
of The Apache
It appears that Ken Coar will be doing an IRC chat[1] on Slashnet
today. Ken's an Apache core developer and director, as well as author
of The Apache Cookbook.
-- http://developers.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/01/29/1422251
For what it's worth, I tech-reviewed the
book and am in the
Is anyone else getting this recently? My mail server is being pounded
with a kind of spam dictionary attack using common first names, ie
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], etc. It makes
a ton of noise in the logs and the host that's doing it is making
hundreds of attempts per
Bob Bell wrote:
Though I'd point out the following. Ken Coar at least used to be active
on this list, though I can't say I've heard much from him recently.
i'm here. however, i'm swamped. i just came back from a gruelling
trip (http://Ken.Coar.Org/gallery/lk2004/Sri_Lankan_Trip_1273x636)
In a message dated: Thu, 29 Jan 2004 14:28:29 +0900
Derek Martin said:
Democracy died a long, long time ago.
And Democracy has absolutely nothing to do with our form of government,
which is a Constitutional Republic. The two are very, very different!
You're also overlooking the fact that this
I strongly agree with Derek that Democracy doesn't exist in America.
The facts also show the current administration has so badly defrauded
the population that I'm finally convinced that we have to vote in order
to change things. The point of my original post was that we need to
vote. We
On Thu, 2004-01-29 at 10:20, Greg Rundlett wrote:
However, (and I'm really not looking for flames) I can't for the life of
me understand why people still would vote for George Bush / Republican
after 9/11
And that's what makes this country interesting, the ability to vote your
choice.
Do
I as an independant,
were I a citizen of NH, could have voted in the primary, and would
have probably voted for old Al. Not because I like him, or because I
even have the feintest notion he might win or make a decent president,
but simply because it would be one more vote cast and _against_
However, (and I'm really not looking for flames) I can't for the life of
me understand why people still would vote for George Bush / Republican
after 9/11
Because some people think he's the best person for the job? For whatever
reason..
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On Thu, Jan 29, 2004 at 10:29:33AM -0500, brian wrote:
On Thu, 2004-01-29 at 10:20, Greg Rundlett wrote:
However, (and I'm really not looking for flames) I can't for the life of
me understand why people still would vote for George Bush / Republican
after 9/11
And that's what makes this
Ok, so it's not Linux related, but what a great discussion! Kudos to
Paul for pointing out that our form of government is not a democracy, it
is in fact a republic. However, that being said, we do have many
democratic process' and institutions, the New England town meeting is a
perfect
Ladies and gentlemen,
As interesting as this discussion might be to a few, it has NOTHING to do with
Linux.
Please stop.
Thanks.
md
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On Thu, Jan 29, 2004 at 10:10:41AM -0500, Paul Lussier wrote:
In a message dated: Thu, 29 Jan 2004 14:28:29 +0900
Derek Martin said:
Democracy died a long, long time ago.
And Democracy has absolutely nothing to do with our form of government,
which is a Constitutional Republic. The two
On Thu, 2004-01-29 at 10:57, Mark Komarinski wrote:
George Bush = Hitler
Max Cleland = Bin Laden
There. Thread's over.
Haha... Invoking Goodwin's Law Good one :)
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On Thu, Jan 29, 2004 at 11:08:02AM -0500, Ed Robbins wrote:
Ok, so it's not Linux related, but what a great discussion! Kudos to
Paul for pointing out that our form of government is not a democracy, it
is in fact a republic.
Jeez, can't get no respect, even amongst geeks... ;-)
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Since it's rude to inflict your non-Linux-related
views on this captive audience (gathered here because
we value this channel's blessedly high *LINUX-RELATED*
S/N ratio) and since there are eleventy-bazillion
other channels (USENET, email lists, blogs, barrooms,
etc) where election-talk *is*
That is also hogwash. Who wanted the DMCA? Who wanted the Patriot
act? NO ONE, except for those who it directly benefited (law
enforcement, RIAA/MPAA cartel, whatever). Those with enough money or
influence to see that they passed. Was there public outcry about
these bills, beforea they
Derek Martin wrote:
On Thu, Jan 29, 2004 at 11:08:02AM -0500, Ed Robbins wrote:
Ok, so it's not Linux related, but what a great discussion! Kudos to
Paul for pointing out that our form of government is not a democracy, it
is in fact a republic.
Jeez, can't get no respect, even
Hi,
On another mailing list we are discussing some of the issues of the LUG:
(1) Relatively low attendance at meetings
(2) Lack of growth in the LUG to match the growth of the Linux industry
(3) Distance between some of the goals of various members
I glean that there are currently four types of
On Fri, 30 Jan 2004, at 1:22am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As interesting as this discussion might be to a few, it has NOTHING to do
with Linux.
I have long been an advocate of the idea that anything that touches even
the fringes of Linux and open source software is on topic here.
Given
Derek,
Why not use one of the Korean distributions?
http://en.hancom.com/products/Hancomlinux_OS.html
They also have a complete office package, which is the same as is delivered
on the Sharp Zaurus.
md
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On Thu, 29 Jan 2004, at 1:39pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 2004-01-29 at 10:57, Mark Komarinski wrote:
George Bush = Hitler
Max Cleland = Bin Laden
There. Thread's over.
Haha... Invoking Goodwin's Law Good one :)
ITYM Godwin.
Yes, but Quirk's Exception says
On Thu, Jan 29, 2004 at 02:13:38PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 29 Jan 2004, at 1:39pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 2004-01-29 at 10:57, Mark Komarinski wrote:
George Bush = Hitler
Max Cleland = Bin Laden
There. Thread's over.
Haha... Invoking
--- Dan Coutu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm searching the net for this and thought I'd also ask here in case
someone knows of such a beast already.
I'm trying to find something that's like an enhanced txt2ps converter.
It would not only convert text to PostScript, retaining the same layout,
To quote a popular phrase from my racing days I'm only here
for the beer :-)
I tend to agree with the market analysis, but think you've
overly discriminated.
Seems to me that (a) and (b) are similar, the main
difference being that group (a) wants to gather at some pub
to quaff and palaver
On Thu, 2004-01-29 at 14:59, Michael Costolo wrote:
--- Dan Coutu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm searching the net for this and thought I'd also ask here in case
someone knows of such a beast already.
I'm trying to find something that's like an enhanced txt2ps converter.
It would not
Ed Robbins wrote:
Ok, so
it's not Linux related, but what a great discussion!
I'm sorry to disagree with Maddog, but I think it *is* Linux related,
although I never made the connection clear. Let me try to do so.
Technology policy, Patent law, Copyright law and our government have
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I'm sorry to disagree with Maddog, but I think it *is* Linux related,
although I never made the connection clear.
Those of you who quickly turned to the issues of DCMA, Copyright law, etc. to
justify the discussion that was in this list about whether or not the United
Tom Fogal wrote:
oh, just read your glxinfo output, my bad.. oh well, other advice might help
someone else =)
HTH,
-tom
Well... as someone else suggested, I tried back-revving the drivers to
version 4XXX. Not even going to install. Says it can't find the kernel
appropriate binaries... Please
Brian H. Chabot wrote:
[snip]
Nevermind. It seems this was a known issue and was fixed in the latest
release of the drivers... released... only 72 hours agao... about as
long as I've been struggling with this. Grrr. That'll teach me not to
keep a close eye on the forums every day.
Thanks
Micheal,
Did you get any responce to your question? What make/model is your motherboard.
Unfortunately the list doesn't respond well to questions in the form of:
"My XYZ is broke, can you fix it?" The list tends to promote self investigation
and will mentor when you've run into a wall. So
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