Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I find this all very annoying, but what can I do? I
suppose I can close
> down all my accounts and sign up with a local bank --
only to see them
> bought out by Bank of America or another Really Hugh
Institution a year
> later.
Personally, I haven't used a bank in
On Thu, Nov 25, 2004 at 10:36:48AM -0800, Jeff Smith wrote:
> Personally, I haven't used a bank in over 10 years. I find
> credit unions not only don't have that problem, but I deal
> with people who actually understand and care for me, I get
> better rates, and I often get more services. I belie
Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I find this all very annoying, but what can I do? I
suppose I can close
> down all my accounts and sign up with a local bank --
only to see them
> bought out by Bank of America or another Really Hugh
Institution a year
> later.
Personally, I haven't used a bank i
Hi, all. I've got a machine I want to install Debian on. So far, so
good. Now the bad news: it's in California, at a hosting service. It's
running RH (Fedora). I can get the hosting service to install Debian
for me, but it'll cost me $150. Can anyone think of a mechanism by
which I could
On Nov 24, Liyun Yu ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> The biggest problem to me is that there is no Linux video driver for the
> Alphas. We have tried to put Linux on the Alpha XP1000 workstations.
> Eventually I give up the X windows application and put Debian on the
> Alpha machines. It works gr
