On Tuesday 21 June 2005 12:16, David Bodman wrote:
> I also find that on the Discovery Channel, History Channel, etc. That it's
> very madding when the return from a commercial that the "review" the last
> few bland comments over and over...Bleaach! Com'on, guys, I ain't THAT
> brain-dead!
(Just d
I still like Star Gate, but I am no so sure with the new cast that is coming
on this season.
Richard A Sharpe
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On 6/22/05, Richard A Sharpe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I still like Star Gate, but I am no so sure with the new cast that is coming
> on this season.
I stopped watching SG1 a few seasons ago. They seemed to have run
out of ideas and were just repeating the same plot lines over and over
again
I recently purchased an HP OfficeJet 6210 All-in-One (USB only)
printer. I'd like to get a wireless print server to make the printer
available to all my Linux desktops.
Would anybody have any recommendations for wireless print servers? (I
realize that the scanning and faxing options most likely
Several weeks ago I sent an email to my Congressman, Jeb Bradley,
regarding the broadcast flag. Below is his lame response (but I suppose
a response is better than no response, even if I don't like the answer.)
If the broadcast flag affects my TiVo watching, not to mention the other
open exchange i
On Jun 22, 2005, at 06:36, Puissante wrote:
Is there some sort of "dumbbing down field" that kicks into effect
once a new
channel goes on line? Or is it that they subcome to the usual "market
to the
masses for ad dollars" forces?
Once they get successful they start to hire on "big-time" CxO'
On 6/22/05, Tom Wittbrodt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Would anybody have any recommendations for wireless print servers? (I
> realize that the scanning and faxing options most likely can't be
> accessed via a printer server and I'm okay with that). Something
> which supports 2 USB printers woul
Benjamin Scott writes:
> On Jun 20 at 4:11pm, Kevin D. Clark wrote:
>> # nice -17 cdrecord -v -speed=16 -dev2,0,0 -data FC4-i386-disc1.iso
>
>You might try adding "-dao".
Maybe I owe Ben a beer. I just got my first success *ever* with the
Fedora media check when I burned the CD with this
On Jun 22 at 3:24pm, Kevin D. Clark wrote:
# nice -17 cdrecord -v -speed=16 -dev2,0,0 -data FC4-i386-disc1.iso
You might try adding "-dao".
Maybe I owe Ben a beer. I just got my first success *ever* with the
Fedora media check when I burned the CD with this option.
Thanks, Ben!
No
Jeffrey Creem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Here is the one I sentSlightly modified from the EFF original
> (woops.. I guess I made a derivative work)
I think it was GPLed, and since you provided the source for your
derivative work, I think you're safe :)
Regardless, it appears to be a moot
On Wed, 22 Jun 2005 21:39:27 -0400, "Paul Lussier"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Regardless, it appears to be a moot point, as it's now being reported
> that there was no such ammendment to the bill.
> --
Several things could have happened here: 1) the Senator was waiting
until the full committee
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