://www.linuxworldexpo.com/live/12/events/12BOS06A
So how does one register to staff the booth? I did it last year and
loved it. I'd like to do it again.
Brian
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if
anyone has actually done this before shelling out the money...
Thanks.
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not holding the portable in the bag touch the fence,
etc., (but not a power line), which should make a marked difference in
the signal.
Excellent point. I used to have a hell of a time with transmitters near
train tracks.
Brian
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Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2006 2:27 PM
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Subject: Re: How times have changed
Hiring manager as in manager in charge of hiring people,
working in the HR department, as
to keep it.
I really don't see any significant advantage to switching.
Brian
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nbsp;
don't forget the semicolon.
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My manager is making a new contact DB for our company,
YZSNB!
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Zr gbb ;-)
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Because $5M worth of software development can be easily fooled by
number/vowel substitution?
I hope the t3rr0r1sts d0n't f1nd 0ut!
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I just wanna know, why didn't you just say Carnivore?
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Answer C: Who cares?
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Subject: Homework problems (was: extract string)
Assume it is a homework problem. Does
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All of us will care when the country has to
to find out what is causing this?
TIA,
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On Sunday 08 January 2006 09:37 pm, Bruce Dawson wrote:
Ben Scott wrote:
|On 1/8/06, Brian Chabot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
|I have a relatively new machine that pauses for 20-120 seconds between
|SYN/ACK and issuing the banner on all TCP connections.
Typically, this is indicative of DNS
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They've said they intend to continue both the PalmOS and
Windows handhelds and I can tell you my 650 is great! I don't
think there's actually anything better about the 700w over
the
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The Blackberry offers wireless syncing to an
burdensome once you have more than a handfull of
customers using the service. As a standalone facility though, you could pull
it off without too much trouble, I would think.
Just my $.02
Brian
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Penguin Gourmet Internet Cafe...
Brian
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for the
desktop and running Mozilla, Konqueror, xmms, and a bunch of Eterms, and
4 epplets on 4 virtual desktops. X should NOT take that much virtual
memory.
Anyone have any ideas?
Brian
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? ;-)
LOL...
...Actually, it runs nice and quick for the first week. By the third
week, it crawls. reminds me of a well-oiled Win95 box.
Brian
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changes..
Brian
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waited for the handset, I asked for the settings so I could try BYOD
till it arrived and they sent them right away. I got up and running
with gphone pretty quickly.
One of the things I really like is the option to email your voicemail...
Brian
Google has a few hits.
http://72.14.207.104/search?q=cache:SbYn0r9K8ZQJ:rpmfind.net/linux/RPM/fedor
a/2/i386/iiimf-server-11.4-43.i386.html+linux+htt+daemonhl=en
also, running tcpdump against whatever NIC is associated with your LAN that
leads to the internet might prove useful also.
Or, just
would be if the drive is stored.
HDD lifetimes are measured for drives in use as about 3 years,
IIRC. How long they will last with minumal use and proper storage is
anyone's guess.
Brian
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A war story of mine...
In (I think '98 or '99) when Global Crossing was just getting their network
going I was working for Lucent as the Senior Resident Engineer overseeing
their deployment of Lucent ATM switches world-wide. This was at GC's main
NOC in Southfield, MI. Their operations spanned
.
(It was actually draining ON the top of the rack and this was no trickle.)
Lesson learned: If you can't make your own cooling system, spend the
blasted money and do it right the first time. check everything
frequently and do not trust the HVAC guy.
Brian
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that bounces. I usually add a message something
like Spammer. Go Away as my message. If you don't want to tip your
hand, just put Unauthorized.
I'm sure others here can give other suggestions.
Brian
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lossin performance, but for instance, would a commercial
version of UT2004 for Linux be able to run on a 64-bit system?
Any info you all might have here would be useful... thanks,
Brian
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.
The Windows bootloader will not recognize other OS's but lilo or grub is
perfectly OK with giving you the choice.
Definitely Windows first
Now whether to put the second HDD on as a slave or as a primary on the
second controller That is the question
Brian
On Wed, 26 Oct 2005, Paul Lussier wrote:
What good is the anti-static bag if you have to remove it to go
through the toll booths?
Wed Oct 26 09:02:48 EDT 2005 Brian Chabot Mass. Pike/Rt. 128
Wed Oct 26 09:47:10 EDT 2005 Brian Chabot Mass. Pike/Rt. 91
Distance: 72 miles
Plausible, yes. But with ntp, GPS clock-syncing, etc, this is getting a
little bit tinfoilhat-ish.
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just as you can challenge a radar device on
its calibration.
Have you ever tried that? I have. It doesn't work very well. The radar
companies basically train the cops on how to defend themselves and their
radar units in court.
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Subject: Re: [OT] NH protest against HP printers with RFID
chips Nov. 5th
Brian wrote:
Plausible, yes
as a password
replacement either got login or for a password safe...
Anyone know of such a monster? Sourceforge seems to have the answer of
no.
Brian
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The range isn't really that limited. There are simple plans on the 'net to
build an RFID sniffer that can excite and read most RFID tags from several
meters away.
I agree, I am not quite sure what all the huff about the HP printers is
about though.
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The range is so
they'd go back to the tokens. They were a better value and pretty
much anonymous.)
Now I *know* we all can find antistatic bags laying around. If there
were a cheap RFID locator, we could just toss the damned things into
these bags and not worry about them.
Brian
This statement could be taken a little further. At no point in this thread
have you actually contributed anything useful. You lobbed in a comment
along the lines of just because you're paranoid it doesn't mean they're out
to get you.
Your initial comment essentially implied that you took issue
. and
see lots of people report their own backup MX server as a spam source
because of this...)
Brian
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Anyone know of a program in Linux that can read a password protected M$
Word 2000 file? I have the password, but OO.org tells me it can't do
pssworded files... Ditto for Kword...
TIA,
Brian
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When we upgraded to the newest version of imail they changed
the webmail interface and we went through weeks of but this
is different.
What I'm hoping to do is setup something in tandem where mail
gets delivered to the new server and gets passed on to
You could use the one I wrote at my last company, but it would be easier to
just adapt RT accordingly, rather than start all anew.
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. (It' my job.) What I can say is from my experience, frequend,
meaningful updates and new content relevent ot the web site's subject do
get you noticed by the search engines. At least that's what I found
with my job hunt web site when I was looking for work.
Brian
, the job is in Maynard, MA.
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updates...
There are also bad ways: blogspamming, keyword loading (white on white
or black on black text...), useless web pages that exist solely for
spiders, etc.
...just my opinion... as someone who works at an abuse desk...
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little enough that it isn't a major
concern.
HTH,
Brian
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I've had excellent results with FC on Thinkpads lately. Both on my older
X20 (which recently died) and on my current T42. The t42 has built-in
blootooth, wifi, NIC, 1400x1050 screen (yeah, odd resolution), etc. All
supported very nicely under FC3. As well as dual-head support (laptop LCD
as
know
Speakeasy has been offering DSL sans landline POTS for a while now.
Brian
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/postfix/virtual then run postmap, all of which I did by the book.
A debug gave me the reason as:
Aug 18 09:56:07 rigor3 postfix/smtpd[26331]: generic_checks: name=reject
status=2
Any idea what I'm missing here?
Thanks,
Brian
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the real hostnames from us
(example.com can sometimes make for cleaner examples).
Yup.
Brian
...who is beginning to think sendmail was easier...
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Bill McGonigle wrote:
On Aug 18, 2005, at 13:13, Brian Chabot wrote:
Uhh... Is the anything a literal here? I have nothing before the
@hostname line.
Yeah, here's the relevant bit:
#Support for a virtual alias domain looks like:
We must be looking at different
... Problem solved. Thanks for the help and allowing me to vent.
Brian
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How do you change the directory used for TMPDIR system wide?
(It's Mandrake 10.0)
I ask because the partition used by /tmp (the root filesystem... don't
ask. It's an old legacy system) is filling up FAST on an old machine.
Thanks,
Brian
Mark Komarinski wrote:
Would it be easier to symlink /tmp to the desired location?
You won't need to change TMPDIR.
I wasn't sure if most programs would honor a symlink I know I had
trouble doing that with mail spools...
I'll give it a try though.
Thanks,
Brian
Steven W. Orr wrote:
On Friday, Aug 12th 2005 at 14:18 -0400, quoth Brian Chabot:
=How do you change the directory used for TMPDIR system wide?
Use the TMPDIR environment variable. Most things (especially things that
you write) will honor it.
That was my question. How does one
as long ago as 1.0 kernel based systems, I do remember that
some distributions still had problems).
Is there a way to specify on boot the new location? Like...
linux RMPDIR=/home/tmp
...or something like that?
Brian
PS: Linking /tmp to /home/tmp seems to be working so far. New
hardware
I don't think anything has really changed at all. Before GNAPS was
forwarding DNS queries to you ( which *works*, but is bad form to have have
the same box do DNS and WWW/FTP/POP/SMTP/etc serving), now you have a
different ISP in a different state, and you need someone else to host or
forward
, boxes, etc. Just the board in an
anti-static bag. First people to come over to my house can have 1 (or 2 or
3, or a 10pack case). I have 20 total. They're linux-friendly.
Here is a link to a description of the board:
http://www.mainboard.cz/mb/supermicro/SUPER%20370SED.htm
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I've found over the years that you really don't want to depend solely on a
PC for your day-to-day scheduling stuff. An outboard, dedicated unit is
more reliable and easier to manage in the end. Then, you tie in your PC for
the one-off control stuff, remote access, etc.
I'm using a JDS Stargate
I'm currently hiring/interviewing people for this position, which might be
of interest to some on the list:
http://jobsearch.monster.com/getjob.asp?JobID=32217681AVSDM=2005%2D07%2D20+
13%3A09%3A49Logo=1q=TIZORcy=US
This position requires continuous customer interaction, primarily by
telephone
Setup your distro-of-choice, along with sendmail and webmin. Webmin makes
it very easy to add accounts, aliases, etc if you're not an uber-sendmail
guru.
Then, you just need an MX record setup in your DNS entries to point mail to
your hostname (and then of course, another enrty that resolves
I was going to suggest that, but I figured you wouldn't miss something so
obvious.
LOL!
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Subject: Re:
Frank DiPrete wrote:
On Fri, 2005-07-08 at 15:59 -0400, Brian Chabot wrote:
I just noticed a somewhat disturbing entry in my logs
Jul 8 15:35:23 hostname kernel: attempt to access beyond end of device
Jul 8 15:35:23 hostname kernel: hdb1: rw=0, want=7144059272, limit=40017852
I just noticed a somewhat disturbing entry in my logs
Jul 8 15:35:23 hostname kernel: attempt to access beyond end of device
Jul 8 15:35:23 hostname kernel: hdb1: rw=0, want=7144059272, limit=40017852
Jul 8 15:35:23 hostname kernel: attempt to access beyond end of device
Jul 8 15:35:23
Ripped from the headlines of /.:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/4642461.stm
How schools can get free software
school computer room
Schools' computer costs have been rising
The UK government's school computing agency, Becta, has said schools could
save costs by switching to what is known
An excellent letter! I hope they publish it, but I'm not holding my
breath.
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Subject: letter to the Telegraph
I have no
Ok, this is really just wierd.
I'm running the newest Mandriva 2005LE:
Linux 2.6.11-6mdk #1 Tue Mar 22 16:04:32 CET 2005 i686 Intel(R)
Pentium(R) 4 CPU 1.80GHz unknown GNU/Linux
Running x.org version 6.8.2-7.1.102mdkv standard install from RPM.
I start up Mozilla (Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux
Brian Chabot wrote:
I now need to find a page that I can send *others* to so they can try
and reproduce it.
Got it. I copied the report to: http://iarwain.mortis.org/bad.html and
sanitized it a bit.
Going there *INSTANTLY* crashes X if I use Mozilla. Reproducable ALL
the time.
Going
The wall warts provided with those devices almost always handle power surges
and sags well enough that I doubt any sort of dirty power is likely to be
the culprit.
Long cables can sometimes cause odd problems, either directly, or indirectly
by causing things like lots of fragments, retransmits,
Shouldn't be a problem at all, just don't exceed the VA (wattage) rating of
your UPS.
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Subject: Is it okay to plug a power-strip into a
Interesting, I've never heard of that problem before. Most surge protectors
are really only a couple of MOV's anyway. Do you have a link or something
handy that has more detail?
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FWIW, I don't use MOV-based devices as any sort of surge-protector either.
I'm well aware of their limitations.
I've always had Leviton whole-house surge suppressors on my houses. They
install right at the electrical panel and have a far greater chance of being
effective than a power-strip
Webex has worked well for us, even with Firefox :) It's 33 cents per user
per minute on the pay-as-you-go plan, which is a reasonabler ate.
For 2 person point to point type deals, www.convoq.com is great (and
free).
Curiously enough, when I went web surfing for this kind of
service they
http://www.webex.com
Works well enough for us.
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Subject: Recommendations for webcasting/video conferenciing?
I
Jason Stephenson wrote:
I *SO* want to invoke Godwin's Law on this thread.
Isn't that just invoking Quirk's exception?
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Bill McGonigle wrote:
On Jun 6, 2005, at 23:28, Ken D'Ambrosio wrote:
Now if I could just get the e-mail address of whoever I'm supposed to
be repenting *to*.
Well, that's either root or nobody, depending on your religious
persuasion. Or if you're Catholic you could write a lengthy and
FWIW, your experiences with GoDaddy are just about exactly what I would
expect from them, based on my own observations of other friends who have
used their services.
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Sweet, will you be singing autographs at the next GNHLUG meeting? Are the
t-shirts available yet? Or the posable action figure?
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To:
Please forgive this OT question but I figured someone here might know...
Is there an email address where I might ask a few question regarding
renting the upstairs function room at Martha's?
Their Official website is uhh... sparse.
Thanks,
Brian
Yeah, that wearable computer guy in Seattle or Toronto I think.
Interesting idea, but pointless. If you go to buy a 1/5 of Jack Daniels
(for example) you have to show ID. YOU are the one initiating a sequence of
events that you know will setoff a request for your ID. It is not sane to
require
I have. I rolled my own.
http://www.karas.net/homeautomation/temp_mon_front.jpg
http://www.karas.net/homeautomation/temp_mon_pcb.jpg
Basic Stamp, SitePlayer, Dallas 1-wire sensors, some bits of code and you
have a monitor that can keep track of a couple of dozen temps that has a
serial port
Couple of things come to mind, not as resolutions, but as best practices...
1, NEVER allow root access via SSH. You should have to login as a user, and
then su - to root, or better yet setup a sudoers file.
2, ONLY allow ssh connections from trusted IPs, not the whole world.
Those 2 things
To me, it one of those laundry list things you do to tighten security on a
box. If you have a very random root password, then this is probably not as
useful as other things like applying security patches, setting up something
like tripwire and restricting access by IP. However it doesn't HURT
] or whatever.
Sometimes you just wish you could reach through the lines and strangle
people.
Brian
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Hmmm, you ought come and hang out on #gnhlug with some of us
;) IRC is even better than IM, imo :)
Everytime I've gone onto #gnhlug someone named crschmidt harasses me. Plus,
it seemed there were a lot of 'bots in there last time I checked in.
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How's this for good timing?
My employer rolled out recursive DNS service today. Yeah, most of us
here could just run our own servers, but if you don't want to...
http://www.dyndns.org/news/releases/archives/2005/04/587.html
Brian
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Ah, but that new appliance wasn't produced for free. It was made in an
energy-consuming factory, most likely by people that drove their cars to
work. And then it got from the factory to you the consumer via trucks and
trains and ship that also burn fuel.
You probably added to the landfill a
It is coming, stay tuned.
I had wanted to have it rolling already, but life got in the way for a
minute.
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Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 3:24 PM
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Subject: Re: Desire for a new
You can also decode these URL's here:
http://www.samspade.org/
Brian
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scsi generic sg0 at scsi0, channel 0, id 0, lun 0, type 5
usb 4-5: USB disconnect, address 4
A reboot (either a reboot command or an init 6 or 0) now hangs.
WTF?
Ben Scott wrote:
On Apr 4, 2005 2:46 AM, Brian Chabot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now I burn a CD. Any CD. I like to make sure
to reformat to NTFS.
Brian
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LaCie, MadDog Multimedia, or Hi-Val
drive. They're running under $70 at CompUSA...
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This is better than selling your child to fulfill a gadget fetish!
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Subject: Google Gulp
phpBB
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Hi all -
I'm working on creating a bit of a web based family
should be able to get a group of do-ers together and maybe actually
produce something cool in the process.
So, any takers?
-- Brian
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there) but
in Mandrake 10.0 Official there was a problem with *un*mounting USB mass
storage devices which has yet to be fixed. If you have plugged it in
and unplugged it and plugged it in again, try restarting autofs and
retry the above.
Hope this helps...
Brian
to be able to make a run or two
around the other vendors in that whole time. I can cover the booth most
of the three days... If I can get confirmation that I'm actually going
to be able to get in without having to fork over $35 a day...
Brian
Jon maddog Hall wrote:
I have not heard back from Brian, Bill, Ed, Don, Thomas or Steven.
That's odd. I responded four times. The most recent was sent to the
GNHLUG list today. I'll CC this there, too.
I have signed up all nine of you for free exhibitors passes which lets you in
early
of inkjets in
general. Not sure about linux interoperability of this unit.
--
brian
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GE Capital comes to mind...
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Subject: rental servers?
Here's a strange question - has anyone heard of a service that provides
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