AFAICT, today's opening is for customers WEST of the Mississippi, and that
us Easterners will have to wait a bit.
The website works for anybody, it's just the phone number that doesn't work
in the east.
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You can get money from these people...
http://osiris.978.org/~brianr/telemarketing/
Buddy of mine got some..
You just have to remember these simple rules..
- Log the Date/Time of the call
- Get the -FULL- name of the person calling you, if they're a legit
telemarketer they have to by law
-
I have a NeXT color slab with monitor/keyboard/mouse that's gotta go, I
need the room more then the 'puter. It has NeXT Step 3.2 on it, I
haven't booted it in ages and I think the install is a bit hosed.
Free to whoever wants it..
I live in Manchester, NH.. Work in Salisbury, MA.. You can pick
When M1/ATT blocked port 80 during code red everybody moaned and bitched..
They eventually lifted the block but one of my friends didn't get lifted, he
still had a blocked port 80, so did everybody on his node..
Well, to make a long story short, he called about it and now he forever has
port 80
The only document I ever signed was the Continental Cablevision
document. Somewhere in my archives I may have email from a VP
authorizing an internal network. I could probably use that if Comcast
starts playing hardball but it would be more like, our agreement
supercedes that, cease and
Yeah, I've never quite gotten this either. You declare it as a trade
secret, but don't file a patent on it because that would release the
trade secret to the public. But without the patent, in theory, you
have no protection. So, what good does declaring it a 'trade secret'
do you if anyone
I have to agree.. BitTorrent is GREAT. That's how I got my RH9 ISOs and it
is very fast.
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Sent: Friday, April 04, 2003 9:57 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: BitTorrent
Hi,
Trying to download
FYI for a workaround
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From: kenta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu Apr 3, 2003 7:37:46 PM US/Eastern
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: aol.com
On Thu, 2003-04-03 at 17:07, Jon Vincent wrote:
Ok, for a workaround to aol blocking dynamic IPs from relaying, just
do
this (if
I've noticed the market get slowly better and better.. All my friends that
lost their jobs now have tech jobs.. Same with me. Sure, they don't pay as
much, but they're jobs and we all still make okay money. Everybody I know
now works for a company that sells a real product or service and not some
It's either a version leap (keep the version number close to other Linux
dists).. Why would I buy Linux 8 from this RedHat company when I can get
Linux 9 from this other company (I know it's wrong, but people looking at a
box and know nothing about linux).
Or, it's VERY close to April 1st (for
Was 8.0 that bad that only another .0 release could fix it?
That would be my guess.. Their BlueCurve thing didn't go over to well..
Plus it can't play or encode MP3s out of the box.. not that it's hard to
fix, but it was annoying. 8.0 is also EXTREAMLY bloated. There were some
things I liked
That is odd.. did you check redhat's bugzilla.. Perhaps try the rawhide rpms
from rpmfind.net
One quesion.. Why Koffice over Abiword and the rest of the gnome stuff.. I
found going from MS Word to Abiword to be much easier then going to
Koffice..
- Original Message -
From: Cole Tuininga
- Are you using WEP (Worthless Encryption Protocol, AKA Wireless
Equivalent Privacy)? If so, what is the key?
Yes, and see above :(
Well, if WEP was any good, that would be a problem. Fortunately,
however,
WEP sucks. Get the right software, and you should be able to crack the key
in
So rather then just deleting something he's not interested in and keeping
his mouth shut we'll have a debate about this on the list that will generate
100x more traffic :)
Not that I care, I didn't even listen to the tune.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL
I like fudge.
FIREWIRE
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Most work fine, since it's Prism2 based you probably won't have a problem..
Please keep in mind that the newest orinoco_cs drivers will work with prism2
cards.
Another pointer is that you might have problems with the card not turning on
(I've seen this with d-link cards) and you have to disable
Alright.. I just finished my install on my Thinkpad 600.. This was with
RH7.3
Video was autoprobed, always good.. Wireless networking needed one thing
added to the modules.conf..
options orinoco_cs ignore_cis_vcc=1
This was to stop something with the voltage from happening.. The d-link
cards
Hah, I just got one recently.. the little trackpoint thing was broken and I
have a new keyboard on the way..
Anyway.. Thinkpads are very linux friendly. The nice thing about the 600 is
that it has 3 buttons making X that much better.
One thing to remember.. do NOT use lmsensors on a thinkpad
They're just switching to openfirmware.. Apple and Sun have been using it
for years.
it works, it's easy, it's open, it's customizable.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Greater NH Linux User Group [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 11:13 AM
Subject: Intel
http://www.80211-planet.com/columns/article.php/1135751
The interesting part:
Most WISP operators look at the back of a piece of equipment, see the FCC
label and say, 'all right, looks good, I'll buy it,' and put it in their
network, Anderson said. What many don't realize is that the system, in
So on my way home I was listening to NHPR. They had some guy from
Verizon talking about that FCC thing the other day about the
deregulation and how they didn't have to sell their lines to other
ISPS.. Well it turns out that it only applies to NEW infrastructure,
not what's there already..
The
If those are the Memorex ones then I've used them.. The work fine. My
favs were the Verbatium ones that Sams used to sell, I have a hard time
finding them now adays.
On Wed, 2003-02-12 at 16:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay,
I just discovered over the weekend that I've run out of CD-R
On Wed, 29 Jan 2003, at 10:08pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think the best way for a site to make money is to sell a real
product. ... Slashdot is under the same umbrella company as
thinkgeek
and they sell cool (but usually overpriced) stuff.
Incredible. You assert that the best
I just wanted to add for those of you that have not used CUPS it's GREAT
I've been using it since I first found it probably 2 years ago. For
those of you that have OSX 10.2, the printing system is CUPS, hold down
the option key when you go to add a printer in the print-tool and you
can print to
What's really funny is next week half the people in the list (including
some that thought this flash animation was funny) will be bitching about
how much flash sucks and it's a waste of bandwidth.
On Wed, 2003-01-29 at 02:15, Bill Mullen wrote:
On Tue, 28 Jan 2003, Karl J. Runge wrote:
I
Having worked for an internet advertising company I can say that if a
site goes thru something like double-click, Burstmedia, or whatever is
out there now I can tell you the content provider is getting screwed.
Things like http://www.httpads.com/ or getting something like PHPAdsNew
and dealing
This is certainly not authoritative but I've heard
that, despite the ruling that ordered the telcos to
allow their competitors (CLECs ?) access to their
COs, many DSL providers routinely found that access
denied or impeded such that they were obliged to
waste time and money on hiring
On Thu, 2003-01-23 at 09:37, Jason Stephenson wrote:
Yeah, I agree with Ben. The market is correcting itself. I'm paying $99
a month for SDSL, and I don't even get that high a speed: 144kbps up and
down. However, I don't have the onerous restrictions that Verizon and
other providers slap on
I certainly was aware that Comcast had bought ATT broadband.
For some reason I assumed that since ATT owned the ATTBI.COM
domain name that customers wouldn't need to change their
email addresses. But apparently that's not true. Has anyone
heard anything different? Given that we had to
There are also hints that they will be raising prices again.
Considering that ATT just did this within the last couple of
months, it's a bit amazing. Maybe they subscribe (no pun
intended) to the What the market will bear school of
marketing. Maybe they haven't heard that a lot of high
It continues to amaze me how short people's memories are.
It was not long ago at all that an Internet feed of the speed
you get from a cable ISP would cost you thousands of dollars
per month. Not that I am in any way defending the
ATT/Comcast monopoly; I just don't understand how
Ah yes, but why, after a pile of telecommunications companies
went bankrupt laying thousands of miles of buried
fibre-optics cables are we still talking about dial-up
connections? What *does* it cost to deliver high speed? For
that matter, I think copper/fibre is passé. It should be
I never said it was cheap ...
[ then, later on in the same paragraph ]
... Cable Internet should be dirt cheap for them to provide ...
Which is it?
Cheap to get started from SCRATCH.. ATT already has a HUGE setup
already in place reselling T's and having peers so they didn't even have
Providing two-way packet-switched unicast data services is a
*completely
different* scenario.
It isn't. Or, it is... but the same head end does both, over
the same coax. So it doesn't matter.
Exactly! They needed to redo the cable plant to offer just one of the
three services they
On Wed, 22 Jan 2003, at 9:00pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The exsiting ISP, be it Vitts, MV, Joe Blow local ISP, they should
already have ISP backbone equipment in place for their dialups.
Just because a business is already in possession of
something doesn't mean you can call it free.
Look, Verizon may be a bunch of incompetent morons (they
are), but the fact that it takes them a month to provision a
line doesn't mean everyone goes out of business. It's take
years for DSL to reach general availability; an additional
month isn't going to make a difference.
That's
I'm fed up with Flash. I resent it when somebody
hijacks my computer by executing something on it that
I can't control, and that's precisely what MacroMedia
had in mind when they made it possible for somebody
to create some irritating Flash thingy that refuses to
allow me to stop it. I
What I don't get is why the developers of Mozilla,
Galeon, Konqueror, etc. don't add the kind of filtering for
Java, Javascript, Flash, or any/all plugins on a per site
basis ala the cookie managers in each.
In Pheonix and Mozilla if you go to the prefs, then Advanced under
JavaScript you
On Mon, 2003-01-20 at 13:19, Hewitt Tech wrote:
That's why I mirrored the disk and replaced it but I have a very uneasy
feeling about the durability of the drive. I'm quite unimpressed with having
to do this with an ostensibly new technology ATA drive.
I wouldn't worry to much, just re-format
Was this a college course? My experience and second-hand knowledge
(which obviously is not all-inclusive by any means) is that Intro to
Unix courses at colleges don't involve installs. And IMO, nor should
they. Installations are appropriate for intro sysadmin courses, but
the average user
Learning how to install from scratch? Learning how to
install software
packages from source or from rpm/deb/tgz packages?
Yup. Included is dpkg, apt, kdevelop, gcc 2.95 *and* 3.2, and
enough devel packages to compile any apps you'd be likely to
attempt in an intro class.
Using that
I was under the impression that we were discussing its use in
an Intro to Unix course; I wouldn't expect the installation
from scratch of a Linux distro to be a part of that course. I
would think that the basic *nix system structure and
philosophy, some common shell commands, how to use
1) Pros and Cons? Is there anything I need to know regarding
blade style servers in general?
Backplane breaks and you're screwed.. That would be my only concern. Not
enough space for some 1U rack mounted servers?
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I've come down with some stomach bug
all you'd have to do is get the key from me.
Oh yah, and catch that stomach bug
NO THANKS ;-)
j/k, hope you get better soon.
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I just ran across a tool called undisker at www.undisker.com that is
supposed to be able to read from a .iso image file. Normally you would use
a
CD burner to burn the image to a CD but this tool allows you to read the
contents of the .iso file. You can extract one or more files from the .iso
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Michael O'Donnell) writes:
Can somebody supply (or point to) an explanation of the
mechanics that make it possible for a dialed-up peecee
to receive notification of inbound calls?
My understanding is that the trick here is for the modem (or whatever)
to recognize
AFAIK, a normal POTS line is not capable of this. DSL and cable
modems very well could be, especially if he has a digital phone
system running over his cable as from ATT cable.
the digital cable/phone/interenet over cable all run over different parts
of the spectrum. You can almost think of
I did.
Travis Roy wrote:
You must of missed the from a command line. part.. I need to do this
from a prompt.
But Open/StarOffice are X apps. Even if they have a command line converion
program to compile OpenOffice would require Xlibs to compile (that are not
installed
Putting data out in a formatted setup is easy once you know the max
length of the record. I understand that you want to figure out the max
length of each entry in each field and then add one - you can do this
one of two ways. Read the entire thing into memory (does not scale for
large
Okay, so I'm mirroring Mame.dk for the roms to shove into my mame box
(http://scootz.net/~travis/gallery/arcadecab)
Now, it uses some php script or something to randomize stuff to basically
make it a pain in the ass.. Here's an example:
[travis@scootz cur]$ ls
stellcas.zip
[travis@scootz cur]$
I forget if you are one of the ones who considers spaces stange
characters, but that general method breaks with filenames with spaces.
I general find that instead of:
When did I say that spaces were strange? Or were you talking to somebody
else.. Anyway, none of the files that I am moving
Why doesn't it look like GPG? What does GPG look like?
They more typical GPG/PGP sig looks like this:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-
Version: GnuPG v1.0.6 (GNU/Linux)
Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org
iD4DBQA+E2E6/TBScWXa5IgRAuTrAJ97X850CVvq05FSq4Q0OUBsDoZ/vACWJ0jK
On Mon, 6 Jan 2003, at 11:33am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess I'm the only guy on the list who *likes* spaces in my music
file names. ;-)
Spaces in file names are EVIL :)
No, shell scripts that don't quote their arguments are evil. ;-)
Threads that don't die that should have 3
My boss just asked me to install Frontpage Database Extensions I can't
find anything about it on the linux side of Frontpage.
Frontpage Extensions is already installed on the box, is there anyway I
can use MySQL or something?
Just to see what I'm dealing with:
Me: is this what you're talking
He doesn't know what it is, but he knows he needs it?
Of course! What's even worse is that the programmer doesn't know what it
is either. Probably just using some generic thing that comes with front
page. Guy is probably getting more then me too. I've offered to re-do the
pages with PHP and
I obviously said some stuff wrong.. Let me clear it up.
In a message dated: Mon, 06 Jan 2003 13:59:20 EST
Travis Roy said:
In a message dated: Mon, 06 Jan 2003 13:34:22 EST
Mark Komarinski said:
I'm not *that* anal about my music. I just want to hear it.
but if you've got
Seeya,
Paul
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Key fingerprint = 1660 FECC 5D21 D286 F853 E808 BB07 9239 53F1 28EE
What's that Key fingerprint, with all the earlier talk about GPG I'm
curious.. It doesn't look like GPG
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I'd like to have the ability to have the incoming calls use
callerid data to display customers information when they
call. Just a webpage that gets updated ever 3 mins or
somthing, depending on call volume.
This should be possible, I know somebody that hacked some CallerID stuff
into his
Until yesterday I got 5 hits when I searched for
gnhlug in the list of lists at mail-archive.com:
http://www.mail-archive.com/index.php?hunt=gnhlug
...but today I see only 3. Anybody know anything
about that? Is there a definitive GNHLUG archive?
Is it at gnhlug.org?
I've always
This was EXACTLY my point as to why GPG/PGP for signing email is
currently flawed the way it works now.
Case in point: This discussion originated as a discussion
about using digital signatures to counter spam. Since
digital signatures, on today's Internet, are relatively
uncommon, they
You should probably ask what is meant by that before you rush
to such conclusions... In two messages in this thread you
seem in quite a hurry to bash PGP... The key servers are not
a security risk to PGP users or broken in any serious sense
(that I'm aware of). However most of them do
Isn't one of the points of GPG to validate that the person
you're talking to is really who they say they are? GPG
allows me to do that, by signing my e-mails. If it's not
signed, then it's not from me.
I used pgp for a while and I actually found it more of a hassle
explaining to people
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From: Mark Komarinski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Travis Roy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: GPG testing
I don't mean to start a flame, but I am curious if others find Red Hat
8.0 desktop a little too cute. I can understand why it is nice for
people just moving to Linux from Windows, but the default desktop has a
feel to it that seems a little too cute and keeps one at a distance from
the meat
I just wanted to add to what was said by saying that not all DSL providers
are Linux friendly
I wonder just how legal this is.. I know some places are like that.
There's a lot of stuff that spreads around that isn't true. I'm sure Ben
B. can correct me on this if I'm wrong but for the longest
Another promising, if somewhat immature (in terms of
infrastructure), technology is fixed wireless [5]. ISP puts
a tower on a hill.
You hang a wok on your wall.
Been there, done that.. Wok's don't work well for antennas because
they're to deep
*I* can use dd. Or mkisofs, or any other command line. However, this is
for people that are Windows users. A lot of my users rip IOS images off
of CD's and put them out on an FTP site. I'm trying to make it easier
for them by setting up a system where thay can put in a CD, rip the ISO,
and
the mua needs to be able to leave pop messages on the server
E.
I agree, I use IMAP now, but I used to use pop.. Why would you ever
leave messages on the server if you're using pop mail, unless of course
you're doing so to get it in another location.. But then you use IMAP
Why does the browser need to be tied to the email program?
because of the amount of rich-format mail i receive. bopping
between application windows sucketh excessively imho.
But there are rich-format email clients out there that are not tied into
the browser.. Outlook, Outlook Express,
On Fri, Dec 20, 2002 at 02:08:06PM -0500, Rodent of Unusual
Size wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why does the browser need to be tied to the email program?
because of the amount of rich-format mail i receive.
bopping between
application windows sucketh excessively imho.
If not, I've found on nice trick when swapping MUAs is to
use an IMAP server as a go-between, if both MUAs support
IMAP. That is, copy the messages from the old MUA to the
IMAP server, and then copy them from the IMAP server to local
storage with the new MUA. It has worked pretty
Sorry
Charlie. =8^) (Remember those old StarKist ads?)
I should have known. And yes I remember those ads very well,
thanks. :-)
I don't, you guys must be old ;)
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Hello,
I'm in the process of connecting my IBM ThinkPad 390X laptop running RH
7.2 to a Linksys wireless network. Is anyone aware of a brand of wireless
PCMCIA that I can use and that is an easy install?
I'm new to networking with Linux and would appreciate any assistance.
You should come
Free (as in beer) SSH clients are available for pretty much every major
platform (and many minor ones) at this point.
So to email clients that support POP3S and IMAPS :)
OpenSSH works for Linux,
Unix, and MacOS X. For Windows, check out Putty.
Not to mention mindterm, a java SSH client
Well, yes, but the selection of clients that support POP/IMAP-over-SSL
is
much smaller than the selection of clients that do not.
What ones don't? Every recent version of Outlook and Outlook express does,
Eudora does, along with OSX's Mail client, Evolution, Mutt, Balsa,
Mozilla, The Bat,
Here's the links I said I would get you
Driver set up for orinoco_cs driver to put the card into monitor mode
(this will work for Prism2 cards as well)
http://www.wardriving.info/live/print.php?sid=8
Mikes site if you would like to buy an antenna or pre-modified d-link
card:
I see one. Occasionally, you run across albums such as Pink Floyd's
The Wall where, I believe, there are separate tracks, but the music
doesn't necessarily stop between tracks.
It doesn't when you rip them either. It's the player that causes the gap
in them with time it takes to load the
Hello, just wanted to go over the meeting a bit.
Mike is going to talk about antenna design and theory, how WiFi basically
works and the type of things you can expect when you try to set up a
wireless network.
I'll be going into the fun stuff ;) Basics on Manchester Wireless, how it
currently
Lastly, even a Linux box with some
design flaws is more secure than a comparable Windows box. ;-)
What, like having it default to having it auto login as root? That's a
HUGE security issue and one of the main reasons windows viruses work so
well since they have total control of the system.
They have been doing this for a while..
Few things about it.. They use mini-ITX motherboard, I recently got one,
they're neat, you can see what people have done with them at
mini-itx.com. They also come with Lindows, something I'm not to thrilled
about.. They had some tweaked version of WINE and
When openoffice saves as .doc, you won't have all that hidden data in
the file. I bet abiword does this too. If it's not in the native
format, it won't get saved. I hope any lawyer I word with a) doesn't
give out electronic copies of its files and b) doesn't use word.
Open/StarOffice
Thought some of you might be interested:
http://www.nh.com/ftp/techbrew/
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http://www.totalnetnh.net/~lamb/scan_windows.jpg
http://www.totalnetnh.net/~lamb/scan_linux.jpg
Well, the look the same except the linux one has NO red in it. it's like
it got filtered out some how.
Is it a 3 pass color scanner?
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Hahaha, that's what you get for using a .0 release of RH ;)
Have you booted into just text mode and tried doing an up2date to see if
there's any new packages.. That's what I'd start with. I had a problem
like that with 7.0 (but it wasn't with X it was with something else)
Once you get that all
it's OSX 10.2)
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From: Ben Boulanger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2002 6:42 PM
To: Chris
Cc: Travis Roy; 'gnhlug Group'
Subject: Re: RH update
Hey Chris,
Don't pay attention to Travis's laugh - he runs windows.
What
Just an FYI, and for the people that came to the last meeting..
http://signull.com/manchwireless/
Or
http://www.manchesterwireless.org (waiting for DNS to do it's thing,
probably work tomorrow)
Stay tuned for our presentation on WiFi :)
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Okay, here's my little 2600 rant :)
2600 used to be a good magazine, but now all they are is a political
front that is a bit to extreme for me. The magazine and the radio show
they have used to be all about hacking, messing around with stuff, and
just general fun with computer and electronics.
How well do they work.. Sure they can work and suck, but are they just
as good as they would be on a windows box.. Also what video card and
xserver are you running?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:gnhlug-discuss-admin;mail.gnhlug.org] On Behalf Of
Ben Boulanger
Hey, just an FYI. I'll be attending with a buddy of mine, Mike Spenard.
If you have any questions about WiFi stuff (specifically antenna
questions) then feel free to ask. Perhaps we can get him to do a
presentation on WiFi security and stuff like that at some point :)
Mike is owner and operator
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