2008/12/5 Dr Adam J Trickett [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I don't have to stop my business anymore because the computer
needs constant rebooting
That one is open to being parsed the wrong way
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Hi all,
I've just upgraded my Fedora 8 to Fedora 10 using the upgrade option from
the DVD image.
Now I imagine that Fedora 8 to 10 is not really the supported or intended
upgrade path, but I was left with a system that would boot but I couldn't
log in to X or even run yum or rpm to try and sort
On Fri, 05 Dec 2008 at 09:24:59AM +, Victor Churchill wrote:
2008/12/5 Dr Adam J Trickett [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I don't have to stop my business anymore because the computer
needs constant rebooting
That one is open to being parsed the wrong way
Which is why I don't have a job in
2008/12/5 Dr Adam J Trickett [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Though for my sins I was forced into the marketing department at
work for 12 months - which I can only describe as the worst job
I've ever done.
Haha, another statement open to mis-interpretation :)
Cheers,
Al.
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On Fri, 05 Dec 2008 at 11:06:11AM +, Alan Pope wrote:
2008/12/5 Dr Adam J Trickett [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Though for my sins I was forced into the marketing department at
work for 12 months - which I can only describe as the worst job
I've ever done.
Haha, another statement open to
Out of interest, does anyone know where the TV license issue stands on
browsing the BBC's website and using the iPlayer?
Presumably iPlayer is recorded TV programs and therefore a license is
required?
http://iplayerhelp.external.bbc.co.uk/help/about_iplayer/charge
Interesting wording though:
2008/12/5 Stephen Rowles [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The BBC does not charge you to use BBC iPlayer, nor does the current
version require a television licence
This is [OT] but irresistible to point out :
The referenced page says
quote
The BBC does not charge you to use BBC iPlayer, nor does the
2008/12/5 Stephen Rowles [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The BBC does not charge you to use BBC iPlayer, nor does the current
version require a television licence
Which I guess means they reserve the right to change that to require a
license in the future as only the *current* version requires no license.
My ancient ThinkPad is perfectly OK for most things (I use xfce from
Debian unstable) but only has USB 1.1, so getting data in and out is a
tedious process. Does anyone know if a cardbus USB 2.0 card is likely
to work OK? There are plenty on eBay for about £7 which seems a
reasonable price for a
2008/12/5 Alan Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2008/12/5 Stephen Rowles [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The BBC does not charge you to use BBC iPlayer, nor does the current
version require a television licence
Which I guess means they reserve the right to change that to require a
license in the future as only
2008/12/5 Richard Danter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
One thing that annoys me a little is that much of the media, specially
the live media like news24, can only be viewed if you are connecting
from a UK IP address.
Get a UK proxy, or run one on a machine at home and proxy everything
through that.
2008/12/5 Richard Danter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2008/12/5 Alan Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2008/12/5 Stephen Rowles [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The BBC does not charge you to use BBC iPlayer, nor does the current
version require a television licence
Which I guess means they reserve the right to change that
2008/12/5 Alan Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2008/12/5 Richard Danter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
One thing that annoys me a little is that much of the media, specially
the live media like news24, can only be viewed if you are connecting
from a UK IP address.
Get a UK proxy, or run one on a machine at
Hi,
I've seen cards similar that have a socket for an external PSU to power the
devices. Have you seen any like this?
I would ask the manufacturer is it does have a current limiter as a blown
voltage regulator is very bad news.
Cheers,
Paul.
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I've seen cards similar that have a socket for an external PSU to power
the devices. Have you seen any like this?
Yes, I've got one. Never actually plugged anything into it, though.
I would ask the manufacturer is it does have a current limiter as a blown
voltage regulator is very bad news.
Stephen Rowles wrote:
Hi all,
I've just upgraded my Fedora 8 to Fedora 10 using the upgrade option from
the DVD image.
Now I imagine that Fedora 8 to 10 is not really the supported or intended
upgrade path, but I was left with a system that would boot but I couldn't
log in to X or even
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