Short of rebooting my PC how can I restart the sound system on my PC?
If I try to run Amarok I get the following error
"xine was unable to initialize any audio drivers"
I get no sound out of any other sound related programs either.
Th PC has been running for 22 days and sound was working ok ye
Owain Clarke wrote:
I'm still working on this one (the main symptom being random outages),
and have been unable to trace what the problem is. My ISP (the Phone
Coop) tell me that if they call in an Open Reach engineer and it turns
out that the problem is within my property I'll be liable f
I can second that - I use Brother HL-5270DN, which does PostScript
emulation and duplex printing. Bought it through Amazon; the only small
wrinkle is that it came from France, but they supplied a UK mains lead
for it as well as the continental one.
Ian
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Hello there,
Quick question follows, here are a number of ubuntu 9.04 machines. They all
want updates.
Instead of eating loads of internet bandwidth, can the updates simply be
downloaded once from one machine and then installed manually on the others ?
thanks in advance,
Isaac.
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On 16 July 2010 14:16, Jan Henkins wrote:
> Hello Isaac,
>
> On Fri, July 16, 2010 12:46, Isaac Close wrote:
>> Hello there,
>>
>> Quick question follows, here are a number of ubuntu 9.04 machines. They
>> all want updates.
>>
>> Instead of eating loads of internet bandwidth, can the updates simpl
Hello Isaac,
On Fri, July 16, 2010 12:46, Isaac Close wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> Quick question follows, here are a number of ubuntu 9.04 machines. They
> all want updates.
>
> Instead of eating loads of internet bandwidth, can the updates simply be
> downloaded once from one machine and then insta
Hello there,
Quick question follows, here are a number of ubuntu 9.04 machines. They all
want updates.
Instead of eating loads of internet bandwidth, can the updates simply be
downloaded once from one machine and then installed manually on the others ?
thanks in advance,
Isaac.
--
On 16/07/10 11:49, Vic wrote:
As the rest of the logs are fine my guess is the spammer is using some
control character sequence which is corrupting parsing of the logs for
IP address
I seriously doubt that.
Consider the complexity of a crafted sequence that just erases the IP
address, but le
> As the rest of the logs are fine my guess is the spammer is using some
> control character sequence which is corrupting parsing of the logs for
> IP address
I seriously doubt that.
Consider the complexity of a crafted sequence that just erases the IP
address, but leaves the rest of the log int
We also have some 4300n printers (and others in the series), and they've
been solid; I don't think we paid half as much as £1000, though!
On 16 July 2010 10:38, Paul Stimpson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've used the HP Laserjet 4300n (and 4200n - the same but a little slower)
> and they are excellent dev
Hi,
I've used the HP Laserjet 4300n (and 4200n - the same but a little slower) and
they are excellent devices. They are fairly compact and modular so you buy the
bits you need (duplexer, paper trays, stapler/stacker, trolley...) If you can
find one there are preloaded ones where the model numbe
On 16 July 2010 10:19, James Courtier-Dutton wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a requirement for a Laser Duplex printer with Ethernet network
> interface.
> The last time I brought a printer was about 10 years ago.
> The previous one was a HP LaserJet 4L.
>
> Does anyone have any recommendations?
>
> Kind
Hi,
I have a requirement for a Laser Duplex printer with Ethernet network interface.
The last time I brought a printer was about 10 years ago.
The previous one was a HP LaserJet 4L.
Does anyone have any recommendations?
Kind Regards
James
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On 16/07/10 03:05, Vic wrote:
I don't need debugging tools. I just avoid writing code with bugs in.
Yeah, alright Dan. I'm sure we can all take that seriously.
You seemed to take my previous tongue-in-cheek comment about the
illegibility of Perl one-liners seriously.
But seriously, I have
> Actually, I have no idea what the semantics of <> are. I don't even know what
> you call that syntactically - anonymous filehandle constant? Can you point me
> to documentation about the semantics of that thing?
Its a special case of a .
perldoc perlop
If a is used in a context that is look
On 16 July 2010 03:05, Vic wrote:
>
> > I don't need debugging tools. I just avoid writing code with bugs in.
>
> A clear breach of the first law of programming!
>
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