Hello folks
Just in case you haven't stumbled across this:
http://preview.tinyurl.com/7hv6t3d
Another toy that I want for my birthday...
cheers
Chris
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Thanks, I'll take a look.
On 01/04/12 21:10, Dominic Rodriguez wrote:
Leo
I use Logwatch which fulfills my needs.
I set it up as a cronjob and read it when I get up at last.
Works a charm.
Cheers
Dominic
On Apr 1, 2012 5:52 PM, "Leo" mailto:li...@fractal.me.uk>> wrote:
I currently run
Can't go wrong with the intel i5-2500k will handle any game you throw at it,
can clock it up to 4.5ghz on stock no need for the i7 when you can do this, use
the money you would of saved and get a decent graphics card. I haven't had good
experiences of Amds latest offerings especially the bulldoz
On 02/04/12 10:34, Ian Park wrote:
Does anyone know of a similar company they'd trust to do a decent job
of building a similar system but with a more up-to-date (spelled f - a
- s - t - e - r!) processor etc?
A friend of mine has had a couple of best-of-breed gaming beasts built
by Simon at
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Hello all.
It's nearly that time of year again. We're releasing Ubuntu 12.04
(LTS) - the Precise Pangolin on 26th April (at an unspecified time)
and as is customary would like to celebrate this with booze and chatting.
We're having our release party
Hi,
I would commend Novatech.co.uk to you :-)
Best regards,
Paul.
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Ian Park wrote:
A few years back, on a recommendation from someone on this list (sorry,
can't remember who), I bought a custom-built PC from a company cal
An friend of mine is attempting to revive the local Southampton.pm Perl
Mongers group - please see below for more info.
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Subject: [Southampton-pm] Initial meet-up: Wed 4th April, 8pm, Platform
Tavern
To: southampton
On 04/02/12 09:34, Ian Park wrote:
A few years back, on a recommendation from someone on this list
(sorry, can't remember who), I bought a custom-built PC from a company
called Vadim. At the time I bought it, it was pretty high spec: 2x
2GHz dual core Opteron CPUs, 4GB RAM, 640MB RAM on the gra
Hello all,
Just a quick question, am reading through the documentation on
netfilter, and I am in a bit of a hurry. So far I am under the
impression that fragmented packets are re-assembled *before* they are -j
QUEUE'd.
Do you know of any difference ?
many thanks,
Isaac
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A few years back, on a recommendation from someone on this list (sorry,
can't remember who), I bought a custom-built PC from a company called
Vadim. At the time I bought it, it was pretty high spec: 2x 2GHz dual
core Opteron CPUs, 4GB RAM, 640MB RAM on the graphics card, 150GB + 2x
320GB hard d
Chris,
Am I correct in understanding that you want a program like GUFU or
Firestarter but with location ability to change the settings depending
where you are?
This does sound like a good project to me and may be useful to new user of
Ubuntu or Linux coming from the-os-that-we-shall-not-speak-of.
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