Sorry for the OT post -
I'm starting a small club (*) and need a mailing list server as not
everybody can or remembers to cc: the entire group. What's involved in
setting up one and where can I have it hosted? Or am I better just to
do a Yahoogroup? Note that I am not interested in hosting i
Johnno wrote:
There is must be many in his pills..
Speaking of which, how does this man go about selling "medicine" with
unproven claims? As a former American, I can assure you that someone
this bold in the States would draw the attention of the Food and Drug
Administration rather quickly. US
Sorry to ramble here, but any feedback would be greatly appreciated...
I'm shifting to a new (old) house next week, and have been thinking
about how to set up internet access there. I have as existing hardware:
-Homebuilt 1.6G box dual-booting win2k and Mandrake (thanks Wesley) with
LAN card
Rex Johnston wrote:
Every one of those messages contains the information you require.
Look at the headers.
_His_ headers say he's using Outyuck Express, in which case he'll have a
bear of a time reading the headers. He can therefore click on the
following link:
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?bod
David A. Mann wrote:
I would expect a print shop to be able to handle zip disks and CD-R for
bigger files.
From my limited experience, if you're going to use CD, go CDR not CDRW.
Imagelab had no problems with my CDR, but couldn't read my CDRW on
either of the two boxes they tried it on. Th
Here's another thing to think about - what are you going to do with the
images of the perp? The police will show very little interest even if
you bring them a videotape with nice clear images of someone breaking
into your car. The store I work in has some great footage of
shoplifters in the a
Carl Cerecke wrote:
Matt Agnew wrote:
They have scads of 300 and 333Mhz PII dekstops, Dell laptops, Sony 21"
monitors, and, what I'm interested in, a passel of Lexmark 1855 laser
printers. I hope they're cheap because toner carts are $400+.
But they last for 17,600 page
Chris Hellyar wrote:
I'm looking for a Linux app to work on large (300Mb+) Audio files, that can
do some basic copy'n'paste, playback, mix type stuff...
Check out Audacity - http://audacity.sourceforge.net. I've only used
the windows port - and only briefly - but it sounds (ha!) like it'll do
C Falconer wrote:
> Saturday's auction catalog is now online. Its 800+ Kb of html.
Sorry, I already deleted the address, and it's hard to find on their
site. Where is it again?
They have scads of 300 and 333Mhz PII dekstops, Dell laptops, Sony 21"
monitors, and, what I'm interested in, a pas
Is there an equivalent to "su" in a GUI? F'rexample, I'm logged in to
KDE, and am using Kedit to edit my lilo.conf. Unfortunately, I can't
save it as I don't have permission to write there. I suppose I could
save it elsewhere, go to a terminal windowe, su, and copy the file over
to the /etc
Nick Rout wrote:
> By the way, have you typed "man fstab" at a command prompt?
Yes, but there wasn't anything in there about "none" or "supermount" in
there. man supermount works, tho :)
HOWEVER... This is not the problem. I happened to log on using Gnome
instead of KDE and suddenly the zip
On Wed, 2002-10-02 at 09:44, Andrew Kemmy wrote:
>>The CPU cooler on my Duron CPU sounds like a plane taking off.
Been there, heard that. I have one of the hotter-running chips out there
(Tbird 1400) and have tried three different fans. There is definitely
an inverse relationship between noi
Hello all,
I am recently up and running with Mandrake 9.0 (very pretty!) and am
having trouble accessing my floppy, cd and Zip drives.
In my fstab I have three lines like this:
none /mnt/cdrom supermount dev=dev/scd0,fs=auto,ro,-
-,iocharset=iso8559-1,codepage=850, unmask=0 0 0
I'm clueless a
Keith McGavin wrote:
> Hi Matt,
> sounds like you did not install lilo/grub. Have you got
> a boot disk?
The problem is mostly that I installed BootMagic as well - IIRC, I had
lilo working, but this was all six months and half a planet ago. Thanks
to all the folks who offered to some ove
There was talk at the last meeting of a troubleshooting session for the
next meeting - is this still on, and is there a signup sheet? I've
installed Mandrake alongside Win2k and Win98 and can't get into the
Linux partition.
Alternatively, is someone willing to come to my house and help me in
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