On Mon, 7 Mar 2005 15:44:07 -0700, Lance Grover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 10:51:59 -0700, shadoi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Are these systems running in a 1 or 2U rackmount case with a riser
> > card? If so I happen to know that there are issues with some riser
> > cards
Not long ago, Sasha Pachev proclaimed...
> Our kids are homeschooled, which has a positive side effect of
> reduced germ exposure in enclosed areas.
... and a negative side effect of not building their immune systems. ;-)
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I tried to register an account with kopete but get a connection
refused. Kopete's default ports are 5222 and 5223 for ssl. Any
ideas?
Spencer
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 10:21:06 -0700, Stuart Jansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For those rare few that dont'read Slashdot, here's something worth
> payin
On Tue, Mar 15, 2005 at 01:03:26PM -0700, Eric Jensen wrote:
> leave it for when they get older and just add in a cleaner one. Now you
> don't have to worry about video editors but just an audio editor like
> Sound Forge, Goldwave, etc. Bleep/Mute the parts you don't like and
> import the .wav
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 11:35:12 -0700, Kenneth Burgener <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dan Wilson wrote:
> > I don't think you even need to go there... just quote the AIM TOS:
> >
> > "In addition, by posting Content on an AIM Product, you grant AOL, its
> > parent, affiliates, subsidiaries, assigns, ag
I've use Cinelerra to create DVD's, and so if you are having troubles
with it you can ask me. It is a very large program, and it will
reprocess all of the video, but it does work. The newest version 1.2.2
is the most stable.
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> A non-traditional way to fund health expenses is to get a Health Savings
> Account (HSA)
For what it's worth, Health Savings Accounts are recommended by Dave Ramsey.
--Dave
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I have private health insurance from IHC. I am not very happy with it, but it
covers the doctors my wife uses. I also looked at Blue Cross/Blue Shield, and
Altius. I found them all to be overpriced, undervalued, and generally
dehumanizing.
A non-traditional way to fund health expenses is to g
Merrill:
We went with the $2500/$5000 deductible IHC plan, which has the premium of
$203/month for us - a family of 6 with the oldest member 31 years old. The rates
go up when you get older - I tried to challenge this policy, and although I have
very good reasons to claim that my biological age
I must have missed the original to this thread (been having e-mail
issues lately). Now that I've seen the original request I definately
recommend re-authoring the DVD with something like TMPEGEnc DVD Author,
DVD Maestro, or anything else that will simply allow you to add an
additional audio tr
On Tuesday 15 March 2005 12:54 pm, Lars Rasmussen wrote:
> If I've already purchased this same DVD & I ask Barry for an edited
> copy, am I within fair use?
Depends on who you ask.
IANAL
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On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 10:43:54 -0700, Barry Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'll probably be trying to take some Deity language out of "The
> Incredibles" tonight. This week I've tried the latest avidemux2 and
> gopdit from sources. Neither worked for me editing mpeg's ripped from
> a DVD (avi
On Tuesday 15 March 2005 12:03 pm, jeff wrote:
> At work we are going to set up a new fileserver Linux w/ Samba. Get rid
> of the last @#^$%@ windows server finally :)
>
> We are looking at using a areca SATA RAID controller with lots of
> drives. I have never used SATA RAID, only SCSI. What kin
At work we are going to set up a new fileserver Linux w/ Samba. Get rid
of the last @#^$%@ windows server finally :)
We are looking at using a areca SATA RAID controller with lots of
drives. I have never used SATA RAID, only SCSI. What kind of
processor(s) and RAM am I going to need for this
Jason Jones wrote:
So is anybody successfully editing DVD's?
I
I do quite a bit of DVD authoring. I like DVD Maestro the best
personally, lets you get pretty advanced but not to the insane confusion
of Scenarist. Lots of encoding software that's good too. TMPEGEnc DVD
Source Creator does
So is anybody successfully editing DVD's?
I haven't tried it with a ripped DVD per se, but with other various
mpegs, I've used "MainActor" and it's worked wonderfully. You have to
buy it, but it works.
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Not long ago, Doran Barton proclaimed...
> OTOH, if you're me and you have health issues (I am diabetic),
Just want to clarify- that should read "if you're LIKE me."
I don't seriously expect anyone else to BE me. ;-)
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Not long ago, Merrill Oveson proclaimed...
> I've noticed that at least a few of you have quit your regular day
> jobs to become independent consultants.
>
> What have you done about health insurance?
If you're healthy and all, just get health insurance with an agent. Most
people can do well this
I've noticed that at least a few of you have quit your regular day
jobs to become independent consultants.
What have you done about health insurance?
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I'll probably be trying to take some Deity language out of "The
Incredibles" tonight. This week I've tried the latest avidemux2 and
gopdit from sources. Neither worked for me editing mpeg's ripped from
a DVD (avidemux2 was closest, and it lost video/audio sync after any
edit).
So is anybody succ
I thought I should pass this on to all of you. If any of you guys have
experience in hardware/networking (SANs), feel free to contact me
directly. My company is hiring. There are three positions currently
located in Denver, New Jersey and LA. My company always has positions
come up all over. F
On Tuesday 15 March 2005 08:59 am, Jeff Davies wrote:
> I am using a (ADAPTEC CHIPSET)Serial ATA, CERC-SATA-6CH Controller
I know that some sata drivers are very young in linux, 'CERC' sounds like a
Dell box, no? You may try the poweredge mailing list if this is so.
> I am also using SUSE 9.1 P
I am using a (ADAPTEC CHIPSET)Serial ATA, CERC-SATA-6CH Controller
I am also using SUSE 9.1 Pro (2.6.4-52-smp)
I highly doubt I am using IDE-TCQ unless it's enabled by default.
Hope this helps narrow it down.
Thanks
Jeff
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From: Nicholas Leippe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is a reminder about the meeting we're having on thursday. Jackson
Harper (a mono developer) will be presenting on System.Windows.Forms:
"System.Windows.Forms (SWF) is the API for writing GUI applications on
.Net. This will give a brief introduction to writing GUI applications
with SWF that ca
>I believe so I would have to double check.
>If we did could you tell me the affects?
its just a write-cache on the disk. nicholas may have been thinking that if
there was a power failure, then the cache may not have been sync'd with the
disk. not sure about SATA, but i'm not aware of anay ATA
On Tuesday 15 March 2005 08:05 am, Jeff Davies wrote:
> I believe so I would have to double check.
> If we did could you tell me the affects?
Well, from what you described, as long as you did a clean shutdown, I wouldn't
think it to have been part of the problem this time. However, with reiserfs
I believe so I would have to double check.
If we did could you tell me the affects?
Jeff
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Nicholas Leippe
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To: Provo Linux Users Group Mailing List
Subject: Re: Filesyste
Did you perchance have write-caching enabled on the drives?
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