+++ Steve [30/01/08 23:34 -0700]:
AOL Internet tools are actually made by McAfee, so if it happened for
AOL, there is a good chance similar behavior would be exhibited with
McAfee which is much more likely to be installed on the machine.
I respect McAffee much more than AOL, but no , I do
Does this machine have AOL installed on it? A recent update from AOL
called Parental Controls will disable all internet browsing except through
the AOL browser (IE, Opera, Firefox, Netscape will all be disabled). Find
and kill any AOL software on the machine and I would get that it
Hi everyone,
I know quite a several of us were wanting to go to Capitol Hill today
to voice opposition (or support hey it is a free country after all),
for HB 139.
If anyone wants or needs a lift to Capitol Hill, I have a few extra
seats and would gladly swing by and pick you up, just let me
On 31 Jan 2008, at 09:56, Steve wrote:
Hi everyone,
I know quite a several of us were wanting to go to Capitol Hill today
to voice opposition (or support hey it is a free country after all),
for HB 139.
If anyone wants or needs a lift to Capitol Hill, I have a few extra
seats and would gladly
Dr. Scott S. Jones wrote:
Does this machine have AOL installed on it? A recent update from AOL
called Parental Controls will disable all internet browsing except through
the AOL browser (IE, Opera, Firefox, Netscape will all be disabled). Find
and kill any AOL software on the
On 31 Jan 2008, at 10:04, Jason Edwards wrote:
Seriously? When did the (SL|P)LUG-lists become forums for spewing
this kind of tripe?!?
I am so sick and tired of hearing about Ron Paul. There are a great
many reasons why he is (thankfully) at the bottom of all the polls.
(If you would like
Seriously? When did the (SL|P)LUG-lists become forums for spewing
this kind of tripe?!?
I am so sick and tired of hearing about Ron Paul. There are a great
many reasons why he is (thankfully) at the bottom of all the polls.
(If you would like to know what those are, please, email me off list).
Your freedoms hinge largely upon the whims of the next person who takes office.
The job of the next president, will in part be to navigate us away
from the dangerous waters the current president has set course for.
He will do this by either invoking or revoking certain executive
orders, as well as
Hmm this does bring to mind a Simpsons episode from a few weeks ago.
Ralph Wiggum for President, Pick a Winner! (pull back to shot of
Ralph picking his nose.
Sincerely,
Steve
p.s. I support your run, and will vote for you if I'm in your area at
the time of the elections, what district are you
On AD 2008 January 31 Thursday 10:28:47 AM -0700, William Attwood wrote:
Let's not sensor items here by a few people that don't like the politics.
My political sensors are throwing alerts that I should censor your
radical exponents.
If there's a large group that want to move discussions like
This morning's front page of the Salt Lake Tribune shows the final
candidates, yet I seem to recall one that's missing. Yes that's
right, following in Fox News' footsteps, The Tribune does not even
have a picture of Ron Paul on their front page. Besides this blatant
disregard for providing
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I propose
On Jan 31, 2008 10:03 AM, Jonathan Duncan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Go team! I wish I could come along. I look forward to hearing how it
goes.
We at UTOSF hopefully be streaming/podcasting this event today up at
the capital. Assuming it is being streamed, feel free to join the
broadcast at
You might want to try resetting the TCP stack in windows before you
nuke the machine. I have seen doing that fix some random problems. You
can only do it from the command line in XP. Here is the command
netsh int ip reset c:\log.txt
At least I think that is the correct syntax. It
On Thu, 2008-01-31 at 10:04 -0700, Jason Edwards wrote:
Seriously? When did the (SL|P)LUG-lists become forums for spewing
this kind of tripe?!?
Plug has a long and strong tradition of tolerating a wide range of
topics. That's part of what makes Plug a community, not just free tech
support for
On Jan 31, 2008 11:03 AM, Clint Savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We at UTOSF hopefully be streaming/podcasting this event today up at
the capital. Assuming it is being streamed, feel free to join the
broadcast at http://stream.utosf.org
Thanks, Clint (and UTOSF), that's great. I look forward
Clint Savage wrote:
We at UTOSF hopefully be streaming/podcasting this event today up at
the capital. Assuming it is being streamed, feel free to join the
broadcast at http://stream.utosf.org
Using free wireless internet access I presume? :)
--Dave
/*
PLUG: http://plug.org, #utah on
Hi everyone,
I'm about to go on a trip to CA, will likely be moving there and
needed some advice.
I really want to maintain internet connectivity the entire time, and
so I figure a wireless data card is my best bet.
But does anyone have any experience working with these cards, i.e.
coverage,
On Jan 31, 2008 11:03 AM, Clint Savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We at UTOSF hopefully be streaming/podcasting this event today up at
the capital. Assuming it is being streamed, feel free to join the
broadcast at http://stream.utosf.org
Went to the website but I'm confused about where to click
Dr. Scott S. Jones wrote:
You might want to try resetting the TCP stack in windows before you
nuke the machine. I have seen doing that fix some random problems. You
can only do it from the command line in XP. Here is the command
netsh int ip reset c:\log.txt
At least I think that
On Jan 31, 2008 1:38 PM, Clint Savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, so if you go to http://stream.utosf.org there are two options,
the one you want is the streaming server. However, there won't be a
link there until about 3pm. It should say HB 139 on it somewhere so
watch for that. Also,
Steve
I really want to maintain internet connectivity the entire time, and
so I figure a wireless data card is my best bet.
But does anyone have any experience working with these cards, i.e.
coverage, access speed etc.
I'd really like to get some real user experiences from folks, before I
enter
On Jan 31, 2008 1:25 PM, Chris Carey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jan 31, 2008 11:03 AM, Clint Savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We at UTOSF hopefully be streaming/podcasting this event today up at
the capital. Assuming it is being streamed, feel free to join the
broadcast at
Found these on Fedora's Marketing list, thought maybe they might be of
use to someone?
Cheers,
Clint
--
I found some really cool promo flayers online and would like to share
them with you;
http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m286/LegoAddict/
Freedomofchoice.jpg
http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m286/LegoAddict/Linuxgivesyouthehouse.jpg
http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m286/LegoAddict/Computewithnature.jpg
Found these on Fedora's Marketing list, thought maybe they might be
Awesome. That command has saved me more than once. It even fixed some
quirkyness when the Novell client started acting up on a machine. It is
a very useful command to keep around and one of those well i might as
well try this things.
Mike:
I believe now that I spoke too soon. I know that I
I run 'whois' on a variety of domains and they all report back. I still
think the fact that my browser Firefox, as well as IE, can't get out to the
web has to do with some setting on my box, since whois, ping and several
other tools work, successfully communicating with the 'net.
scott
/*
PLUG:
Streaming Meetings Server link is broken. It points to
http://stream.utos.org:8080/. Should that be
http://stream.utosf.org:8080/? Either way (as is, or corrected to
utosf), I get a page timeout...
Jacob Fugal
Jacob,
Not sure what the issue is, but its not down. I was just there at
This comes up every now and then...
The PLUG list is one of the few (maybe the only?) 'open mic' forums for Linux
users in the state. As far as I know (and there may be exceptions) the mailing
list is fully un-moderated and has never been censored (minus spam filtering).
It is up to all of you to
On Jan 31, 2008 2:14 PM, Clint Savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not sure what the issue is, but its not down. I was just there at
http://stream.utos.org:8080/
or
http://stream.utosf.org:8080/
And they were both working fine. Also, I just tested the stream, sounds
great.
Ah, I bet I know
Hopefully they will revise them for spelling, grammar, readability, and
legibility (white font on a background with lots of white w/o a shadow)
before they actually use these.
They are almost professional looking.
/*
PLUG: http://plug.org, #utah on irc.freenode.net
Unsubscribe:
Dr. Scott S. Jones wrote:
I run 'whois' on a variety of domains and they all report back. I still
think the fact that my browser Firefox, as well as IE, can't get out to the
web has to do with some setting on my box, since whois, ping and several
other tools work, successfully communicating
Hey Scott,
I'm in SLC you want me to drop by?
Sincerely,
Steve
On Jan 31, 2008 2:50 PM, Mike Lovell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dr. Scott S. Jones wrote:
I run 'whois' on a variety of domains and they all report back. I still
think the fact that my browser Firefox, as well as IE, can't get
On Thu, 2008-01-31 at 14:21 -0700, Ryan Simpkins wrote:
plug-jobs (for those desperately seeking work, and recruiters that spam me).
plug-announce (meeting announcements, and other important stuff)
Seems like we discuss this every year or so. I prefer to keep job
announcements on the main list.
On Thu, January 31, 2008 17:15, Corey Edwards wrote:
On Thu, 2008-01-31 at 14:21 -0700, Ryan Simpkins wrote:
plug-jobs (for those desperately seeking work, and recruiters that spam me).
plug-announce (meeting announcements, and other important stuff)
Seems like we discuss this every year or
+++ Steve [31/01/08 16:36 -0700]:
Hey Scott,
I'm in SLC you want me to drop by?
Sincerely,
Steve
I am home now. I missed you.
I am heading back to my office tonight to see how it's working.
One thing I found today was that Zone Alarm is still installed, though not
functioning. A file
On Thu, 2008-01-31 at 17:38 -0700, Ryan Simpkins wrote:
What I'm thinking: post your jobs to plug-jobs, it gets posted to the main
mailing list. Then, it ends up in an archive on the web site (in a database)
where you can easily view the most recently posted jobs. We will then enhance
that
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