Palm Pre
Have any of you checked out the Palm Pre? The Wall Street Journal ran an
article on it in today's paper.
Scott
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Is this list still working? Posts have just stopped. What happened?
Is that NUSKIN convention there eclipsing everything else happening in
Provo?
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Andrew McNabb wrote:
I would also like
to point out that the differences are purely in software. You can
modify the VLAN configuration to make the WAN just like all of the
other ports.
Yup. It's all software. Using a LAN port + disabling DHCP just
happens to be the easiest to do (least
I have a friend who is a photographer.. She recently took about 300
pictures for a motorcycle web site. She wants to know how to set these
up as a slide show that site visitors can click on to see the pics.
Suggestions?
Scott
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Subject: Re: Slide show
Jones, Scott (GE Money, consultant) wrote:
I have a friend who is a photographer.. She recently took about 300
pictures for a motorcycle web site. She wants to know how to
set these
up as a slide show that site visitors
Here's a further refinement to my question. My friend doesn't want her pictures
to be in the public domain, or publicly accessible, only on her web site via
password to access protect area, where slides would reside. Will Picasa and
Flickr allow such access control?
-Original
Are there any networking sites rivaling LinkedIn and others for business
contacts, running in the FOSS realm?
Please Advise!
Scott
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I have two routers, one networked hp 2605dn color laser and one wife.
The two routers are wrt54g models. One is plugged directly into my SMC
gateway device, with address 10.1.10.1 with the comcast cable plugged
into it. This first router is wireless and my wife's laptops usually
want to connect to
I have two routers, one networked hp 2605dn color laser and one wife.
The two routers are wrt54g models. One is plugged directly
into my SMC
gateway device, with address 10.1.10.1 with the comcast
cable plugged
into it. This first router is wireless and my wife's laptops usually
want to
Group
Subject: Re: Two routers
On Wed, May 27, 2009 10:02 am, Jones, Scott (GE Money,
consultant) wrote:
I have two routers, one networked hp 2605dn color laser and one wife.
So I have to ask. How does your wife feel about being
listed as part of your network?
--
Matthew Walker
Kydance
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Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 11:04 AM
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Subject: Re: Two routers
Jones, Scott (GE Money, consultant) wrote:
My question is this.. Can I get the machines on the two routers
talking to each other, i.e., my wife's laptop on the first wrt54g
wireless
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From: plug-boun...@plug.org [mailto:plug-boun...@plug.org] On
Behalf Of Kyle Waters
Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 11:16 AM
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Subject: Re: Two routers
Jones, Scott (GE Money, consultant) wrote:
The SMC gateway device is the cable modem.. The two wrt54g routers
Kyle Waters wrote:
Justin Hileman wrote:
The key is to get the second WRT out of router mode and into
access point mode. Do this by putting the uplink on a LAN port
rather than the WAN port. Then you should disable the DHCP
server on
the second WRT. This keeps it from handing out IP
I have a friend with a 7125 laptop. She is wanting to sell it because
she wants something lighter. She likes this machine but it's too heavy
[for her] and discourages her taking it more places. It has a 17
screen. She is gathering more specs on it.
Her name is Jenefer May, and her home email
Is the file encrypted or merely password protected? If the latter,
you could use strings to extract out the data. Otherwise, Nick
suggested you find a temporary copy... what about using something
like sleuthkit to mine your hard drive? Or you could use
some of the
tools in Hiren's
Is it a WORD .doc file?
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From: plug-boun...@plug.org [mailto:plug-boun...@plug.org] On
Behalf Of Jared W. Robinson
Sent: Tuesday, May 19, 2009 6:06 AM
To: plug@plug.org
Subject: Need help decrypting word doc
Hey Folks,
My grandmother has been working on an obituary
Kyle:
Excellent explanation.
Maybe an explanation of licensing is in order here. It's
a very confusing topic. The original purpose of copyright is
exactly as it seems it should be a set of laws used to
determine who has a right to make copies of something. Now in
today's digital age
Hans:
I know there are man pages and the like, but is there a compendium
devoted to helping a simple mind like mine understand email set up and
administration, from the ground up? I am happy to dig in and read if I
can find the right source on all this.
Scott
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From:
I'd love to attend. Alas, I have cancelled two other events, to attend a
third on this same night. Will there be any notes taken and shared on
the list here after the presentation?
scott
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From: plug-boun...@plug.org [mailto:plug-boun...@plug.org] On
Behalf Of Ryan
I realize my question may not fit here, but perhaps I can get some
direction.
I have an older COMPAQ machine, on which I have to run XP PRO. It's for
a program that has no linux port, Lytec Medical. I use it to process
claims and keep track of my patients.
I have an 80 gb drive in this COMPAQ
Charles:
Thanks for your help. I attempted all methods mention in this thread to
date, and none worked. I am thinking now that my router (WRTP54G) IS NOT
ROUTING.
I can ping other machines on my LAN, but when attempting to connect
using ssh I GET ERROR, socket errors. This seems to happen
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From: plug-boun...@plug.org [mailto:plug-boun...@plug.org] On
Behalf Of Corey Edwards
Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2009 9:23 AM
To: plug@plug.org
Subject: RE: Data extraction
On Tue, 2009-04-28 at 10:47 -0400, Jones, Scott (GE Money, consultant)
wrote:
I do have
Linksys WRT54GL with your choice of third party firmware. This
has been brought up many times and that seems to be generally
accepted as a solid solution on the cheap. I have had mine
since May 2005 (granted it was just the WRT54G then but same
device) and has been a champ ever since.
I've
My router might be dying, but I am unsure.
I have a WRTP54G router at home, with 2 phone ports. It's locked by
Vonage, with whom I have VOIP.
Here's my dilemma: I believe the router is dying, but I hate to toss it
if it's just needing some TLC. I am hooked on VOIP, so I need something
that
How about a suggestion UP to replace my WRTP54G?
Scott
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What do you mean by SEE? You can't get on the network? You
don't see it in Places- Network? I'm going to assume the
former, because 1) I never use the latter, and 2) you don't
want to use Windows networking (aka Samba) anyway.
By 'see' I mean, even though each machine can access resources on
Does anything ready to run exist that will take as input several words,
and then output a string of those words, punctuated various ways,
allowing one to shuffle and randomize the word group and then add words
to the group now and then?
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Is it possible to host/serve/run two or more web sites at one location
with one static IP?
I have my web but my three boys will soon want to set up their own web
sites and update and manage each on their own. Can these all run from my
home network? These will not likely be commerce sites, but
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Behalf Of Garth Hill
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Subject: Re: Word scrambling
Jones, Scott (GE Money, consultant
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From: plug-boun...@plug.org [mailto:plug-boun...@plug.org] On
Behalf Of Mike Lovell
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Subject: Re: Word scrambling
Jones, Scott (GE Money, consultant
, Matthew Walker wrote:
On Wed, April 22, 2009 1:45 pm, Jones, Scott (GE Money, consultant)
wrote:
Is it possible to host/serve/run two or more web sites at one
location with one static IP?
I have my web but my three boys will soon want to set up their own
web sites and update and manage
I have a drive in a spare machine, from which I want to copy, over my
home LAN, the various folders, /, /var, /usr /home to another machine
with a much larger hdd. I have tried booting the machine using a live
ubuntu 8.10 desktop disc.. But have trouble getting networking on this
machine, to 'SEE'
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On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 11:52:11AM -0400, Jones, Scott (GE
Money, consultant) wrote:
I have a drive in a spare machine, from which I want to
copy, over my
home LAN, the various folders, /, /var, /usr /home to
another machine
with a much larger hdd
I am trying to get my mailman server set up, and have run into network
issues. I have a linksys wrt54g router, and have enabled web access.
Here's my question: If I can access the router remotely, then I should
fairly easily get access to my server box established, is this correct?
The other
, 2009 11:28 AM
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Subject: Re: Web admin access to home router
Jones, Scott (GE Money, consultant) wrote:
I am trying to get my mailman server set up, and have run into network
issues. I have a linksys wrt54g router
-Original Message-
From: plug-boun...@plug.org [mailto:plug-boun...@plug.org] On Behalf Of
Kyle Waters
Sent: Friday, April 17, 2009 11:37 AM
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Traffic
Subject: Re: Web admin access to home router
Jones, Scott (GE Money
Here's my question: If I can access the router remotely, then I should
fairly easily get access to my server box established, is this
correct?
Yes, enabling remote management has that great benefit. You can change
port forwards on the fly from any location.
The other question: Is it even
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From: plug-boun...@plug.org [mailto:plug-boun...@plug.org] On Behalf Of
Kimball Larsen
Sent: Tuesday, April 14, 2009 11:38 AM
To: Plug List
Subject: Time Lapse WebCam?
My company is building a new building, as we have outgrown our current
digs. The new building is
I like it, Matt.. That should get 'em talkin..
I would just Reply to all and say something like:
I really enjoyed hearing from you it has been a while... how is that
rash that you of yours doing?
but that is just me :)
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I have a few friends who are nice and fun otherwise, but have no clue
about sending email to their vast group of friends. You know, the ones
who include all 50 pages of the email which includes the headers with
ALL their friends addresses.
Is there any fun and yet legal way of passing them a
emails I chuckle to myself as I hit delete.
- Kimball
http://www.kimballlarsen.com
On Apr 9, 2009, at 11:22 AM, Jones, Scott (GE Money, consultant) wrote:
I have a few friends who are nice and fun otherwise, but have no clue
about sending email to their vast group of friends. You know, the ones
RECIPIENTS
On Thu, April 9, 2009 11:31 am, Jones, Scott (GE Money, consultant)
wrote:
You are right But isn't there some text I can keep handy to send
them back about netiquette? I know I have reached a few. I'll keep
looking.
You could just refer them to this:
http://www.emailreplies.com
Can dd be run on a CD, to image everything over to another drive?
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From: plug-boun...@plug.org [mailto:plug-boun...@plug.org] On Behalf Of
Charles Curley
Sent: Wednesday, April 08, 2009 10:51 AM
To: Provo Linux Users Group
Subject: CD-ROM recovery software?
I have a
It's funny you mentioned Turtle Wax. For the few times I have taken my
son's game disks in to have them resurfaced, that paste they put on the
disc looks strangely like Turtle Wax. I have some McGuires. I am going
to test that too.
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From: plug-boun...@plug.org
At least it'll give that CD-ROM drive a cool Boufont hairdo!
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From: plug-boun...@plug.org [mailto:plug-boun...@plug.org] On Behalf Of
David Garcia
Sent: Wednesday, April 08, 2009 11:04 AM
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Just curios.. What is 'flac'?
I'm pretty sure they did this in a Mythbusters once. I really think
you should copy the CD before it explodes.
I rarely use my original cds since I ripped them to mp3 long ago. I'm
getting them out to re-rip them to flac so there's no loss of quality.
I lost
Have you tried this http://sourceforge.net/projects/tesseract-ocr/
I have used it to scan various documents and it works well.
Scott
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From: plug-boun...@plug.org [mailto:plug-boun...@plug.org] On Behalf Of
Daniel C.
Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2009 10:08 PM
To:
...Or this http://www.linux.com/articles/57222
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From: plug-boun...@plug.org [mailto:plug-boun...@plug.org] On Behalf Of
Daniel C.
Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2009 10:08 PM
To: plug@plug.org
Subject: F/OS OCR?
Does anyone have any experience using f/os OCR packages?
I have two questions:
I have a system with a BIOS date of 8/2007. It works, runs, but I
believe a BIOS update would let the onboard SATA controller work better.
I am nervous about running a BIOS upgrade though. The mobo is from
MicroStar Int'l (MSI). Anyone know how to safely a) find the correct
I have two questions:
I have a system with a BIOS date of 8/2007. It works, runs, but I
believe a BIOS update would let the onboard SATA controller work
better. I am nervous about running a BIOS upgrade though. The mobo is
from MicroStar Int'l (MSI). Anyone know how to safely a) find the
I really need some help. I recently decided to move a hard drive, from
a machine with a failing power supply fan to a newer machine. The
drive is an 80 GB SATA, and worked just fine until I powered down on
the machine it was in.
After installing it in this newer box, I booted up, to find
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On Mon Mar 16 2009 08:11:43 Jones, Scott (GE Money, consultant) wrote:
I really need some help. I recently decided to move
What does hardparm -I tell me ?
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Er.. That was HDPARM.. No wonder I kept bumping into parmasean recipes
searching for this
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Sent: Monday, March 16, 2009 9:40 AM
To: Provo Linux Users Group
Sasha:
Yes, the BIOS sees each drive, listing the drive Model Number, size, all
that information accurately. If I boot with a live cd, and run gparted,
gparted will show the geometry etc.. All the data about the hard drive,
plus the partitions currently on the drive, on each drive. I have just
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