On Wednesday 05 September 2007 15:50, Bryan O'Neal wrote:
> Has any one mentioned services like Life Lock yet?
>
> http://www.lifelock.com/
>
>
lifelock is, at best, a temporary solution.
Also, there are some questions about the companies business model and there
are other questions with regard to
Am 05. Sep, 2007 schw�tzte Bryan O'Neal so:
I have come to the point I would like to set up something to watch
incoming emails pick out key words and forward them on to known parties
and to email addresses taken from the incoming email. Basically we want
to start doing tailed auto responses to
Bryan O'Neal wrote:
> I have come to the point I would like to set up something to watch
> incoming emails pick out key words and forward them on to known parties
> and to email addresses taken from the incoming email. Basically we want
> to start doing tailed auto responses to email generated via
Yikes Access was not a very good relational database. Good for maybe 4 or
5 concurrent users. Maybe it has been improved since I used it 6 or 8 years
ago.
If you are going to have to go through all that work why not just create an
intranet?
Bryan O'Neal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: You c
On Wed, 5 Sep 2007, Bryan O'Neal wrote:
> Has any one mentioned services like Life Lock yet?
>
> http://www.lifelock.com/
There have been articles in various newspapers showing this is
the next thing to a scam.
They charge and do no more than you can do yourself for free.
By the way, don't p
You can connect to the Access DB using open office and ODBC on any
platform, but the Linux MS Access drivers all cost $$ while the windows
ones are free.
You will also need to rebuild all your forms and quires in OpenBase, but
it is very easy to link to the table information.
-Original Messag
Access is by nature a multi user database and their should be no reason
they four PC could not hit the same access file located on any standard
file server (Including a Linux smb server) However you need access on
all computers OR something that understands access.
If they are running windows ba
Mike Garfias wrote:
> I would prefer Xen to the other crap thats in use. There seems to be
> a great variation in the service levels (both price and in what the
> machines offer).
>
> The other requirement is that I have to run debian on there. No rpm-
> based distros for me.
I was recentl
On Wed, 2007-09-05 at 16:08 -0700, Carlton Brooks wrote:
> About 12 years ago I created an MS Access database for a historical
> society to maintain their collection of material.
> They would now like to make the information available on the 4 pc units
> in their office instead of the one it is c
About 12 years ago I created an MS Access database for a historical
society to maintain their collection of material.
They would now like to make the information available on the 4 pc units
in their office instead of the one it is currently housed on.
I thought that if I set up their server as a
On Wed, 2007-09-05 at 15:35 -0700, Bryan O'Neal wrote:
> I have come to the point I would like to set up something to watch
> incoming emails pick out key words and forward them on to known
> parties and to email addresses taken from the incoming email.
> Basically we want to start doing tailed aut
After a long battle with technology, Bryan O'Neal wrote:
> I have come to the point I would like to set up something to watch
> incoming emails[,] pick out key words[,] and forward them on to known
> parties and to email addresses taken from the incoming email.
Keywords where? In the Subject:, o
Has any one mentioned services like Life Lock yet?
http://www.lifelock.com/
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keith smith
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To: Main PLUG discussion list
Subject: Re: OT~ Credit accounts
I have come to the point I would like to set up something to watch
incoming emails pick out key words and forward them on to known parties
and to email addresses taken from the incoming email. Basically we want
to start doing tailed auto responses to email generated via web forms or
certain public
1) Yes, I remember 8 inch floppies. I even remember changeable 20MB back up
disks that had to be wheeled to the server on a dolly.
2) Yes I have 720K 3 & ½ inch floppies. I even have several working 5 & ¼ inch
floppies and a working drive. What do you need them for?
3) Yes, my wife made me t
UML is my 2nd choice. VMWare and virtuozzo is NOT on my list (had
bad experiences with VMware in the past, virtuozzo looks like it has
the same issues).
On Sep 5, 2007, at 12:52 PM, Michael R. Crusoe wrote:
> I believe I'm on my fourth year with linode.com's exellent UML
> based product.
>
I plan on going and have some room for a couple people if anybody is
interested in going. I plan on leaving Phoneix around 3:30 and returning
after the meeting that night. We should be back in town by 10.
Please contact me off the list if you are interested in going.
On 9/4/07, Patrick Fleming, E
Craig White sent me a procedure for activating Java in my Firefox
through the PLUG discussion board.
I would like to thank Craig and Shawn Badger for your responses. I
recognize the amount of work that went into them.
Unfortunately, in spite of following Craig's procedure I have not
achieved
On Wed, Sep 05, 2007 at 01:02:52PM -0700, der.hans wrote:
> AMD has announced it will be making specifications available for
> developing Free Software drivers for new ATI cards.
>
> http://lwn.net/Articles/248227/
This seems promising!
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moin moin,
AMD has announced it will be making specifications available for
developing Free Software drivers for new ATI cards.
http://lwn.net/Articles/248227/
ciao,
der.hans
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# "Who decided that holders of government-granted
Mike Garfias wrote:
> I would prefer Xen to the other crap thats in use. There seems to be
> a great variation in the service levels (both price and in what the
> machines offer).
>
> The other requirement is that I have to run debian on there. No rpm-
> based distros for me.
>
> Anyone ha
I believe I'm on my fourth year with linode.com's exellent UML based product.
Note: They did a year-long beta of a Xen approach and found that it
lacked the resource controls that they needed.
On 9/5/07, Mike Garfias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would prefer Xen to the other crap thats in use.
Mike Garfias wrote:
> I looked at unixshell, but they're full up. And tektonic is doing
> virtuozzo or whatever it is.
A question for you experienced people...
As long as your virtual server is running your OS of choice, you should
be agnostic about what virtual machine engine provides your vi
I looked at unixshell, but they're full up. And tektonic is doing
virtuozzo or whatever it is.
On Sep 5, 2007, at 11:26 AM, Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
> On Wed, 5 Sep 2007, Mike Garfias wrote:
>
>> I would prefer Xen to the other crap thats in use. There seems to be
>> a great variation in the ser
On Wed, 5 Sep 2007, Mike Garfias wrote:
> I would prefer Xen to the other crap thats in use. There seems to be
> a great variation in the service levels (both price and in what the
> machines offer).
>
> The other requirement is that I have to run debian on there. No rpm-
> based distros f
I would prefer Xen to the other crap thats in use. There seems to be
a great variation in the service levels (both price and in what the
machines offer).
The other requirement is that I have to run debian on there. No rpm-
based distros for me.
Anyone have any recommendations?
--
Alex LeDonne wrote:
> On 9/3/07, Vaughn Treude <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hello everyone:
>> Here's a question for the MythTV experts in the group.
>>
>> Here's the background - I had a Hauppage TV card (which I used for video
>> capture) running fine under Mandrake 10. Then the system's mother
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