> for logging usage. After 30k uses, it prevents the machine
> from working anymore. My boss tasked me with finding
> out how to get around
I could be flat wrong but 30k is close to 32k, which is one of those
magical numbers. It could be incrementing a counter that is evaluated
as a 16 bit signed
Remember that this is a PIMA county problem, but the AZ AG's office
has hired the Maricopa county elections office to do the recount in
Phoenix.
It's the Pima County elections office that has screwed the pooch.
Incidentally (and somewhat on-topic) using...
cat VHISTORY.csv |awk -F"," {'print $2'
Hey all,
Sorry about being so vague the first time around, I was just wondering
if there was anyone with experience with the iButton. I have been
tasked with doing some repairs on equipment that use these as a method
for logging usage. After 30k uses, it prevents the machine from
working anymore.
Hope you enjoy this Linux Ragazine article that examines Ubuntu right out of
the box.
excerpt:
During the last couple of years, Linux distributions have focused on
improving the installation process of Linux in order to make the freely
available operating system available to more people. It’s a n
If you get me more details, I'll put it on my blog, and forward it to a few
of my blog-friends.
Eric
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 7:58 PM, Jim March <1.jim.ma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It appears that I've got what I need among the various answers :).
> Thanks guys, I'll report back in a bit on how it w
Got a message from my daughter in Germany trying to get her soundcard to
work with Suse 11.1. The soundcard she is using is an audigy soundcard
that she said works sometimes, but it is spuradic. She is using Wine to
play games but she doesn't have sound since she updated her Linux kernel.
Any id
Got a message from my daughter in Germany trying to get her soundcard to
work with Suse 11.1. The soundcard she is using is an audigy soundcard
that she said works sometimes, but it is spuradic. She is using Wine to
play games but she doesn't have sound since she updated her Linux kernel.
Any id
Have you thought of putting up a blog?
It amazes me what goes on in this county.
--- On Tue, 4/14/09, Jim March <1.jim.ma...@gmail.com> wrote:
From: Jim March <1.jim.ma...@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Got a text formatting/database question - the political backstory
To: "Tucson Free Unix Group"
Jim March wrote:
> Guys,
>
> I have an interesting database problem that I think can be solved on
> the command line in one shot. But I don't know how :(.
>
> I have a comma separated values text file. Each line shows a voter ID
> number and an election ID number they voted in. NOT who they vo
It appears that I've got what I need among the various answers :).
Thanks guys, I'll report back in a bit on how it went technically.
Politically/legally, here's the backstory:
The 2006 RTA election (dated 5/16/06) was fishy from the beginning.
It involved a $2bil transportation bond. It smelled
Oops...
I forgot to say that I don't have the IP address of the attached device.
I have ALL IP addresses, but I don't know whom is attached to whom...
And yes, I can control the setup, but my ultimate goal is to manage less.
The only way I see this possible, is by broadcasting "something" to the
While that is a pretty trivial problem to solve, I don't think you
should be asking how to extract data out of something like voter
records on a mailing list in an active criminal lawsuit. Has the
attorney approved of this method? How do you know the people that
reply are giving you the cor
On Tue, 14 Apr 2009 18:34:30 -0700
Jim March <1.jim.ma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Guys,
>
> I have an interesting database problem that I think can be solved on
> the command line in one shot. But I don't know how :(.
>
> I have a comma separated values text file. Each line shows a voter ID
> numb
awk '$2~/170/ {print}' filename
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 6:34 PM, Jim March <1.jim.ma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Guys,
>
> I have an interesting database problem that I think can be solved on
> the command line in one shot. But I don't know how :(.
>
> I have a comma separated values text file. Each
$ cat testfile.txt
235,126,Early Ballot
235,143,
235,147,Early Ballot
235,148,Early Ballot
235,170,Early Ballot
235,170,Early Ballot
235,170,Early Ballot
235,147,Early Ballot
235,147,Early Ballot
$ cat testfile.txt |awk -F"," {'print $2'} |grep -c 170
Jim March wrote:
> Guys,
>
> I have an inter
Guys,
I have an interesting database problem that I think can be solved on
the command line in one shot. But I don't know how :(.
I have a comma separated values text file. Each line shows a voter ID
number and an election ID number they voted in. NOT who they voted
for, and not their names, j
It's that time again, PLUG. / 2
This month has made a clean cut between Tempe and Avondale. So only the
Avondale stammtisch will be happening tomorrow, at Wings & Rings.
Tempe stammtisch in seven (7) days. Avondale stammtisch in about
twenty-five (25) hours.
Address, Google maps, Drupal (which a
Charles,
I spoke with "Art" over at EVIT and he has expressed interest in them
for the school
PLEASE call him at: 480-461-4197 to descuss details... TnX
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On Tue, 2009-04-14 at 11:54 -0700, Bryan O'Neal wrote:
> Excuse my squirrely logic here, but what is the difference between
> connecting to Goggles imap server and connecting to your own.
bandwidth, storage limitations, filtering mechanisms, privacy are just a
few that come to mind. The signif
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 10:52 AM, kitepi...@kitepilot.com
wrote:
> So I want to map my network "on the fly".
> This is what I already know:
> Radios are Wiligear (embedded Linux)
> I have a script that logs in into every radio and downloads its
> configuration file, MAC and IP address.
>
> From t
On Tue, 2009-04-14 at 07:49 -0700, Jerry Davis wrote:
> On Tue, 14 Apr 2009 07:07:39 -0700
> Stephen wrote:
>
> > I would take a look at fedora or Ubuntu Fedora will be very much like
> > what your used to using already with red hat, and Ubuntu is a Debian
> > rework, but very very well done.
>
And in the "Mandrake" flavors there's still Mandriva and PCLinuxOS.
On Tue, 2009-04-14 at 06:48 -0700, James Finstrom wrote:
> Your free alternitives so remain redhatish are fedora and centos
>
> On 4/14/09, architect Mike Enriquez wrote:
> > I am looking for a free Linux to install? I had Red H
Because we were talking about someone who had never used linux before,
so doubtful that they could host, install, and admin their own IMAP server.
Bryan O'Neal wrote:
Excuse my squirrely logic here, but what is the difference between
connecting to Goggles imap server and connecting to your own.
Excuse my squirrely logic here, but what is the difference between
connecting to Goggles imap server and connecting to your own. If the client
can not handle the amount of mail on a professionally hosted server why
could it handle it better connecting to your own server?
-Original Message---
regardless of your setup, you might want to see how it is done in the
OpenBSD world - if you want to set up a group of AP for a wider area
of wireless coverage, OpenBSD uses 'hostapd' and looking at it's man
page might give you some ideas about the problems you will have to
face with your setup.
ht
So I want to map my network "on the fly".
This is what I already know:
Radios are Wiligear (embedded Linux)
I have a script that logs in into every radio and downloads its
configuration file, MAC and IP address.
From the configuration file I can tell APs from bridges.
I can login in every AP
Hello world:
I'm resending this because I haven't seen it pop in the list and I had some
server issues after we got hit by a BIG storm.
Apologies if I sent it twice.
ET
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From: "kitepi...@kitepilot.com"
To: Main PLUG discussion list
Subject: Is it OK t
No hits so far...I guess next I wiill try CraigsList?
-Charles
Charles Jones wrote:
> I posted this nearly 10 months ago, and still have them. At the time a
> few people replied, some of them obviously just wanted them to resell
> them, some for wrong reasons like "use them as a game server". I
On Tue, 2009-04-14 at 09:34 -0700, Matt Graham wrote:
> > Stephen wrote:
> >> I just need the money to afford the laptop i want... cause im weird
> >> and want 3 drives. stuff, OS 1 stable and Os 2 multiflavors/testing
> >> only one i know does that and the shell is 2k
>
> Laptops rarely have more
> Stephen wrote:
>> I just need the money to afford the laptop i want... cause im weird
>> and want 3 drives. stuff, OS 1 stable and Os 2 multiflavors/testing
>> only one i know does that and the shell is 2k
Laptops rarely have more than one physical disk. It's just too
dang expensive to put more
Yeah I posted a bug report, my Aircard 875u is not seen by network-manager
but is seen by the bus and was seen by 8.10
Also on my Vostro 1000 I added my name to a bug the system cant come out of
suspend.. over all still happy..
James Finstrom
Rhino Equipment Corp.
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 8:51 AM
You don't believe in partitions?
I played with one of the betas last month and I thought it was awesome.
I'm really excited for 9.04 to release. I just hope they fix the network
manager PPTP stuff... it was still broken in the beta :(.
-Joe
Stephen wrote:
> I just need the money to afford the la
On Tue, 14 Apr 2009 07:07:39 -0700
Stephen wrote:
> I would take a look at fedora or Ubuntu Fedora will be very much like
> what your used to using already with red hat, and Ubuntu is a Debian
> rework, but very very well done.
sound like you need linux mint
it is a ubuntu downstream flavor.
PCLinuxOS.com is my favorite distro.
It's Redhat > Mandrake > Mandriva based.
But a lot more polished.
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I would take a look at fedora or Ubuntu Fedora will be very much like
what your used to using already with red hat, and Ubuntu is a Debian
rework, but very very well done.
fedora.redhat.com
www.ubuntu.com
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 6:10 AM, architect Mike Enriquez
wrote:
> I am looking for a free L
Your free alternitives so remain redhatish are fedora and centos
On 4/14/09, architect Mike Enriquez wrote:
> I am looking for a free Linux to install? I had Red Hat and Mandrake but now
> they want subscription customers. I want something free. Would it be best to
> take my computer to an instal
Your free alternitives so remain redhatish are fedora and centos
On 4/14/09, architect Mike Enriquez wrote:
> I am looking for a free Linux to install? I had Red Hat and Mandrake but now
> they want subscription customers. I want something free. Would it be best to
> take my computer to an instal
There are many free flavors of Linux. One option is Debian (debian.org).
Download the iso's, burn a couple of CDs and run the installer. Be usre to
backup your data first. :-)Ubuntu is another choice. If you are
uncomfortable doing the install yourself, then come to an install fest.
Mark
On Tue,
I am looking for a free Linux to install? I had Red Hat and Mandrake but now
they want subscription customers. I want something free. Would it be best to
take my computer to an install fest and see if anyone has a free Linux I can
install.
I am tried of paying for subscriptions.
Help!
Mike Enrique
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