Why go to uni - because PHB/clueless idiots are largely in charge of
recruitment and being unable to evaluate resumes, they believe the gumf
the anyone with a degree can do it - so they specify a degree as a
requirement. That is the sole general reason.
However, other positions do require
On Wed, Nov 21, 2001 at 12:09:18PM +1100, Alan Vink wrote:
The Linux machine picks up the line after I dial it using Win2k Pro, they
have a chat and eventually it seems like the linux box drops the line first
and Win2k sais Authentication error.
Upon opening a terminal after dialing in I
I have recently spent some time in learning the VI
editor for unix and would be interested in hearing
from some developers on some intermediate to advanced
key combinations for increasing speed ? Perhaps you
have seen a common feature missed by VI newbies.
For example I am currently using the
Why go to uni - because PHB/clueless idiots are largely in charge of
recruitment and being unable to evaluate resumes, they believe the gumf
the anyone with a degree can do it - so they specify a degree as a
requirement. That is the sole general reason.
However, other positions do
At 12:35 21/11/01 +1100, Howard Lowndes wrote:
If anyone has any war stories on split partitioning XP (either version) in
order to install Linux, I would like to hear them.
One thing I would be interested in knowing is whether the XP activation
has to be re-run if you split partition.
XP
I just downloaded Mozilla 0.9.6 and when I type an F in google it open
up a bookmark management screen.
Anyone tried it, or any hints.
KenF
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i just can't sit and just look.. this is what i have to say (as a year
11/12 young, and stupid at the same time, person)
uni will always open doors for you while just some experience working
for some company may not do the same. it doesn't matter if you like
or dislike what you do, as long as
Gaining a degree (say an engineering degree) gives you
a good solid base for changing careers later in the future.
Going to uni is also a good place to a) be a bum student
(because everyone has to have there turn once) b) meet
people (many a man has met his wife at uni, not to mention
the friends
Perhaps your Atl or Ctrl key is stuck
dave
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From: Ken Foskey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: slug [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 22, 2001 10:45 PM
Subject: [SLUG] MOzzila wont let me type into google
I just downloaded Mozilla 0.9.6 and when I type an F in
Hi all,
I'm sorry to say ComputerBank is unable to finish off the network install at the
weekend in Newtown. The site management is unable at this time, funding problems.
As most of the volunteers are full time employees, there may be a chance for students
or other people to finish the work
Can we kill this topic I think we are going round and round in circles.
We can see there is a bias on either side of the fence. All we are
really saying is do what is right for you. Try the first year that won't
hurt. Especially given the current economic climate you will be damn lucky
to get any
On Thu, 2001-11-22 at 14:47, Tony Green wrote:
I've had a couple of web cams etc working too. Linux USB support is
starting to seriously rock!
Sorry, missed the start of this discussion...
Are you running a 2.2 or 2.4 kernel?
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If you wana use usb peripherals beyond HID's then
i think 2.4 is a must
Actually i really think if your not running 2.4
yet you should consider it.
Although if its not broke, dont waste your time
fixing it ;)
Dean
Simon Wong wrote:
On Thu, 2001-11-22 at 14:47, Tony Green wrote:
I've had
On Fri, 2001-11-23 at 17:39, Dean Hamstead wrote:
Although if its not broke, dont waste your time
fixing it ;)
I'm just starting to look at USB (printer and camera) so I'll see how it
goes.
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