So I'm mooching through TLC (second edition). Page 244 goes
on about the new improved array and I decided to fix something
that's been niggling me for some time.
The old:
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First amendment:
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I think this is of general interest. Something like this works both ways,
they get work done, you get something on your resume.
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Date: Sat, 19 Feb 2005 00:00:12 +1100 (EST)
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Rod Butcher wrote:
I think in a capitalist system, all these leeches are in fact
contributing something,
they're filling the user-friendliness niche, i.e. they've turned Linux
from a geek hobby into a system useable by the techophobe public.
Oh yes, they're contributing something to their cust
I think in a capitalist system, all these leeches are in fact
contributing something,
they're filling the user-friendliness niche, i.e. they've turned Linux
from a geek hobby into a system useable by the techophobe public.
Competition enforces the best will prevail.
This frees up the developers t
ok, I've found an issue with it... it seems to be doing multiple posts
(or something) as I am getting a whole bunch of results back (copies fo
the same page).
for example, if the page "curltestpage.php" that is retrieved has just
phpinfo() in it - I get at least three copies of phpinfo all
intermi
On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 14:16:33 +1100
Nicholas Tomlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ben,
>
> I would have a look at the act covering surveilance in the work place,
> that may give you some guidance. You'll have to google for it though.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Nick.
I think the only relevant act covers
In case anyone's interested, I threw together a quick-fix demo in CURL
as below and it seems ot have passed our preliminary tests...
all the Channel partners need to is include this in their first page.
It seems to be
> I hear that Xandros doesn't actually try to get their patches intergrated
> back into the community projects they extend, is that true?
They're kinda standoffish, not really deeply involved in the community as
other companies (like Novell, Red Hat, Ubuntu/Canonical, etc).
- Jeff
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Dean Hamstead wrote:
sorry, i just didnt like the tone of the email. im 100% debian and
bsd
Wow, I'm being chastised for things I *didn't* say now. Cool.
Yes, as I understand it Xandros doesn't not participate in the open
source community. They just leech what they can get, add "value" and
try
Hi Slugs,
Not exactly Linux questions but I've been asked by management to allow
them to seretly read users emails and a few questions are poping up.
What is the legal position on the ownership of emails between members of
the company and betwen members and those outside the company?
If such em
im note sure if 'tryong to get them back' is really a requirement of the
GPL.
i dont think your trying to say they violate the GPL, im sure your
just saying that they arent being as community oriented as they
might otherwise be.
but my understanding of the GPL is that changes become GPL and should
Ken Wilson wrote:
Xandros was able to recognise all other ditributions on my hard discs
and give them a place on the boot selection screen.
I hear that Xandros doesn't actually try to get their patches
intergrated back into the community projects they extend, is that true?
Trent
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G'day All,
There is to be an installfest at the Universtiy of Wollongong over two
days: Sat and Sun the 19th and 20th March, 2005, 10am to 4.30pm.
This is not going to be a typical open install fest. It has the clear
aim and objective to setup the first year student home computers to be
similar
Here aare my experiences at trying to get various linux distros working
as a not very technical user.
I an not much at working with linux but I have tried various linux
distros in order to get my hardware to work. Small home LAN with
attached and a network printer using email, web browsing, a small
Try Brenden.
Brendan Scott
Phone: 0414 339 227
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.opensourcelaw.biz/
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Hi Slugs,
Not exactly Linux questions but I've been asked by management to allow
them to seretly read users emails and a few questions are poping up.
What is the legal position on the ownership of emails between members of
the company and betwen members and those outside the company?
If such ema
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Jeff Waugh wrote:
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|> Is operating system vilification permited under the NSW
|> anti-vilification laws?
|> http://smh.com.au/articles/2005/02/14/1108229893549.html
|>
|> Really, someone should take the IT section of SMH to task over
|> this sort of
On Thu, 2005-02-17 at 09:03 +1100, O Plameras wrote:
> Simon Wong wrote:
> How about organizing a publicly accessable WWW Internet
> site from where people can install ANY of the major distro remotely ?
>
> Debian, Ubunto, Fedora, RedHat, Mandrake, Suse, Gentoo. The more, the
> merrier.
I am sur
David Guest wrote:
Is operating system vilification permited under the NSW
anti-vilification laws?
http://smh.com.au/articles/2005/02/14/1108229893549.html
Really, someone should take the IT section of SMH to task over this
sort of crap.
I do not consider this vilification of Open Systems or U
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