Dear List,
There fest to create a company in a weekend.
Limited spots available.
http://www.startup-australia.org/startupweekend
What is StartupCamp?
It's a get together of people from different disciplines that have an
interest in startups and do a complete startup in one weekend. From
Hi
I'm struggling with procmail - as a complete newbie I should add.
Basically the pseudo code for what I want is as follows:
extract string from header.
if length($string) 6
pad $string left spaces to 6;
if test -d $string
file the email into the folder $string
else
forward to
HI all,
Glen Turner's blog post tweaked my interest. A bit of Googling
showed that Internode is offering IPv6 ADSL connections:
http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com.au/articles/25688-ANALYSIS-Why-Internode-s-IPv6-product-makes-sense
Is anyone using one of the IPv6 enabled Internode
jam [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Monday 25 August 2008 08:27:55 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My boss bought second-hand extra monitors for all of us and I now
need to buy a graphics card which can support dual-head for
Debian/Ubuntu (and Windows XP and Vista).
Since there are always swings
Erik de Castro Lopo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Glen Turner's blog post tweaked my interest. A bit of Googling showed
that Internode is offering IPv6 ADSL connections:
http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com.au/articles/25688-ANALYSIS-Why-Internode-s-IPv6-product-makes-sense
Is anyone
Well I finally got my PCMCIA (Netgear WG511T) back and tried it. Lo and
behold it works like a charm, I get a sustained rate of about 2.7MB/sec
so it would seem that it really does matter what devices are talking to
each other.
Thanks to all who responded.
rgh
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[e]:
Hi Nigel.
You could post to the (very active) procmail mailing list.
I did some procmail stuff years ago and my experience with the help on that list was very
good!
hth.
Kr.
Luke.
Nigel Allen wrote:
Hi
I'm struggling with procmail - as a complete newbie I should add.
Basically the
Hi.
Amos Shapira wrote:
My boss bought second-hand extra monitors for all of us and I now need
to buy a graphics card which can support dual-head for Debian/Ubuntu
(and Windows XP and Vista).
Since there are always swings around about best linux support which
I didn't follow, what's the order
Hi,
Does anyone know how to restrict the available Visuals in X?
I'm attaching a greyscale monitor, and want to exclude everything
excet StaticGray. My xorg.conf file sets the default visual
correctly; but xdpyinfo (and other applications) see lots of other
visuals, attempt to use them,
Hi All,
I'm a little frustrated by web pages that display flash, and their popup
menus that become hidden behind it.
I know I could block flash, but I don't always want to do this.
I have searched the web and the only solutions I have found are targeted
for the web admins, and not the client
The friend's equipment:
Hardy Heron
100GB external hard drive (Seagate)
USB2 connection
The drive works with Windows, however Hardy won't recognise it.
He has a tichier 4GB USB2 drive. Hardy recognises this.
Many thanks to those who posted suggestions. Does this alter things?
Regards,
Bill
On Tue, 2008-08-26 at 10:43 +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The friend's equipment:
Hardy Heron
100GB external hard drive (Seagate)
USB2 connection
This probably won't help, but I've given up on external USB drives
completely because so many of them simply died on me. I've got four
Scott Ragen wrote:
Hi All,
I'm a little frustrated by web pages that display flash, and their popup
menus that become hidden behind it.
I know I could block flash, but I don't always want to do this.
There are things like Adblock Plus which puts a small tab marked
block on each picture and
wbennett == wbennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
wbennett The friend's equipment: Hardy Heron 100GB external hard
wbennett drive (Seagate) USB2 connection
wbennett Many thanks to those who posted suggestions. Does this alter
wbennett things?
We really need more info to be able to help you.
On Tuesday 26 August 2008 10:00:03 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Amos Shapira wrote:
My boss bought second-hand extra monitors for all of us and I now need
to buy a graphics card which can support dual-head for Debian/Ubuntu
(and Windows XP and Vista).
Since there are always swings around
Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
Is anyone using one of the IPv6 enabled Internode conenctions and
care to tell us how it's going?
I'm an Internode customer at home (my employer doesn't do domestic
premises). So I asked. Internode are currently shipping IPv6 to
colocation rack customers. They are
Firefox 3.01 and Flashblock 1.5.6 Addon works for me - a bit of a pain
at times but at least I decide what Flash I see.
Hi All,
I'm a little frustrated by web pages that display flash, and their popup
menus that become hidden behind it.
I know I could block flash, but I don't always want to do
On Tue, 2008-08-26 at 11:53 +0930, Glen Turner wrote:
Tunnel brokers are fine for experimentation. It's nice to see
Internode
offer one, as the AARNet one is incredibly hammered (the most-heavily
used Hexago box in the world). But neither the ISP nor the customer
will want tunnels in the
their traffic is already tunneled, its part and parcel of ADSL.
Dean
Robert Collins wrote:
On Tue, 2008-08-26 at 11:53 +0930, Glen Turner wrote:
Tunnel brokers are fine for experimentation. It's nice to see
Internode
offer one, as the AARNet one is incredibly hammered (the most-heavily
used
quote who=Scott Ragen
I'm a little frustrated by web pages that display flash, and their popup
menus that become hidden behind it.
I know I could block flash, but I don't always want to do this.
I have searched the web and the only solutions I have found are targeted
for the web admins,
2008/8/26 Jeff Waugh [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
quote who=Scott Ragen
I'm a little frustrated by web pages that display flash, and their popup
menus that become hidden behind it.
I know I could block flash, but I don't always want to do this.
I have searched the web and the only solutions I have
2008/8/25 Dean Hamstead [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I agree with open drivers,
but if you are going to go buy an $80 video card and use it right away. The
nvidia is the best option. Yes its a binary driver and no there isnt source
code, so yes it taints your kernel. But right now, today, nvidia binary
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