y dumb
bots will follow it. You might want to be careful about text browsers like Lynx
or W3M. Make the text (or alt text) something like "BOT BAIT - DON'T CLICK THIS
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xecuted.
Is that your problem? You weren't exactly clear.
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hings. And the 2.4
kernel is rather gready with swap - it tends not to swap things back in until
they're needed or something...
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:)
Good question. Maybe a limited form of surround sound with a rear channel? Or
maybe the third channel is a limited bass channel, in which case joint-stero
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(mostly) reverse-engineered. That'd be nice to have. Then the
last feature will be the scripting language that's used to make the menus and
other special features.
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ed it over the phone as
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On Tue, 3 Apr 2001, root wrote:
> I've added line in /etc/fstab but cannot mount drive...I suspect as I
> have not set mount point (/data)
mkdir?
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ut it won't play some MPEG
files, so I use plaympeg or xine then.
I've also been hacking with their other MPEG tools to *cough* transcode DVDs
*cough* :)
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nd passes it back
along the pipe.
4. The input filter uses the password to print to the NT print share.
How does that sound?
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#x27;t be surprised if someone is working on something like this.
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u can just do a
/etc/init.d/gdm stop
(or xdm or kdm, whatever the case may be)
to stop gdm/kdm/xdm. No switching runlevels and possibly starting/stopping other
things in the process. Which is nice :)
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of skript kiddies were
finding cable modem users (using winproxy) easy hosts for their DDoS
attacks. You wouldn't happen to be on a cable modem or ADSL connection would
you?
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(where is the name of your print
spool) doesn't the right pemissions. Have you checked that?
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>
> Details given are:
> Phone (02) 8902-3958 fax: 9882-3639
> address: 36 MacMahon St. Willoughby 2068.
Woah! Right near me! Just a 20 minute walk up Penshurst road. Should I go say hi
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they're not close together. Is this faulty?
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On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 21, 2001 at 11:48:05PM +1100, Ian Tester uttered:
>
> > Are you just confused about the device names?
> > /dev/radio0 is your first radio device. The Video4Linux devices are allocated as
> > each driver is l
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 21, 2001 at 02:40:48PM +1100, Ian Tester uttered:
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> > Have you tried /usr/src/linux/Documentation/devices.txt?
>
> Yes. That tells me the range of number available for radio devices
> but not the number for my
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weekly traffic on the
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fixes that haven't gone into the upstream version yet.
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than spam. At least they're
meant to serve some legitimate purpose...
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e DRI? I heard somewhere that they had their
own API, but that might have just been a rumour.
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brick
until I got it out!
Nice little machine. The CPU is really lacking (nearly 4 hours to compile
a kernel!), but it's adequate for simple network tasks. I haven't dared
trying to run X on it.
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something?
Geez, Postscript is just text. Read it yourself!
look for the 'findfont' command, like:
/Courier findfont
10 scalefont setfont
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) and this 48Khz sample rate.
Anyway, that's my input.
hope this helps.
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people don't like it for political reasons - RMS vs ESR.
But is that all? Is Open Source too open, in that it allows non-GPL
licenses?
> > Maybe some other language has a catchier word for "libre".
Erm, frei? freisoftware?
Don't know too much German...
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ge.
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Could my problems be due to Mozilla being compiled on (I guess) a RedHat
box and the little incompatibilities between distros?
When will the Debian package be updated?
Grrr... I'm not happy with Mozilla.
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That's all I have to say about that.
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connectors from a special adaptor cable. I've recently started playing
with this, using the kernel framebuffer device.
hope this helps ;)
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like ZDnet, no doubt influenced by their #1 advertiser: MS.
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ut because they weren't happy with his "big and infequent" updates. I
thought even a couple of his drivers were reassigned new maintainers.
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ght away - My trusty 2 year-old
Tulip was the only other working card I had!
If I work up the courage, I'll take back the D-link and get some nice
Intel EtherExpress-100 or Tulip cards from someone else!
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ion, it isn't really specific to SCSI.
hope this helps,
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On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, Peter Faulks wrote:
> On Mon, 12 Feb 2001 16:56:17 +1100 (EST), Ian Tester wrote:
>
> >No thanks, I'm turned off Qmail now from what I've heard about the author.
>
> I'm intrigued. What have you heard?
Oh, nothing specific. It's not
bolic link into /usr/lib.
Did you run ldconfig after you changed /etc/ld.so.conf? That's kinda
important... ;)
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SVGA X server with an S3 Trio64 card.
Has anyone any suggestions that would save me from travelling out to fix
it in person?
thanks,
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got years ago, and from what I've
read on Linux newsgroups years ago.
If I was using a SCSI card, I would use the driver appropriate to it. I
hope you've got yourself an NCR 53c7xx card, or that driver won't be of
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I don't know how well the 2.2 USB back-port works.
hope this helps
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http://www.ximian.com/~jacob/aa/
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vers are/were groaning under
the strain of so many packages.
;)
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these machines with a normal VGA monitor?
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But isn't
there a couple of open-source "e-commerce" packages now? Perhaps they
could relaunch the store - running Linux, Apache, mod_perl/PHP/Whatever.
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Gee, I've always just used the debian package that comes with debian. The
post-install asks you to download the RPM and put it in /root. I guess it
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source and build your own .deb! Do you know how to build debian packages?
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/testing. I don't know if the Ogg Vorbis input plugin is
also in the Potato package. YMMV
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