are you generating that this seems
expensive? I doubt you'll find anything that comes close.
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mpg321 "http://relais02.webradiofactory.com/paris-one_dance.mp3";
Have a look at the source of this page to find the stream URLs for all the
other streams.
http://www.paris-one.com/dance/player
(ecoutez means "listen" in French)
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between laptop and desktop mode. But I want to be able to use both screens
when I'm connected!
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On Nov 13, 2011 11:52 PM, "Jeremy Visser" wrote:
>
> On 13/11/2011, at 17:59, Simon Rumble wrote:
> > The problem here is that with Gnome3 (and they started this attitude in
> > Gnome2), they make it very difficult to do things any way other than the
> > default.
eriously annoying.
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want to do something unusual or
automate things, but for feature discovery and just simple day-to-day
config, it's not the right approach. The actual config settings should be
in something like a text file, but give me a bloody front end!
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+1 on this query. Awesome gets a lot of kudos, but I'm really not willing
to learn a new programming language to learn how to configure my GUI. In
fact, surely a text-file-only configuration GUI is kinda missing the point?
Gnome and Ubuntu have totally lost the plot. They seem to think removing
op
ns on better ways to do this? On some Windows laptops I've had
in the past, the vendor-specific drivers have had "profiles" for different
locations that you could (manually) select to quickly go back to the layout
you had. That would do, though something more automated would be lovel
etter in the netbook environment. But on my desktops, I've
reverted to "Gnome Classic". I see an Ubuntu fork coming, and I'll be
taking the exit!
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racking compiled in. Updated to a more recent kernel and away we go!
So for IPv6 Day, my web server and, get this, gopher server are available
via IPv6!
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gopher://rumble.net/
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nywhere
22/tcp (OpenSSH (v6)) ALLOW INAnywhere (v6)
25/tcp (SMTP (v6)) ALLOW INAnywhere (v6)
80/tcp (WWW (v6)) ALLOW INAnywhere (v6)
25/tcp (Postfix (v6)) ALLOW INAnywhere (v6)
587/tcp (Postfix Submission (v6)) ALLOW IN Anywhere (v6)
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3 packets transmitted, 3 received, 0% packet loss, time 1999ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.676/0.704/0.719/0.029 ms
Any thoughts on where I look next? The "INVALID" part of the logs just
before BLOCK seems ominous, but I don't really know what it
andatory boxes, plus something
ridiculously wrong but funny (12 years Ruby on Rails experience). Hopefully
you'll get through to someone with a brain who'll find it funny and decide
to call you.
The IT recruitment agency slogan:
If you can, do. If you can't, have you considered a
the flash really stopped working. I can install the OS on
an SD card, but now Ubuntu's installer seems to crap out.
I'm sure there must be a kernel incantation I can use to disable the key,
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gned to have
all your stuff in the cloud. Google Calendars, Gmail etc. Anything else is
going to be working against the grain. It might work but it'll be hard
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g it. Going back to
earlier games it's much more prominent in the mix (and the filter is much
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learning a
completely new way to configure audio every 1.5 years. I think I've done
that at least four times now.)
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f people who received their first copies of
Linux from Anthony on floppies much like this. We had a steady stream of
people dropping by to swap blank floppies for copies of Linux.
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Very good advice on crafting a letter that will actually get noticed. Kind
of a postal DDoS.
Bernard Keane’s guide to writing to Ministers
http://www.crikey.com.au/2009/12/16/dont-waste-your-time-waste-theirs-a-guide-to-writing-to-ministers/
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gahertz processor.
Yep, I want something that mimics the old WinAmp. Dumb, just plays the
bloody music files I point it at. No bells, no whistles.
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2009/7/5 Voytek Eymont
>
> On Mon, July 6, 2009 11:08 am, Simon Rumble wrote:
> > 2009/7/5 Voytek Eymont
>
> > No. You need to use unetbootin or similar to right it to the media.
>
> so the '.img' is the 'floppy image' in unetbootin, yes ?
>
2009/7/5 Voytek Eymont
>
> do I just copy the img file to the root of the boot media, and, boot ?
>
No. You need to use unetbootin or similar to right it to the media.
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wn, on reboot, pad works, it all seems to work, including wifi.
>
UNR works brilliantly. Just don't be tempted to try out the Madwifi
wireless drivers. There's a weird regression in there when you switch back
with ath_pci getting the card into a pickle. Solution is to cold reboot,
BT
ndows, I didn't see any license agreement.
So I'm a bit stumped how I can disagree with the license now.
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ejected and re-inserted, so I
end up with an endless loop of ripping the same CD.
Any ideas how I prevent Gnome from grabbing the CD?
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(clueless about what they're seeing) or Kogan cheerleaders.
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"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little
temporary safety deserve neither libe
this week that a Vista service pack
is something like a gigabyte (and her ISP doesn't have free mirrors) of
download in one hit. Ouch.
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nother Palm Pilot, since nothing else out there is really going to
> give a lot of joy in terms of sync with Linux at the moment.
Depends if you'll be happy with online services.
http://www.goosync.com/
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h
(like, get it to send you an
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* Upgrading storage or adding tuners is trivial
* Ability to schedule programmes with a web browser, anywhere
* No vendor to go broke, stranding you with an out-of-date-system
I'm about to move to HD myself. Just waiting on delivery of my new
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I've been incredibly impressed with it so far!
A brilliant UI, not sure what window manager it is but it's slick slick
slick, and ideal for such a tiny screen.
Only issue was hibernate and sleep didn't work. Followed the
instructions on the Wiki and now it does.
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e know the current state of play
with Microsot tax refunds?
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ht is very promising. The reviews of this one seem to say that
the major downside is the battery life.
Thanks for the info.
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"It's better to die on your feet than
s the Aspire's like?
Which model have you got? The Windows one seems to have a better spec,
but I suppose you'd need it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acer_Aspire_One#Specifications
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are the real world experiences?
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"The PROPER way to handle HTML postings is to cancel the article,
then hire a hitman to k
big kahuna here:
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If the designers of X-windows built cars, there would
be no fewer than
.
Finally, check out the Firefox extension that overlays RTM over your
gmail window. It's very very cool to have your todos right next
http://www.rememberthemilk.com/services/gmail/
You're running kinda close to the state-of-the-art by putting all your
stuff in the cloud, so it&
on makes me think Steve Ballmer is going to tongue-pash RMS
live on-stage, before announcing the release of Windows GPL.
Alternatively, the "freedom" is the "freedom for MSFT shareholders to
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live forever if you symbolically eat his flesh and telepathically tell
him
around 4%.
For us, these are the people we target so it's very important. For you,
it might be less important.
You might want to look into the Crawl-delay extension to the robots.txt
standard, which can limit by robot:
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and
> leave the rest of us who are able to take responsibility for our
> internet usage alone.
I know it's out of fashion this week, but how about letting the market
decide? There are already ISPs that provide a filtered service.
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ient side content filters are annoying. I don't want to do this but
> the reality is we need content filtering!!
So pay someone else to do it.
> Why should schools pay for the bandwidth of content that just gets
> stripped out by your content filter anyway.
I don't think you
t the
Government is determined to ram it down your throat, all the while
smirking, and telling you what a great favour they're doing you.
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If the design
atable political ideas. Like the terrorism laws
that would never be used on peaceful protesters.
> Does anyone here have any insight pls?
http://nocleanfeed.com/
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Just because you're o
pens in the future. I've had good experiences
with Billion.
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"If we suffer tamely a lawless attack upon our liberty,
we encourage it, and inv
00CC02
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_signing_party
[3]
http://cryptnet.net/fdp/crypto/keysigning_party/en/keysigning_party.html#traditional
[4] http://www.australianheritagehotel.com/
[5] http://rumble.smugmug.com/photos/69684016_4byEq-L-1.jpg
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g is disable ath_hal (the restricted kernel module the card
> requires).
If you specifically say you need it to work under Linux, and the vendor
doesn't specifically say it doesn't, you'll be entitled to a refund if
it doesn't work.
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"Cocai
ones are difficult
to guarantee will be supported. I ended up using an access point
flashed with dd-wrt in client mode. It's got a better antenna too.
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Just because you're on holiday, d
; customers, despite Telstra Wholesale being a massive profit
centre in the organisation.
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A rea
t's how it works. 1-800
number too. ;)
> how bad can dodo be!!
Oh you wouldn't believe...
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"If we suffer tamely a lawless attack upon ou
re not the
cheapest ISP on the block. There's a reason for that.
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"Cocaine, habit forming? Of course not. I ought to know.
I've been using
ia.org/wiki/Key_signing_party
[3]
http://cryptnet.net/fdp/crypto/keysigning_party/en/keysigning_party.html#traditional
[4] http://www.australianheritagehotel.com/
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and this one's an easy fix, they could just remove the
print stylesheet and the result will at least be better. So see if you
cna find a technical contact.
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- pdfnup puts multiple document pages together on one physical
page at a reduced size
- pdfjoin concatenates multiple PDF documents
- pdf90 rotates the pages of PDF documents
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hone with Bluetooth, you can use it to connect to the
Net with a (cheap) USB Bluetooth dongle on your computer.. Though
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ustoms apply a 20% uplift to the invoiced
price before applying GST as they assume you're getting it at wholesale
prices (despite the fact you're only buying one), so you end up paying
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s email, there are packet radio options on HF radio.
Not gonna be watching any YouTube though.
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A lifetime of listening to disco music is a high price to pay
for one'
a Tax (waiting for my ISP to offer naked) so
incoming calls work just fine, and it automagically switches to VOIP for
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"When did I re
Thanks for all the informative responses. So it seems there's only a
minor performance decrease from having hyperthreading enabled if load is
a single thread. i.e., my reading of top wasn't right.
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This one time, at band camp, Brett Morgan wrote:
>From wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyper-threading):
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Just because you're on ho
sive under load, but if running single-threaded
CPU-intensive processes, it'll run faster without hyperthreading?
This machine can actually take another CPU, but finding a suitable one
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log is different to mine, clearly.
> I have three wordpress plugins for comment spam.
Great, not one but three pieces of software to maintain. Then I get to
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This one time, at band camp, Adrian Chadd wrote:
> Ah, if only writing software held the same risks and building bridges. :)
You mean engineers don't test their newly-built bridge by driving a
dozen variously-shaped vehicles across it, before opening it up to all
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being "Don't. Just... don't."
And a whole project to re-implement them properly:
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Hockey is a sport f
This one time, at band camp, Daniel Pittman wrote:
> [2] formmail. I say no more.
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"Famous remarks are very seldom quoted correctly."
> they're using for channel 9 in the inner city or eastern suburbs of
> Sydney (I'm in Waterloo)?
Waterloo you probably want the VHF signal from Artarmon. Make sure
you're not using the frequency for either the Manly or Kings Cross
transmitters, which are both in the UHF ra
dy with a ladder. There's a bunch
of sites about wiring up the connectors online. It's pretty easy.
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In politics the middle way is none a
its, about
600 gigs is plenty, and there's still loads of stuff I never get around
to. I probably watch at most 6 hours of telly a week though, so perhaps
I'm not typical? The beauty of MythTV, though, is that it's all
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ew HD telly, in which case I may upgrade
the front end to something that needs fans, but I'll stick it in the
same cupboard as the server and run DVI either direct or over the Cat6
to the lounge room.
Unfortunately the whole setup is out of action right now, pending
running cables under and
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- John Howard, as described by Dean
hey're very cheap in volume.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1-Wire
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"When did I realize I was God?
be ghastly.
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Only one person ever attended a parliament with
honest intenti
surely worth
> putting straight into ${ubuntu_release} ? Or is it just me?
Yeah I don't get it either. And the fact it's not enabled by default is
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have worked.
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ave been much clearer.
The interface is pretty awful, but the underlying data is right out in
the open, so I'm sure we'll be able to build our own interfaces to it in
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e case of orange)
"1.0,0.5,0.0", where the values are floats between zero and one,
or with the syntax "#RGB", "#RRGGBB" or "#" where R,
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from, how
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See, the problem is that God gives men a brain and a pe
;Only-Uses-Linux" style feedback. If for some reason being a linux
> user prevents me from using the service at all, I will tell them what I
> think.
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ller in file size than animated giffs (x10).
Who the hell uses animated GIF files any more?
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st that the new media geniuses wouldn't even know to ask if
there's another way.
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The Tourist Engineer
Because nerds travel too.
http://engineer.openguides.org/
"Call me a cynic, but for me "much more stable than th
at this time.
Translation:
We made a technology decision without reference to portability. You pay
the price.
> We are keeping an eye on developments in this area and hope to bring
> a Linux version to you as soon as practicable.
XULRunner, anyone?!?!?
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erience with "ABC Now" is anything to go by, this is
going to be Windows-only with limited Mac support and no other OS
support.
http://www.abc.net.au/now/#faq16
This page might be helpful:
http://www.abc.net.au/contact/complaints_process.htm
Not sure how one requests a refund.
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pliers if necessary. That really
should be the starting point here too.
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The Tourist Engineer
Just because you're on holiday, doesn't mean you're not a geek.
http://engineer.openguides.org/
"a skid mark on the be
gt; to the almighty dollar and saving thereof.
I've lost out on jobs because I've asked for what I'm worth and that's
more than they're willing to pay. Though only rarely. I've got picky
about which jobs I take. I wouldn't say it's the same thing as losing
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Rev Simon Rumble <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
www.rumble.net
The Tourist Engineer
Geeks need vacations too.
http://engineer.openguides.org/
A lifetime of listening to disco music is a high price to pay
for one's sexual preference
- Quentin Crisp
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SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Gro
ap) card either internally or through USB.
I seem to recall Billion had such a beast. I'm sure the Virgin
Broadband hardware would do it, if you can find who makes it and buy it
separately.
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The Tourist Engineer
Beca
e and government
leaks that get reported in the media.
Then again, there's always the print option ;)
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Rev Simon Rumble <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
www.rumble.net
The Tourist Engineer
Because geeks travel too.
http://engineer.openguides.org/
What a country calls its vital economic interests a
t was fun to work inside. :)
But the nice security vendor man installed a box on our network and gave
me a certificate that promised we were secure!
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www.rumble.net
The Tourist Engineer
Just because you're on holiday, doesn't mean you're no
t; used to
justify the Iraq war by the British government still had tracked changes
accesible, showing the changes to the official intelligence made by
Blair's spin doctor.
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The Tourist Engineer
Geeks need vacations too.
http://
don't see how this wouldn't be trivial to get
around with SSL or similar.
But I see what you're getting at and, no, still never heard of it 8)
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Rev Simon Rumble <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
www.rumble.net
The Tourist Engineer
Because nerds travel too.
http://engineer.openguid
This one time, at band camp, Ricky wrote:
> Has anyone come across any Linux/Open Source Data Leakage Prevention (DLP)
> solution ?
Care to define your term? It's not something I've ever heard of.
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