This system is REALLY odd.
It allows you to earn up to $70 EVERY 60 Seconds
Watch the proof inside.
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can get it up and running after a Re-boot.
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ally for them, as it's the strong in the EU.
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on your site?
The issue isn't what you do with your email address, but what slug has
been doing with it and whether it should continue to freely send everyone's
email address out into the broad internet.. It certainly doesn't make this
clear when people sign up.
Is it too much to suggest
Mary Gardiner wrote:
On 2006-05-30, Terry Collins wrote:
Who was responsible for this bright idea?
If you are goingto start passing out the slug list in bulk to spammers,
I would like all address at woa-com-au pulled, please.
I'm not sure who's reponsible, the gmane.org mirror dates back
to undereducated people by siharing
these email address around.
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Malcolm V wrote:
Letting the negative elements of any society dictate ones actions is never a
good idea.
Yer, right, keep waffling and ignore the essential word here.
Umm TRUST.
It might be kinda old fashion as the ethics of gordon gecko make a
re-run, but at no stage did I give SLUG
Howard Lowndes wrote:
I am strongly in favour of all mailing lists such as SLUG being
subscriber only, and definitely not being made available to (wo)man+dog.
Yep, after this, I've changed my belief.
The SYDNEY in SLUG is what matters to me. If I want to support the rest
of the world
Andrew Cowie wrote:
On Wed, 2006-05-31 at 12:09 +1000, Terry Collins wrote:
As Jamie and Mary pointed out, SLUG has been a publicly archived
community since the mid 90s. Get over it.
Except that this information was hidden away and not publically stated.
I for one am glad
.
SLUG has had mailing list archives since who can remember way back when.
They've also had email addresses munged since about 2002, when the ctte I
was on set that up. Are you going to now say you had no idea that SLUG
itself was archiving the list publicly too?
I was aware of that as I also
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as a solution. Has anyone had any better ideas that work well?
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Not much to go on but...
On Sun, 6 Nov 2005 David Hand at Redhat wrote:
Grant,
Micheal Tiemann is presenting in Sydney on 16th November. Please will
you pass on this information to members of the group.
http://www.redhat.com.au/events/aus/osupdate
Which is now linked in the SLUG
place to get them and what to ask for?
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-keygen stuff and
saves about 1/2 hour per PC on install...
HTH
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about 30mins of fiddling. Now (almost) all hardware is
recognised when plugged in and appears in the /media directory. Nice.
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Obscurity is a far greater threat to authors than copyright
infringement,
or even outright piracy.
Seen on Slashdot 30-09-2005
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is about 12 minutes long on a fast DSL and worth a look
just to see what some of the capabilities of AJAX.
There are also a couple of pdfs worth a read. Particularly the AjaxTK
(ajax toolkit) and the Architecture document.
HTH Someone.
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There are other ways of doing this. I think I could be using weird file
systems to pretend they are partions for example. Does anyone have any
thoughts?
BTW. For those of you who are considering the new gui gentoo installer
Most interested in responses...
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the
/etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf (look at the [greeter] section maybe).
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dependencies.
c) something else
Not venturing outside a jvm often I am totally in the dark here.
TIA
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) to an HTML-file (or php, ...)? the idea is to
make my personal calendar available to others via apache without
allowing them to access the ics-file directly.
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Think this has gotten beyond the scope of the activities mailing list so
followup on slug@slug.org.au thanks.
On Mon, 20 Jun 2005, Jamie Wilkinson wrote:
This one time, at band camp, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Nick Urbanik
I know very little about the practicalities of deb packaging
that most default sendmail installations will at least whinge
about this (at least the ones released this century).
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First of many probably.
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, thats an odd
place for netbank to be receiving security advisories. I wonder if they
run Linux? Where is that copy of Nessus, time to find out
Better?
I am part of the slug community.
I did not want someone from that community to be a victim by this attack.
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IssueZilla
BugZilla
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Date: Thu, 02 Jun 2005 10:09:41 +1000
From: Jacinta Richardson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Grant Parnell - slug [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Perl Training Australia offer for SLUG members
Upcoming Perl courses in Sydney
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with isakmpd to
interface to the SonicWall, I'll have another bash at isakmpd on Linux in
the meantime. Hmm... somewhat more successful... not authenticating.
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It's been pretty quiet on the list unless something's wrong with my email.
Is everyone at LCA or something :-)
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sub-processor). Rest assured though, there will be some overhead.
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Phone
) - the whole thing only uses one
very simple table.
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]/dir/file
However, the username contains a @
Well it's going to be some form of escaping... maybe \@ or %40
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of note
might be the location the webserver fetches them from, you might somehow
have stuffed up and have a few versions in different places.
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warns you about it's use now. Typically you specify a maximum number of
characters to accept which presumably is less than or equal to the size of
the buffer you allocated.
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for a crude diff where the box shaded is really large or a fine diff where
it takes a while but gives a much better result.
It would be sort of like the photo processing scene in Blade runner which
you may be too young to have seen.
TIA
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--priority=low postgresql. One of the
questions is what encoding you want to use by default (although since
you obviously *rely* on the encoding, then I'd suggest mentioning it
explicitly in the CREATE DATABASE statement anyway).
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or is there a CREATEDB switch or something? Anyone
know?
HNY one and all.
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this returns no rows.
For another DB on a mandrake laptop with postgres 7.4.1 this returns the
correct 10 rows
Is it something I said or is there a CREATEDB switch or something?
Anyone
know?
HNY one and all.
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or something? Anyone know?
It won't have anything to do with CREATEDB.
Good luck,
Stuart.
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And the winner is James Gregory. I owe you a beer. Next slug meeting.
I'm the one with the 'I Love Mandrake' badge at the back of the room..
lc_collate | C
lc_ctype | C
lc_messages| unset
lc_monetary| C
or quad operton processors from someone like
SUN... Has to be x86 unfortunately. Any ideas? Beowolf clusters are not an
option
TIA
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Hi
Has any one install RHEL in uml mode ? I have a machine that I have
installed debian on and want to keep it that way, but would like to have
a play with rhel, so I thought why not uml it, any one tried it ?
Alex
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list. Unfortunately, when you are in the computer store, the chipset hard
to work out!
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that such a
thing doesn't exist. I then told myself: I will do one!
My car is right now with a beautiful Tux sticker and everyone knows what
my OS is. And I am proud to tell that I can offer it to all the community
at:
http://tuxsticker.ptaff.ca/
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for these sort of questions? slug or some
cisco-x31-mpi350 list (already tried the linux tinkpad list to no
avail).
TIA
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, whatever) in GNOME official
software releases...
sorry I haven't heard that term before... what is 'managed code' and
what can it do for me?
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detailed
and useful the information is; the folks at whereis.com.au could really
learn from these guys.
Enjoy,
Stuart.
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I gave only to a well-known
economic news
paper web site).
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Comments most appreciated as this is pissing me off.
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posted. I can't justify the bandwidth expenses for the number of
virus emails I get, but on a big server it might help stop an infection
before it starts in your network.
James.
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-Original Message-
From: Jamie Wilkinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 24 February 2004 2:07 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [SLUG] who wrote the most code?
A few weeks ago, Benno asked me if I had a way to use cvs annotate to
work out percentages of code written, and after a short
solution for spam
(in addition to Baysian filters, of course).
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of keys etc, but I'll be damed if I can get
the gpg-agent working :(
Any ideas??
James
Genereally, I learned that questions including where+debian can get
good answers from apt-cache search.
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The bottom line: We recommend that anyone using an 802.11 wireless
network not
rely on WEP for security (this includes 128 bit WEP).
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David wrote:
PS: Just did a google for rndc: connect failed: connection refused slug
and low and behold, there it is! So it's true... google really IS your
friend.
I learned this trick a long time ago - especially in open source, the
chances that you are
stumbling on something that nobody got
fruitless.
TIA
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now issue the command
apt-get -u upgrade
Shouldn't he use apt-get dist-upgrade for the first time? (see apt-get's
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that might bite me (as it where).
I need to do this as a certain dvb package insists I need at least
2.4.23 to run. If it sounds too hard to resolve possible dependency
issues, I'll change tack and try the back releases of the DVB s/w.
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Thanks Jeff and David.
I need to compile the kernel unfortunately.
Stu
On Fri, 2004-02-06 at 21:40, David Uzzell wrote:
Slug wrote:
I'm looking at upgrading a kernel from 2.4.20 to 2.4.24. I'm running a
mandrake 9.2 system with lots of stuff server and client related.
Since
with this or a
bugs any solutions please help
many thanks
pesoy
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to be the rule with BSD 4.2 and
family, when a RAM page
wouldn't have been counted if it didn't have a page in the swap space
assigned to back it up,
today the swap is an extension of the RAM, not a shadow of it.
Cheers,
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other tasks?
The solution seems to currently be to cycle the whole dm session, which
we will try at lunch time.
Any suggestions most welcome
TIA
Stu
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Thanks Norm for the info.
We've been having a LOT of problems with gnome since going multi-user
thin-client so we might give KDE a go tomorrow and see how it feels as a
desktop.
It's nice to have the choice.
ATB
Stu
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here). I've urpmi'd courier-imap on the
server.
It's proving to be an icky problem. Funny thing is that Mozilla mail
handles multi-client OK but doesn't handle large imap folders well.
Any suggestions most welcome.
TIA
Stu
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Just noticed that someone has written a mydoom deleter for POP mail
users. Reads the headers then remotely deletes without downloading
according to the poop. It's on Freshmeat.net. If you are on a slow link,
perhaps this software may help somewhat.
HTHS
Stu
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