On Fri, 2005-09-02 at 00:01 -0600, Justin Findlay wrote:
> I have a network connection through octelecom.net and recently
> ``upgraded'' my account to a static IP. The customer service agent
> who happily was kind enough to do this sadly didn't know what either a
> gateway, broadcast, or a netmask
Is it possible to make a torrent for a file that's on a website somewhere?
Here's the exact setup for clarification.
There's big movies on Archive.org (3-8 gigs) that take too long to
download. I want to make a site where each week old movie fans would
go and jump on a torrent to get a new movi
I have a network connection through octelecom.net and recently
``upgraded'' my account to a static IP. The customer service agent
who happily was kind enough to do this sadly didn't know what either a
gateway, broadcast, or a netmask was, so I had to guess on those.
I've put all of these elements
--- David Allred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a mac, running Tiger my roommate is running Suse 9.3, how
> would we share the printer?
It depends on where the printer is attached:
If the printer is attached to the Suse machine, share it via CUPS.
Tiger (and Panther, and earlier OS X) work
David Allred wrote:
I have a mac, running Tiger my roommate is running Suse 9.3, how would
we share the printer?
I home we had a Suse 9.2 sharing Vie cups.
In the setup printers dialog box, click add printer. Then select
internet printing protocol and set the url of the printer to be
http
I have a mac, running Tiger my roommate is running Suse 9.3, how
would we share the printer?
I home we had a Suse 9.2 sharing Vie cups.
Thanks
Dave
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Do any of you use a utility for automatically switching from one
wireless network to another, like when you go from home to school or
vice versa?
-Brent
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Due to the beginning of the semester (and the fact that this is a
5-week month), meetings for september will be pushed back a week...
Sorry for any inconvenience!
~Erin
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