Zach writes:
What does it take to get an @debian.org email address?
Chris writes:
Lots of ?!?!?
Nobody has that much money.
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Gibberish implies one wouldn't be able to remember the
password/phrase.
Which is why, as Bruce Schneir recommends, you _write it down_.
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a password!. This leads directly to
widespread re-use of trivial passwords. Most people would be better off
with a list of random passords taped to the monitor than with what they
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medieval practice. Only specialized
historians and economists will really understand why it existed.
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limited circumstances as part of a
contract entered into when you purchased the copy from them. In
addition, under some circumstances the USA copyright statute grants you
limited rights to make copies.
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feasible to not read at all. I'm sure you have
neighbors and/or coworkers who are living example of that.
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the works: those are abstractions. They purchase
copies. Yes, this is nitpicking, but in this context the distinction is
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agree not to do so.
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them substantial damages should I do so. How is this sort
of state-mandated monopoly, explicitly intended to prevent competition,
compatible with libertarian values?
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Ralf writes:
The best thing is to be an anarchist!
Anarchy is impossible. Some jerk will always jump up and crown himself
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best we can hope for is to minimize it.
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simply no longer needs doing.
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Celejar writes:
You are perfectly free to create your own work and compete with me for
the same audiences and dollars; the only thing you can't do is copy
_my_ work.
Thus you have a monopoly on the reproduction of copies of your work.
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So is cooperation.
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, while humans die because they've got
nothing to eat. dealing with knowledge, it's a shame!
I don't think you understand what money is.
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of property.
Monopolies are commoplace and not, in and of themselves, necessarily
either illegal or immoral. Nonetheless copyright creates monopolies
where none would otherwise exist: that is its purpose.
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Ralf writes:
If you're on work and you've got the idea how to improve something
regarding to your job, than you're the copyright holder (it's your
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Are you talking about copyright or patent? USA law treats the two quite
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be a default DE, but is
selecting the one of your choice after inserting the second CD that
onerous?
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, I suppose, to make Gnome the default desktop on
the first DVD but I see no reason why the installer crew should make the
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Guy Gold writes:
I've noticed that, up to squeeze, the Debian versions are called
Debian GNU/Linux , but, squeeze is called simply Debian , can
anyone shed some light on this matter ?
There are now Hurd and FreeBSD ports, so Linux is not the only kernel.
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Richard Hector writes:
I don't know if there's any move to make it not need GNU tools.
There isn't.
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Joel Rees writes:
Any other suggestions?
Look at qtoctave and maxima.
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started. Iced Tea doesn't
seem like such a bad mnemonic for Java.
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Rodney writes:
How can I get this program uninstalled?
First do
sudo killall bandwidthd
to make sure the daemon isn't running. Then edit /etc/init.d/bandwidthd
and add the line
exit 0
immediately after the first line (which should be #!/bin/sh). Then
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://www.manualowl.com/m/Intel/SE7501CW2/Manual/247398?page=41
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The OFL (Open Font License) is incompatible with the DFSG.
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Stephen Powell writes:
So why are there motherboards available for 32-bit processors that
support installing more than 4G of RAM?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension
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that stuff, the host's domain name relevant
to TCP/IP would be in one place...
A machine can be in more than one domain.
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Your FQDN is what the relevant DNS says it is. It isn't something you
set locally, though you may want to record it locally for the
convenience of programs such as MTAs that want to know. You may want to
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. Shut down ntpd, set the clock correctly, and wait. I
suspect that eventually you'll see the clock jump even without ntpd
running.
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lee writes:
I've bought something, so I can sell it. I haven't signed any
contract whatsoever that says that I can't sell it. That's all there
is to it.
That is the law here in the USA as well, though Microsoft et al. seem
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(an
intangible right) in the work. Copyright law gives the owner of the
copyright in a work no control over the disposition of copies once they
have been created: they are ordinary chattel property just like apples
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Stephen P. Molnar writes:
The error message that I get for a number of applications...
Which applications, exactly?
...most recently Opera...
What does Opera technical support say?
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Hendrik Boom writes:
It's more modern, and its classification guides are legitimately
available for free download.
What about LCC is not in the public domain?
http://www.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/lcco/
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John Foster writes:
What I need from this list is suggestions from those of you who are
currently using, and satisfied with different hosting providers. I do
want them in the US and that is a requirement.
I'm happy with Gandi. They now have US facilities.
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csh script, but I repeat myself).
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Stan Hoeppner writes:
You must be using a totally free dialup service for daily internet
access. In many/most US locales dial is as expensive, if not more
expensive, than aDSL or cable...
In many it is much cheaper (here, for example). In some broadband is
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Paul E Condon writes:
Ideas?
Run cronyc and post the results of the tracking and sources
commands.
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Paul E Condon writes:
Now I am running NTP.
Does Ntp agree with your wall clock?
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I just tried name1.glorb.com. It is distributing correct time and your
machine is synchronizing properly to it. Your wall clock is broken.
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emacs to be installed.
So what?
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I used emacs back when it was written in TECO and have used a few
flavors since.
So have I, but I also use the current version. Hint: it has _menus_.
I'd *never* advise a new user to use emacs.
I would.
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route.
I use Emacs and Gnus, my wife uses Vi and Mutt. We're still married.
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Lisi writes:
A bug report can, I believe, be a request for something that is not
there.
Yes. It's called a wishlist bug and it is one of the choices offered
by reportbug.
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Marc writes:
Any suggestions as to the best/easiest /safest way to go about this?
Get the AMD64 netinst CD, put in the drive, boot the machine, and
follow directions.
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way to run Windows is in a VM
under Linux. Is there any way to migrate a pre-installed copy of
Windows into a VM?
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Dan B. wrote:
What controls the order that the ls command uses for sorting names?
LC_COLLATE. Set it to C.
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-aft writes:
So many spams are directed to this list. Any spam filter there?
Yes. At least 99% of the mail that hits the servers is rejected as
spam.
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Fortunately there are laws against monopolies...
No there aren't. There are laws against _abusing_ monopolies.
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a new version. Promptly installing security uploads and doing
an occasional dist-upgrade when debian-devel indicates that there are no
problems works fine.
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this evil step taken by computer
makers?
UEFI is not evil (though Coreboot is better), and there is a lot more to
it than the signing stuff. Even the latter is not intrinsically evil:
it all depends on the implementation.
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Gary Dale writes:
Running pure sid like he seems to be is just nuts.
I've been running pure Sid since it was invented. Works fine. Of
course it would be silly to run Sid and do daily updates.
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, I suppose.
When running Sid you must read both debian-devel and debian-security.
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be best to wait a while before upgrading
anything. It also warns you when you _should_ upgrade.
I'm not too sure I'd always rely on -devel for security information.
Which is why I said you should subscribe to -security. But then, you
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a long term support
version would be welcome. Are you volunteering? You don't have to be a
programmer to help with Debian.
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a
channel you can be sure is not controlled by the m-i-t-m that causes you
not to trust the Debian keyring...
Perhaps you could pay Steve to burn a CDs for you and then have a bonded
courier service pick it up and deliver it to you.
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Stephen Allen writes:
That was what I thought the purpose of volatile was.
It isn't. See http://www.debian.org/volatile/ . You want backports:
http://backports-master.debian.org/
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Nick Lidakis writes:
Does anyone use sc, the text based spreadsheet program?
My wife uses it extensively in doing the bookkeeping for our business.
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strict.
I assume you mean cd dvbcut-0.5.4+svn178. The build fails here as
well. File a FTBS bug.
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lee writes:
Do you have packages from dmo installed?
No. I have no need for them. I just compiled dvbcut to check out the
bug. I've already deleted it.
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I wrote:
apt-get build-dep should establish the required environment.
Andrei writes:
Assuming a pure Debian environment. As it turns out the OP does have
foreign libraries installed.
I don't.
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Corporation), IBM, Infineon
Technologies, Marvell Technology Group, Nintendo, Nvidia, NXP
Semiconductors, OKI, Qualcomm, Samsung, Sharp, STMicroelectronics, and
Texas Instruments
There are many more.
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There is no intellectual property protection for instruction sets. If
there was you can be sure that Amdahl would never have shipped a single
computer.
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contends that
the primary purpose of libdvdcss2 is circumvention and so, they contend,
distributing it is illegal. If it can be established that its primary
purpose in not copyright infringement it will be legal. That has not
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leads to dead ends.
You clearly do not want to use Debian. Free Software is what Debian is
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Lisi writes:
And it does rather sound as though he might be better off with
Windows. But at whom would he moan in that case?
Microsoft, of course, with the advantage that there would be no danger
that they would fix the problems that he moaned about.
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. It may
already be available from the Debian archive, which contains about
30,000 Free Software packages.
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environments allow you to use the window
manager of your choice.
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Nate writes:
Some things seem to fail with 'sudo'.
Sudo applies only to the single command that follows it. Thus if you
type 'sudo' followed by a pipeline, for example, you may not get the
result you expect.
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No need to create a user. /etc/aliases is what you want.
man etc-aliases
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the clock jumps back an hour.
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Shiv. Nath writes:
I work with ISP offering service for hotspots and cafe clubs.
...
i wish to seek advice form experts.
http://www.debian.org/consultants/
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Mark writes:
Any ideas guys?
You may find that pressing down or prying up on that part of the board
works as well as does the dryer. Inspect the suspicious area of the
MOBO carefully with a magnifying glass and then fix the crack or bad
solder joint.
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Kelly writes:
I am not sure of the full extent of YAST, but besides
installation/removal of software, it does at least account management,
service management/configuration (DNS, mail, etc) and firewall
configuration.
That should not be all in one program.
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I have to find myself asking the question, Why on Earth would the
maintainers not keep such a valuable package available?
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?archive=both;dist=unstable;package=webmin
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Ralf writes:
In real life [captchas are] most of the times are completely
unreadable for me.
I often find them insoluble as well.
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Ralf writes:
And as already mentioned before, people using braille are completely
lost.
Some sites offer audio captchas as an alternative.
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Brad Alexander writes:
I also ran into this problem recently on badgerandblade.com, and had
to register using midori, because iceweasel would not display the
captcha.
Works here with Iceweasel 10.0.11 on Sid.
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Brad writes:
I'm running 17 from experimental.
I just upgraded to 17: still works. I did have to allow scripts from
Google to get the CAPTCHA to appear.
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three failures.
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by default.
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of the file is yours to do
with as you see fit.
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not be protected by copyright at all.
If so, you may do with it as you will regardless of the license terms.
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to do than there are good programmers
to do it.
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Do you have an iptables rule somewhere that is allowing smtp?
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A single fairly simple script can do all of this. It's the sort of
thing that Unix admins were expected to know how to write.
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Tom H writes:
Sure, that works, too - however, you'll have to edit /etc/shells to
include /bin/false and/or /usr/sbin/nologin, 'cause those aren't valid
login shells by default.
That restriction does not apply to root.
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