You must be running a Microsoft Windows operating system in order to use
Windows Update.
I think this just means you can't do the automagic M$ update over
the web unless you're running IE (w/ cookies and all kinds of other
things enabled too). Look for a link mentioning other browsers;
I've
On Thursday 18 December 2003 02:31 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: You must be running a Microsoft Windows operating system in order to use
: Windows Update.
:
: I think this just means you can't do the automagic M$ update over
: the web unless you're running IE (w/ cookies and all kinds of
Larry wrote:
So, if you've always wanted the challlenge of
wrestling with SCSI disk
arrays,
and getting HP netservers to boot both CPU's;
setting up Samba
etc. just show up on thursday.
Aw man, will there be anything left for next week's
meeting? I'm banished to the east coast until this
Hi Gang,
Wayne K9DI es LD Patriot here. I just wanted to drop a note
letting the group know how happy I am with Firebird. It's as fast or
faster than my beloved Konqueror and a damn sight faster than Mozilla
itself (as far as I can tell). I haven't run it against
On Thursday 18 December 2003 07:16 am, Wayne Scace wrote:
: Hi Gang,
: Wayne K9DI es LD Patriot here. I just wanted to drop a note
: letting the group know how happy I am with Firebird. It's as fast or
: faster than my beloved Konqueror and a damn sight faster than Mozilla
:
http://www.ussg.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/0312.2/0348.html
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T. Joseph Carter wrote:
No, actually, he was talking about the anti-spam law and how it's a
beginning and all. I caught most of the segment at 5pm on channel 16 here
in Eugene (3 on cable). I am watching for a repeat of the segment in
their future newscasts today to see if I can catch the
On Thursday 18 December 2003 11:58 am, Brad Davidson wrote:
: Just out of curiosity, why are you expecting Microsoft to provide you
: with a driver download for your 3rd party hardware? I know that they do
: provide updates for some built-in drivers via WindowsUpdate, but not for
: all cards by
On 12/18/03 12pm, Wayne Scace wrote:
DISCLAIMER: While I do most of my browsing with lynx. IMHO still the
fastest browser on the web, bar NONE!
I prefer elinks myself, because it does a better job IMO at rendering
tables, even though it tests a bit slower than lynx. The fastest
browser
Wayne Scace wrote:
Hi Gang,
Wayne K9DI es LD Patriot here. I just wanted to drop a note
letting the group know how happy I am with Firebird. It's as fast or
faster than my beloved Konqueror and a damn sight faster than Mozilla
itself (as far as I can tell). I haven't run it against
Bob Miller ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
T. Joseph Carter wrote:
No, actually, he was talking about the anti-spam law and how it's a
beginning and all. I caught most of the segment at 5pm on channel 16 here
in Eugene (3 on cable). I am watching for a repeat of the segment in
their future
Yes, we'll be working on them at least through january
On Tuesday, December 9, 2003, at 12:17 PM, Jason wrote:
Larry wrote:
So, if you've always wanted the challlenge of
wrestling with SCSI disk
arrays,
and getting HP netservers to boot both CPU's;
setting up Samba
etc. just show up on
Ok, the first thing you need to understand is that there was a fifteen
minute interview
that got condensed down to 15 seconds of a 30 second story.
And television is not a medium noted for deep exposition of complex
topics.
I did take the time to actually read the text of the law before the
On Wed, Dec 17, 2003 at 09:41:55PM -0800, T. Joseph Carter wrote:
I attempted to add one today via USB using a device I thought was
supported. It's not.
Not supported where; at the TiVo or at the other end? I've used the
same model i gave you, with Debian on my VAIO. IF you're having
I've got teapop set up on my FreeBSD server that handles my mail. I
heard good things about IMAP and would like to also install
SquirrelMail, which requires an IMAP server.
Is there anything special I need to know to move from POP to IMAP?
What is a good choice for an IMAP server?
Thanks,
Rob
On Thu, Dec 18, 2003 at 01:59:25PM -0800, Rob Hudson wrote:
I've got teapop set up on my FreeBSD server that handles my mail. I
heard good things about IMAP and would like to also install
SquirrelMail, which requires an IMAP server.
Is there anything special I need to know to move from POP
On Thu, Dec 18, 2003 at 12:34:58PM -0800, Patrick R. Wade wrote:
I attempted to add one today via USB using a device I thought was
supported. It's not.
Not supported where; at the TiVo or at the other end? I've used the
same model i gave you, with Debian on my VAIO. IF you're having
On Thu, Dec 18, 2003 at 01:59:25PM -0800, Rob Hudson wrote:
I've got teapop set up on my FreeBSD server that handles my mail. I
heard good things about IMAP and would like to also install
SquirrelMail, which requires an IMAP server.
Is there anything special I need to know to move from POP
Is there anything special I need to know to move from POP to IMAP?
IMAP is generally more load on your mail server, since it tends to be
used in always connected mode, rather than intermittant mode with POP.
On the other hand, this only matters if you have a lot of people using
your mail
Hal Pomeranz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
% Is there anything special I need to know to move from POP to IMAP?
% IMAP is generally more load on your mail server, since it tends to be
% used in always connected mode, rather than intermittant mode with POP.
% On the other hand, this only
I think I'll try the UW imap server. I'll have to figure out how to set
this up using SSL similar to how I did it for POP, but I see that it has
docs on this.
Thanks all.
-Rob
On 20031218.1359, Rob Hudson said ...
I've got teapop set up on my FreeBSD server that handles my mail. I
heard
I installed Linux 2.6.0 but apparently the module API changed enough
that the nvidia driver installer no longer works. I found www.minion.de
has patches but haven't quite gotten it to work... it compiled and
loaded the module but startx dies on me. So I'm still tweaking...
The new build of the
Looks like I got it... I tried installing the 4620 beta nvidia drivers
and followed the directions lower in the README that showed using the
nvidia-installer and it seemed to work just fine. Very nice.
The 4620 beta drivers also install a binary 'nvidia-settings' that look
pretty nice...
-Rob
I do like the 4620 drivers. I needed them for my FX5700 Ultra.
Finding the installer was a pain though. The ebuilds didn't
quite do their job. Not that I care because I still like
installing some stuff my self :-P
Yup, that's all.
Mr. O
--- Rob Hudson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks like I
Have these tests all been run at various times during the day
and in various order to prove your results? :) I know that if
Mozilla is already open and I bring up a new tab I can have
euglug.org loaded before I get to blink. Of course if you're
counting loading time for the browser too then I'm
On Thu, Dec 18, 2003 at 03:52:09PM -0800, John Sechrest wrote:
We are using Cyrus on PEAK. And we have seen it perform better than
UWash IMAP, which we used before. However, it has broken some
of our older tools like MUTT and MH.
At least mutt should be easily fixed. I can't speak to mh,
On Thu, Dec 18, 2003 at 06:29:31PM -0800, Mr O wrote:
Have these tests all been run at various times during the day
and in various order to prove your results? :) I know that if
Mozilla is already open and I bring up a new tab I can have
euglug.org loaded before I get to blink. Of course if
These tests are very un-scientific, but I'm not trying to prove anything.
I use Mozilla on my fast computer and elinks on my slow one. I'm
looking forward to the Mozilla Calendar, it looks pretty good, but it's
still a little unstable.
On 12/18/03 06pm, Mr O wrote:
Have these tests all been
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