Re: content mgt for non-profits

I am pretty happy with geeklog (www.geeklog.com). Once you get past the setup it can be used/maintained by fairly non-technical people. - Original Message - From: Jonathan Linowes To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, March 12, 2004 10:38 AM Subject: content

Re: VMWare Promotions

Yes. I signed up for that discount. They seemed to have gotten a little confused. First I got an email saying they could not confirm that I was a member of a LUG. Then I got an email confirming that I am now the president of the group and I am authorized to approve others as being members of the

Re: (no subject)

Another plus about Postgres is that it's a true OSS project. I don't mean to slam MySQL, but there's been an awful lot of questionable buzz about MySQL's licensing changes lately (such as client libraries are GPL'd unless you want to pay for a non-GPL version). I don't -think- it'd be a

Re: Question about installing Linux on a Dell

- Original Message - From: Numberwhun [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, December 05, 2004 7:42 PM Subject: Re: Question about installing Linux on a Dell Ben, Thanks for the reply. I wasn't aware of Dell's linux site. I must be brutally honest and say that I did

Re: Make political discussion off-topic by rule (was: America ...)

- Original Message - From: Benjamin Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Greater NH Linux User Group [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, January 09, 2005 12:54 PM Subject: RFC: Make political discussion off-topic by rule (was: America ...) I hereby submit the following Request For Comment to the

Fedora Legacy

I am sure most people know about this already but since I just recently figured it out I thought it was worth a post. I have a Redhat 9 box I still run (family pictures, etc) that I really do not want to take the time to upgrade to fedora or something new. The fedora legacy project provides a

Re: Any dialup ISP's besides EarthLink support LINUX

Richard A Sharpe wrote: Hi Does anyone know of any ISP's that have local NH numbers, who support LINUX users or have away to connect with a LINUX client, so far Earth Link has been the only one I can find and I am using it right now. Rich ___

Re: Pieces parts.

Ken D'Ambrosio wrote: Hey, everyone. A friend of mine's looking for a reliable, reasonably-priced place (one-line is fine) to buy computer parts (eg., drives, motherboards, etc.). She's been seeing more and more places that are, if not fly-by-night, at least bad on the customer service

Re: [Slight OT] - CD Lables

Travis Roy wrote: I was thinking about picking up one of those CD Label kit things.. Does anybody have any recommendations.. any work out better for you then others? ___ gnhlug-discuss mailing list gnhlug-discuss@mail.gnhlug.org

Re: [Slight OT] - CD Lables

Cole Tuininga wrote: On Fri, 2005-04-22 at 09:20 -0400, Jeffrey Creem wrote: I decided to abandon labels and go with an inkjet printer that can print directly onto printable CD's/DVD's. What printer was it? And more importantly, does it work with linux? I have an *EPSON Stylus Photo

Re: C or C++?

Bill McGonigle wrote: On May 27, 2005, at 11:48, Jim Kuzdrall wrote: The stipulations were: 1) use Linux; 2) use C++. Sounds like they want well-debugged code. 99.99 % of the time the STL classes are better than ones you'd write on a 1-off basis, both in terms of being debugged and

Re: EFF Alert: 48 hours to stop the broadcast flag

Peter wrote: Or, if you want to make sure you are heard (and this is obviously an important topic for many), call: NEW HAMPSHIRE Senator Judd Gregg (202) 224-3324 Sample script...use whatever portion necessary if you are talking to a person. Don't forget your name and address if you live in

Re: Home Automation Question

Travis Roy wrote: I've had some talkes with Brian (Karas) about this, but I wanted to open it up. Hopefully (now that the seller finally signed the PS) I will soon be a home owner. I've messed with small (firecracker) X10 stuff but in an apartment it's kind of weird and not the best place

Re: [OT] NH protest against HP printers with RFID chips Nov. 5th

By the way, combine device specific serial numbers in the printers tag (which they probably already do) and combine it with the fact that several vendors encode device specific data in all prints from the device and you really start to have something that can be abused... Granted it is unclear

Re: Firefox security strategy

Ben Scott wrote: While I understand the sentiment very well, and indeed like and use that quote myself, the pragmatic part of my personality wants to step in and say, That's all very well and good, but I'd really like to be able to read a newspaper without fear that the ads on the bottom are

Semi IT : Sparc Box - Somewhat old

I've got an Ultra 1 (ultasparc processor - sbus) box that I am ready to retire. 128 Megs of RAM, CD Reader. 9 Gig internal SCSI drive With Sun Keyboard and Mouse (can use standard VGA monitor - I've got the adapter). (This is pizza box style). Boot Prom updated so it can run 64 bit solaris

Re: Suggestions for capturing license plate info?

hewitt_tech wrote: Unfortunately my car and my daughter and her husband's car have been vandalized by low life's who are shooting out windows with some kind of pellet gun. They struck last night shortly after midnight shooting out 3 windows. My car had it's rear driver side window shot out and

Re: Recommendations for C++ sourcecode analysis tools

Michael ODonnell wrote: I've joined an established project and I'm trying to come up to speed with their (complex!) C++ code and could use some help in divining how all the pieces fit together. I'm doing all the usual WWW searches but also wanted to get recommendations from the GNHLUG; anybody

Re: Question about GPL issue.

Steven W. Orr wrote: I do pretty well here, so I thought I'd go to the well one more time. I am sure that I read something somewhere (though I could be wrong) where RMS said that he happily took other people's code and essentially changed the names of the variables and slapped a GPL at the

Re: COX blocking own users outbound email

Jeff Kinz wrote: A few years ago there were heated discussion about whether or not ISP's should be blocking SMTP traffic (port 25) from dynamically assigned IP addresses. Things have really gotten out of hand. Real messages trapped in spam filters, real spam getting through, port blocking

Re: Motherboard Recommendations, and a hello...

Gary Kaufman wrote: I'm starting to plan a new system for myself, probably based on Intel Core 2 Duo. I'm ready to attempt the Linux-leap for myself as well. I was wondering what folks might recommend for motherboards. I've had great experiences with ASUS, but the reports I've seen on the

Re: LaCie Ethernet Disk RAID

Christopher Schmidt wrote: On Thu, Mar 01, 2007 at 06:58:01PM -0500, thinkliberty wrote: I just got a LaCie Ethernet Disk RAID which runs Linux. They even tell you that the OS is Linux in the product feature chart. See: http://www.lacie.com/products/product.htm?pid=10877 No where in the

Re: [Discuss] Any miners?

More people mining does not push price down as the difficulty adjusts (about every 2 weeks) automatically to keep the average rate of discovery of a block at 10 minutes. Also, GPU mining of bitcoin has not really been possible for a couple of years. You need custom ASICS. Cloud mining can be

Re: Loading ISO's in Virtual Box

If on Windows 10 pro, you can use hyper-v which is built in On Nov 30, 2017 4:37 PM, "Bruce.Labitt" wrote: > Thanks John. I got a little further. > > Now I get an error that is related to hardening. The error blames AV SW > on my windows machine. I'm not

Re: Reminder/RSVP -- meet *this Thursday* for chat & beer.

Im still going On Thu, Feb 20, 2020, 4:48 PM Ken D'Ambrosio wrote: > Some days... > So! My clutch has gone to that junkyard in the sky, and it will take a > miracle for me to make the meeting, being as I'm broken down on the side > of the road in Billerica and the cops are gonna tow me for

Re: Reminder/RSVP -- meet *this Thursday* for chat & beer.

I'll stop by On Wed, Feb 19, 2020, 1:56 PM Ric Werme wrote: > I'll be there. > > Note that we'll be there at date/time > 2020 Feb 20 @ 20:02:02 > In odometer format, that's two days before the palindrome > 2020000202 > > ___ > gnhlug-discuss

Re: Nashua-area folks -- meet up?

Martha's is nice. I'd also suggest oasis cafe inside of sky venture. It's warm. There are real palm trees and a decent bar and good food. Martha's has the advantage of local beer so it is a good choice too On Thu, Jan 16, 2020, 10:47 AM Ken D'Ambrosio wrote: > It's been brought to my attention