link to the IHT article:
http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/09/17/business/EU-FIN-EU-Microsoft.php
PS:
I am sending this from gmail.com, and in response
to some requests in other threads
(e.g. one from Techno Mage, I think)
I am sending it in non HTML (plain text) format.
Note: it is very
The cheap consumer stuff at Fry's now comes with a
lifetime warranty.
Also, I use the cheap limited warranty compactflash in
my firewalls and they are still in service, almost 2
years later. I think we can assume the flash is
written to several million times in a year, so the
quality of the
After a long battle with technology, Brandon Duncan wrote:
I've been told that DHCP can be tricky to setup and get configured. What
are some problems I can run into? Are there problems I can run into? What
causes these problems? How would I fix them?
It's reasonably easy if you're doing simple
I have a few questions that I could really use some help on. They are:
I've been told that DHCP can be tricky to setup and get configured. What are
some problems I can run into? Are there problems I can run into? What causes
these problems? How would I fix them?
With NFS what are some uses
Good use for NFS is for user's home directories. As
they log into a machine, their home directory travels
with them. Since their environment is configured
using the .bash_profile file, they are then given what
amounts to a roaming profile. Every box works the
same. Very useful if you have more
True, and text base is preferred by most mailing groups.
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Darrin Chandler
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Subject: Re: Stammtisch tomorrow
On Tue, Sep 18, 2007 at
On Wed, 2007-09-19 at 16:03 -0700, Brandon Duncan wrote:
I have a few questions that I could really use some help on. They are:
I've been told that DHCP can be tricky to setup and get configured.
What are some problems I can run into? Are there problems I can run
into? What causes these
I know this is WAY OT but, i am just dumbfounded, i have a thinkpad T30
that was working like a charm when i started noticing issues with the
power being bouncy on it (battery charging light coming on when fully
charged) now i have noticed that when in have it plugged in and charging
my TV set
Ray Cantwell wrote:
I know this is WAY OT but, i am just dumbfounded, i have a thinkpad T30
that was working like a charm when i started noticing issues with the
power being bouncy on it (battery charging light coming on when fully
charged) now i have noticed that when in have it plugged in
On Wed, 2007-09-19 at 20:06 -0700, Ray Cantwell wrote:
Ray Cantwell wrote:
I know this is WAY OT but, i am just dumbfounded, i have a thinkpad T30
that was working like a charm when i started noticing issues with the
power being bouncy on it (battery charging light coming on when fully
I came across a video on YouTube that some of you Ubuntu/Debian users
might find interesting. A man named Jonathan Oxer does a Google tech
talk about what is in Debian package files (binary and source) in more
detail than you may care to know about.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFzPrzY2KFM
Jeremy Miller wrote:
I came across a video on YouTube that some of you Ubuntu/Debian users
might find interesting. A man named Jonathan Oxer does a Google tech
talk about what is in Debian package files (binary and source) in more
detail than you may care to know about.
Craig White wrote:
of course the real fix for this is to put it into an old grocery bag
along with at least 3 chicken feathers and seal it shut. Attach a 10
foot rope to the bag, take it out on the front yard, swing it around and
around over your head while chanting 'Om' and it should take
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