Hail Vaguers!
For the past number of years this listserv has been
(almost exclusively) a BOSSI announcement forum andÂ
Paul's 1x/weekly post.
Any oldtimers still subscribed? Anybody still out there?
If so, I'm hoping someone might know of an app dev
who has time/interest in being pitched a new
Jun 2015 00:05:02 -0400
Rion D'Luz riond...@gmail.com wrote:
Greeting Group!
I feel awkward asking, but my synapses are at the
point of melting from being overloaded by SERPs
and my older notes on subject.
Here's my thing:
A DLS modem on a 192.168.1/24 sub-net
(and a wifi
Greeting Group!
I feel awkward asking, but my synapses are at the
point of melting from being overloaded by SERPs
and my older notes on subject.
Here's my thing:
A DLS modem on a 192.168.1/24 sub-net
(and a wifi antenna with very limited range)
One (cheap) POWERLINK Outdoor Plus PL-2712N
Were it not for your regular announcements, this list would be pushing
daisies.
Keep the announcements coming; Paul (and Chris), you have become keepers
of the vague flame!
And, regarding frequency, I enjoy starting Monday's with my vague
post-of-the-week:)
On Mon, 2015-05-04 at 13:49 -0400,
I'm interested in hearing how he squares the circle regarding
his position on net-neutrality and an open internet (a la telco
bashing) and his position on IP protection as the defender of Hollywood
interests.
I really like the man but have become very critical of the disconnect he
maintains
Hi Gang:
Either the last breaths of Elvis leaving the building have given up
their last gasps or perhaps I've been somehow dropped from the list.
Common Flint!
I miss your weekly updates. Not necessarily all your wonderful projects,
per se; but I get some comfort knowing that you're keeping the
Sorry Paul, there's nothing 'common' about you. I meant come on!
On Wed, 2014-04-09 at 16:02 -0400, Mike Austin wrote:
On Wed, 9 Apr 2014, Rion D'Luz wrote:
Hi Gang:
Common Flint!
I miss your weekly updates. Not necessarily all your wonderful projects,
per se; but I get some
Thanks guys!
Off to the lab w/me! Civic Cloud sounds pretty interesting, appreciate
the link. Anybody else care to share what's driving them or what they're
making (besides PaulFlint - our doyen de vague who keeps the spark
alive)
Rion
On Sat, 2014-02-15 at 10:08 -0500, Joe Golden wrote:
I
Hi All:
Sad to see so little activity on this list; specially when the talk of
the town is the 'making' of VT into a high-tech, investor-friendly,
magnet. I'm surprised there's no chatter on this wire anymore.
Nevertheless, I though perhaps before doing the post to CList I'd start
my adventure
On Tue, 2013-10-22 at 09:56 -0400, Anthony Carrico wrote:
On 10/23/2013, @PLT_Hulk wrote:
HULK AM SORRY BUT GIF AM PRONOUNCED PEEENNGEE!!!
Must be going around.
lets call them pings! Pee-n-Gee sounds far too ailmentary
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Thanks for the entertaining link. I try to maintain my contrarian image,
but now I'm all confused. Next will be the fallout over GuhNU or gNU
Thanks for playing!
On Mon, 2013-10-21 at 12:38 -0400, Brian Hunter wrote:
Greets to all:
Current 7days and a few guys at the tech jam got me confused on
parlance; not unlike the lynnux vs lyenux
In this case its over the word (sic) pwn; which I learned
just yesterday is pronounced 'pown' (rhymes w/own). And here
I've been calling it pawn'd all these many years (as
Hey Flint:
I expect a moments' entertainment in your weekly blip and you never fail to
deliver.
You are a constant in this Vague universe.
Your flowering prose shines down on FOSSY-ness like the warm spring sun on
croaking dafodils dotting
well-fertilized pastures.
On Tuesday 17 April 2012, Anthony Carrico wrote:
It sounds like the bottom line is there is no problem to running more
than one access point with the same essid, but make sure the network
services and topology cooperate, and watch out for client side issues.
Thanks for all the tips.
I don't
On Monday 30 January 2012, Tom Kastner wrote:
You probably mean *Feb* 1 for your open house. Wish I could make it but,
alas, I'll be plugging away on Nantucket.
Cheers, Tom
Hear any good jokes lately ??
Tom Kastner
11 Atlantic Ave.
Nantucket, MA 02554
508-325-4486 H
802-279-5228 M
--
Hi All:
Anybody sitting on one of these that they're no longer using?
TIA
riondluz
--
Best of luck, I hope you don't need it
And remember you are unique...just like everyone else.
web: http://dluz.com/
AIM/Jabber/MSN/:
Seasons' greeting, Merry Xmas, Happy holidays, Kwanza!
Hoping all are able to be warm and safe and of good cheer
Rion
--
Best of luck, I hope you don't need it
And remember you are unique...just like everyone else.
web: http://dluz.com/
Hi:
I'll checkout the links ASAP, but, if not on your radar, I thought you might be
interested in a Music Hack Day link i found
searching out mulve4linux (via techdirt).
SERP pointed me to Swinger. C2 The Swinger is a bit of python code that
takes any song and makes it
swing. C2 It does this
Hi Brett and thanks for the reply:
On Saturday 25 September 2010, Brett Johnson wrote:
As I recall, you usually can't put /boot in an LVM partition because you
need to read /boot to load your LVM driver. Doing so will make your system
not boot.
I suppose that explains (for non-PXE) why having
Howdy doo y'all
Elbow deep in WD drives and the particulars of SATA, green,blue,black, TLER
(Time Limited Error Recovery), Jumper Settings, etc...
to setup a server for LVM over raid, i got to asking myself this question:
For simple raid1 arrays created either by distro installers or by
On Sunday 19 September 2010, Anthony Carrico wrote:
On 09/19/2010 07:12 PM, Rion D'Luz wrote:
Hail Vaguers:
so why not stand on the shoulders of giants?
Absolutely! I'd have run with Coherent if it got adopted and
became a labor of love, but the way the stars lined up,
GNU, torvalds
Hi Stan
Thanks for the note on the .asp thing - there was nothing in the
documentation i read that indicated what lang the CGI was;
thought having to compile the app suggests C/C++ -
The thought that lsoft was caching/hosing/referring or otherwise providing
didn't occur to me.
Rion
On
On Monday 16 August 2010, Paul Flint wrote:
Dear Paul:
Thanks for the info provided. Did you goto the website and look at the archives?
Try the cgi-bin/wa?blah and look at the LSOFT stamp.
Either a) i am being obtuse or b) the mystery is deeper.
google vague list uvm
top results:
On Tuesday 17 August 2010, Rubin Bennett wrote:
Rion, in your first post, the compatibility for the LSoft listserv lists
both Linux and Unix. Where's the mystery?
Hi Rubin. Thanks for asking; i tried google-searching to find out for myself.
The mystery is/was that a supposed unix box is
Thinking it's been 'the silentest summer' on record or that maybe I fell out of
the goup
I paid a visit the listserv's archive - http://list.uvm.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A0=VAGUE
OK, vacations-n-all, summer slump, out living instead of screen-facing, i get
that and
wish all save/happy sunlight-filled
Hi
Is/are your website/s running directly under Apache or as virtual hosts?
On Monday 26 July 2010, Joe Golden wrote:
Hi All.
I recently changed the hostname on my development server: a Debian amd64
stable install. Server used to identify as oldname.sover.net and is
now newname.com. I'm
Ho Ho Ho fellow vaguerites
May you all be safe and well over the holidays and find your stockings loaded
w/geeky toys.
Pass it forward:
May your holy days inspire warmth and tenderness towards your selves and
others.
May you have moments of stillness in the quiet snow or in the hot bath, in
On Wednesday 28 January 2009, Rion D'Luz wrote:
On Wednesday 28 January 2009, Stanley Brinkerhoff wrote:
A friend of mine applied for over 120 jobs in 2006
and received 6 denials, 1 calls, and 1 interview. Unfortunately its par for
the course --
Which is not an excuse! I realize
On Monday 19 October 2009, Christian Campbell wrote:
(to that which got attached as a p7m file)
a former Assistant Chief of a Rescue Squad,
Training Officer and Advanced Certified EMT (EMT-I) since 1995
I got my first red cross training before I became a life-guard many years ago;
working
exercising their better judgment and
confines them to lines and signs.
That is a management policy, like herding; and those laws is how the Shepard
gets paid.
On Wednesday 14 October 2009, Anthony Carrico wrote:
Rion D'Luz wrote:
The subject of speeding is such a straw man. It's unenforceable
On Thursday 08 October 2009, Paul Flint wrote:
Dear Tony,
Maybe this topic is best layed to rest now...
On Thu, 8 Oct 2009, Tony Harris wrote:
This has the potential to become a very fowl discussion..
Here, pullet my finger :)
Dave:
I've been pulled over by cops in their own cars,
the courts will be
worth the price of the fine anytime :)
Happy to take this off-list if you'd like to continue the conversation.
On Sat, Oct 10, 2009 at 2:18 AM, Rion D'Luz riond...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thursday 08 October 2009, Paul Flint wrote:
Dear Tony,
Maybe this topic is best layed
On Thursday 08 October 2009, Paul Flint wrote:
Dear Tony,
Maybe this topic is best layed to rest now...
On Thu, 8 Oct 2009, Tony Harris wrote:
This has the potential to become a very fowl discussion...
Are you trying to pullet my finger
Dave:
I've been pulled over by cops in their own
On Wednesday 26 August 2009, Anthony Carrico wrote:
Frequent flyer miles and gift cards are modern examples. Also, North
American banks did print their own currencies (before competition was
eliminated).
I liked my green stamps:)
In particular, we could move to peer-to-peer or
Hi Frank:
Thanks for the update, bad news as it is.
I had serious disagreements w/Nulty while he was a BTcom regarding the
viability of his plan to enter areas underserved by comcast et. al.
But considering that ECfiber was the best/last great hope of a
non-commercial alternative, I feel
On Tuesday 25 August 2009, Rene Churchill wrote:
Currently there's Onion River Exchange in Montpelier, which is a
time bank instead of a local currency. Members donate their time
to other members in return for services in return. A bit of a
socialist slant in that an hour of garden weeding
On Monday 24 August 2009, Stan Brinkerhoff wrote:
Does anyone have insight to this? I haven't heard anything about ECF in
months -- and this email sounds like WE ARE READY TO GO!, except it seems
as though its life or death is defined by federal stimulus funding? I didnt
know it was directly
On Sunday 23 August 2009, Tom Kastner wrote:
Rion,
I've mostly been out of Stowe for the last many months, but I believe
there is a local committee working to
secure Stowe's place near the top of the list of connected communities.
Maybe that's why your inquiries are
being
On Friday 21 August 2009, Tom Kastner wrote:
Rion,
Most of the questions cannot be answered appropriately by variations on
Likely. Lots of Y/N and other
choices. To help illuminate, I have completed the survey with bona fide
answers. You may also want to ask what
their service
Zimbra comes to mind of a decent FOSS community app that's free and good 'nuf
for 90%
of their market, if you like tomcat and jsp.
Rion
On Thursday 20 August 2009, Stanley Brinkerhoff wrote:
How do people feel about community editions and crippled FOSS releases in
general? I understand you
Hi Chris:
My original plan was to seed a square mile with 100 ($100 sponsored) meraki
repeaters, connected to 4-6 landline drops,
with $50 base-stations available for resale. but I now believe that there are
better options, including using DSS as a primary backhaul with a few DSL drops
in the
Hi Dave and thanks for the input. See below for comments:
On Tuesday 18 August 2009, David Storandt wrote:
Any business plan should look at current needs and any gaps... there
are a bunch of competitors specifically in Stowe already
(over?)serving the area, covering the range of typical
Hi Stan and thanks for the questions.
On Tuesday 18 August 2009, Stanley Brinkerhoff wrote:
Rion,
How do successful *community wireless* projects fair compared to *community
fiber* projects?
I don't really know altho I've come across (and bookmarked) some (kinda DIY)
projects
including a
On Tuesday 18 August 2009, David Storandt wrote:
The state offers super-cheap rooftop rent to WISPs (like $5/mo?), _if_
you can find a state building to camp out on. That's state-wide by the
way... You'll have to fill out a stack of paperwork 2 thick to secure
such a lease - insurance, state
On Tuesday 18 August 2009, David Storandt wrote:
AOT = Agency of Transportation. Like, state guys in large, orange trucks. =P
Thanks for that! I needed to get a good laugh while hitting self w/duh-stick:)
Try this:
http://bgs.vermont.gov/facilities
Click on the East, Central, and West
On Monday 17 August 2009, Nick Floersch wrote:
While the $300 router might solve the problem, and looks nice, it is sort of
a black-box. If it doesn't do what you need, or behaves oddly, you'd have to
hack it to get inside and figure out what is going on, probably voiding
warranty, and
On Monday 17 August 2009 9:30:34 am Paul Flint wrote:
Greetings List Lurkers,
Additionally, if you could, please review the proposal I shared with
House Speaker Shap Smith last Friday.
Hi Paul - here's my .03
Seat licensing is different, and should be differienated from other costs, like
On Tuesday 18 August 2009, Rion D'Luz wrote:
Hi Paul - here's my .03
who has enjoyed an 18 monopoly in Operating Systems.
18 year monopoly... sorry
--
3010 Rte 109
Waterville, VT 05492
welcome aboard!
Cannot much speak to all the world's a nail, but being one who often
gets lost in the depths of cpan, following mazes of twisty little passages,
and collecting mods like so many magic wands to add to my bag-o-tricks
sure makes me linger longer and come back often.
PM's and CLI
For enterprise-like, i'd go zmanda,
http://hostlibrary.com/Remotebackupusingsshtarandcron-how-to.html
http://layer0.layeredtech.com/showthread.php?s=a42bdff81fcf2405ea7e551965026da8t=5
This document will teach you how to configure your system to do automated
backups to a remote server using
Hail Vaguers:
An acquaintance forwarded me this email with the hope that this list
might provide a tip or pointer.
Me, I'm clueless.
Rion
-- Forwarded Message --
Subject: PCI FM Transmitter
Date: Thursday 18 June 2009
From: Stephen Alrich Marshall clu...@gmail.com
To:
own the place . . . an FM
transmitter might be a nice solution.
Asa
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 10:38 AM, Rion D'Luz riond...@gmail.com wrote:
Hail Vaguers:
An acquaintance forwarded me this email with the hope that this list
might provide a tip or pointer.
Me, I'm clueless.
Rion
for the course,
in pursuing/discussing a viable lead related to actually developing one, has
waned.
And so it goes.
Rion
On Tuesday 05 May 2009, Rion D'Luz wrote:
Hi All:
Just wanted to notify members here who are interested in creating a HS that I
have been engaged in a dialog
On Wednesday 06 May 2009, Kevin Thorley wrote:
Sorry I didn't reply earlier Rion, things have been rather hectic.
Yes, I am interested in this opportunity. It sounds like a promising
lead.
Two questions come to mind. First, have we proven a sufficient
interest in projects to warrant the
On Wednesday 06 May 2009, Josh Sled wrote:
Kevin Thorley elron8...@gmail.com writes:
I tend to think that the answer to number
two depends on the answer to number one.
Right. My take was that there's not enough (collaborative) hacking to
justify growing into a dedicated space, or that
Hi All:
Just wanted to notify members here who are interested in creating a HS that I
have been engaged in a dialog with the CrashCollective/InfoShop
on Bank St in Burl.
They are in the midst of deciding what they want to do with their org and
whether to keep the lease, and have expressed an
On Tuesday 05 May 2009, Rion D'Luz wrote:
Hi All:
Any thoughts?
Thought somewhat obtuse otherwise,
I should point out that the $400/mo was in toto, not per person.
Rion
--
3010 Rte 109
Waterville, VT 05492
On Thursday 23 April 2009, David Storandt wrote:
For a government group
presumably that group being We the people
to compete against private industry,
would those be the very same industries that (knowingly or otherwise)
received lucrative deals over 30 years on the public dime, only to
On Friday 24 April 2009, David Storandt wrote:
Asking for legal protection against direct competition isn't very
nice. Unsportsman-like.
But hasn't that been the 'model' since ... whenever?
democracy has been co-opted by corporatists who hail 'free-markets' while doing
everything
in their power
On Monday 13 April 2009, Dan Coutu wrote:
Why not the domain vague.vt.us for the group? That doesn't seem to be
claimed.
Just to say I left my mark and since its just collecting dust anyhow,
I'd be willing to donate my vague.name domain for the cause of the group
Rion
Dan
Richard
On Thursday 09 April 2009, Nick Floersch wrote:
In terms of Montpelier...
We'll need to organize... who wants to be an organizer first and a
participant second?
Like you mentioned above re: group of 6 - maybe something like a steering
committee which could
aggregate all the inputs
Hail Vaguers!
If you had to up and move it to another place, how big of a truck would be
needed?
It occurred to me yesterday that space does not necessarily have to be defined
by the walls
that delineate it. That maybe it could be setup in temporary spaces (monthly,
ephemeral locations)
a
On Tuesday 14 April 2009, Josh Sled wrote:
Rion D'Luz riond...@gmail.com writes:
If you had to up and move it to another place, how big of a truck would be
needed?
A cargo-van or 10' UHaul could probably do the job. The trick is
*owning* the thing, so that you don't need to
rent/load
Hi:
I disagree with some of what you posted, but it may be only a matter of
semantics.
See below:
On Tuesday 14 April 2009, H. Kurth Bemis wrote:
To start a space you're going to need members that are active in the
hacker community.
Define hacker community?
How about just a community that
Hail Vaguers!
I have no idea how many of you may be connected to UVM, StMikes or Champlain
but I would like to know
if anyone is aware of, within existing student bodies respectively, of any
intellectual groups,
debate society excepted, which constitute the 'forward-thinking' influences
On Friday 10 April 2009, Warner White wrote:
By the way, what is a sharename?
I've always used the term to mean a shared dirtree identified in smb.conf
;i.e. share for storing user profiles
[profiles]
such that the stanza contains a dir path
path = /var/lib/samba/profile
and metadata
On Friday 10 April 2009, Thomas Cort wrote:
I like the idea of an occasional working meeting where the members work
on a project or projects.
- Open source bug fixing party [...] I am open to suggestions for projects.
There's a new project, libre.fm, which aims to create a Free / Open
On Wednesday 08 April 2009, you wrote:
Rion D'Luz riond...@gmail.com writes:
Since Safari is Moz based, my expectations are not too anxious for Macs
(anyone know of safari4linux?),
Safari is WebKit based, an entirely different engine from Gecko/Mozilla,
and it does behave quite
Thanks for the response Jim,
On Wednesday 08 April 2009, Jim Carroll wrote:
Hi Rion,
Site looks good on both Safari and Firefox on Mac... but not so good
with IE6 on XP.
Wow, appreciate the png; looks like i have IE6 work cut out for me:)
IE6 still has a good percentage of the market by
Awsome - thanks Forest
On Wednesday 08 April 2009, Forest Bond wrote:
Hi,
On Wed, Apr 08, 2009 at 12:02:16AM -0400, Rion D'Luz wrote:
I've just the site on the net, not quite ready for production
(code-bloated, unpacked files...)
and in need of a serious X-browser checking
Hail Vaguers, full of grace:
Request for Assistance:
A slow spell got me into looking for a (web2.2) CMS that i could call my own;
regardless of choice, making one is a commit to countless manhours in a world
of
myriad components,extensions, whatever.., and each's forums and references..,
in
On Monday 30 March 2009, H. Kurth Bemis wrote:
Technology is wonderful and all, but it has created a growing disconnect between
the physical and virtual worlds. A hub does its small bit to bridge that gap;
and the more it can provide by way of tech the better.
This hackerspace, by any other name,
On Monday 30 March 2009, Andrew Crawford wrote:
While I'm not part of the collective,
your domain 'riseup' is very suggestive:)
the Crash Collective has an
interesting space in Burlington, including a small computer lab.
http://www.crashcollective.org/index.html
I've been a few times and
Congrats pard! Nothing beats the sound of happy packets.! Sounds like
victory
More ?'s below:
On Thursday 26 March 2009, Rubin Bennett wrote:
So in a follow up to the thread of last week about dual Internet
connections, I managed to do that which I though impossible over teh
weekend
Rubin:
Thanks for the follow-up to my ?'s
Rion
On Thursday 26 March 2009, Rubin Bennett wrote:
On Thu, 2009-03-26 at 16:22 -0400, Rion D'Luz wrote:
Congrats pard! Nothing beats the sound of happy packets.! Sounds like
victory
More ?'s below:
On Thursday 26 March 2009
Hi:
I was going to stay off this thread as I know of no local datacenter providers;
but after taking a
peek at www.slicehost.com I'm curious why it makes top choice?
Virtualized hosting has been around for some time. I can understand the appeal
of not having to manage
all the resources
On my workstation i run FF3 and I noticed sound issues with the libflash
hoarding dev/audio. One upgrade of FF3 made gnash the preferred flash player.
It works just ok as a plug, but nice stand-alone. So i use switched to using
the nonfree libflash plug instead on FF3 and tried both on the
Hail Vaguers!
We could have a script party where everyone brings their fav scripts? A
Script-off!
But I just wanted to get this out, maybe off-topic and not apropos to the
meeting or a presentation:
[Prelude]
Vermont is slated to get about 1Bn in the coming months and a good chunk is
going
After seeing VOIP - Coming soon for so many months, coupled with the vacancy
of the
SoBu offices, it shouldn't come as a surprise. Pity is that it ended up
falling on the shoulders of
its sole officer as Shane was a stand-up fellow, good programmer and always
looked for ways for FOSS
to
On Thursday 12 March 2009, Josh Sled wrote:
I'm solid on pine, mutt, and friends and find them highly convenient on remote
hosts;
but on my workstation I've been using kmail (the only KDE app I use regularly)
since forever, mostly
because it integrates gpg very well. Evolution is nice too, but
On Wednesday 11 February 2009, Anthony Carrico wrote:
Courier + RBL works for me, but I'm only the second string on admin.
Whatever happened to SPF?
2008FEB01 installing all Sa/Clamav on Www1 as well - no dovecot tho
for spamd:
yum install perl-Mail-SPF
On Sunday 08 February 2009, Paul Flint wrote:
Greetings List Lurkers,
I intend to send this to the Times Argus, which is essentially a large
printing peripheral.
I would appreciate your input prior...
Well I'd be impressed if they walk the walk more than talk the talk.
But expecting the
Hi Sean:
I can second openVPN, and I hear good things from openSwan but I'm not into
IPSEC.
From personal experience, I really have a soft spot for nomachineNX/freeNX/2X
client/server:)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NX_technology
http://www.nomachine.com/
It's not as straightforward as
Ah, so, after all these years, it was just about the recognizing the
usefullness of blogging
and its market potential!
Well, at least your teaser finally got me to visit the whitehouse site
and catch up on all the chatter regarding their positions on OSS.
Rion
On Friday 06 February 2009,
Well thanks, Chris, for this wonderful teaser!
Maybe I missed the original post to which you responded,
but your sentence got me distracted for an hour to find out
what OSS that website was running.
But from what I could tell whitehouse.gov, like change.gov,
was hand-rolled; gleaned from the
On Wednesday 28 January 2009, Rubin Bennett wrote:
On Wed, 2009-01-28 at 20:23 -0500, Paul Flint wrote:
Dear Forest,
I tried to park on State Street in Mont-peculiar, and spent 15
minutes getting unstuck from the snow.
Hee... I think I burned about 10k miles off my tires doing same
On Thursday 29 January 2009, Forest Bond wrote:
It doesn't seem reasonable for me to ask my employers to invite someone that
has
publicly defamed them to come on site for a meeting.
Publically defamed? Geez, a little touchy, aren't we?
Publically defamed is really, really harsh, legimate,
On Thursday 29 January 2009, Tony Harris wrote:
You'll notice that Brad said he did send an acknowledgement of receipt for
every applicant. For that matter, I believe we do too. But a quick form
email saying Got your resume is a lot different than what I was hearing
for feedback desired
Bitter? spouting venomous rants that clog all of our in-boxes?
Are you and I even reading the same emails? For the most part
everyone engaged in this thread was making fair observations,
attempting to call-it-as-they-see-it; and if wrong,
honest enough to stand themselves corrected.
But maybe
On Tuesday 27 January 2009, Forest Bond wrote:
Hi,
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 11:59:51AM -0500, Paul Flint wrote:
I would have prefered that Logic Supply be a bit more community accessable.
I can't necessarily speak for the owners, but I'd be interested in hearing
ideas
as to how we could
On Wednesday 28 January 2009, Stanley Brinkerhoff wrote:
Oh come on -- play nice with the locals.
This isn't Comcast -- its a local organization with perhaps some flaws that
all organizations have.
Another play nice post. I really did not think I was being that critical, but
you
beg me
On Monday 26 January 2009, Paul Flint wrote:
Greetings List Lurkers,
The invitation below is to meet with some of the most powerful folks in
Information Technology with the attention of the current
state administration.
I hope you've said above whilst keeping your tongue in cheek.
The
I've found sysv-rc-conf is about as useful as it gets on deb/buntu
and frankly can't stand their paradyme (of renaming S-to-K blah...)
That's why I just chmod.
On RH though, chkconfig just plain does it all 'automagically'
There's so much about 'untu in the /etc dept. that I find lacking.
On Friday 23 January 2009, Anthony Carrico wrote:
Suppose I want to boot with a particular init script disabled. In
Debian, I could use update-rc.d to remove the rc.d links, then later use
update-rc.d again to bring them back. If I did that, I'd have to note
the priority and the run-levels
Hello Werner et al:
As suggested below, xen is more for servers than workstations. If you get it
from a repo
it installs a xen kernel, which you select at boot from the grub menu. Then you
have to create an image
for xen to load.
It's really straightforward (compared to what it used to be:),
Hi Richard:
FWIW, no connection issues w/Wildblue.net
Was at both slashdot and sourceforge extensively over the last few days
with nothing exceptional to report. You are prob having a comcraptastic
experience.
Happy Holidays to All!
Rion
On Wednesday 24 December 2008, Richard Lawrence wrote:
On Wednesday 24 December 2008, Warner White wrote:
Hi all--
I would like to switch completely to Ubuntu, but I need Quicken for a week or
two more,
Altho xen is my virtualizer of choice, I've been playing around with virtualbox
and am surprised at its ease of use;
not that I'd want to, but
On Saturday 13 December 2008, Rubin Bennett wrote:
It's older because BSD Unix was around long before 1991 when Linus first
began to write a rudimentary kernel
(http://groups.google.com/group/comp.os.minix/msg/b813d52cbc5a044b).
BSD has been around in functionality since the 60's (although
On Thursday 11 December 2008, Chris Moran wrote:
On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 2:57 PM, Dave Tisdell
dave.tisd...@cesu.k12.vt.us wrote:
Hi Chris,
It often saddens me to see FUD type comments from FOSS supporters.
I am a little baffled by this sentence. Otherwise, I agree whole heartedly
with
Below may help
On Monday 03 November 2008, Alvin ONeal wrote:
I want a graphical way (like xdiskusage or kdirstat, but better) to sort
through all files on the system quickly based on criteria such as atime,
mtime, ctime, size, owner.
For example:
I want to generate a list of files sorted
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