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Yeah. so? I only really visit International sites. Whatever happened to the notion of an Internet without geographical boundaries? And whatever happened to the notion of "unlimited, unrestricted" Internet access? Sometimes I wonder why we don't have a religion to idolise money. Then I realise we already have something better that idolises money - society. Keith James Attard wrote: | Hahahahah ye that really sux. International bandwidth as in | yahoo.com. But visiting sites like maltanet.net will not be | metered. | | | On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 07:26:09 +0100, Keith Vassallo | <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: | | On the other hand... they do sponsor our mirror. So maybe they're | not that bad. 11Gb is also quite a bit of bandwidth. | | But still... Malta sucks! | | Keith Vassallo wrote: | | | I just read the Maltanet announcements. For my Lm25per month | | (static IP) I now only get 11gb. To this, I reply with: | | MALTA | SUCKS. MALTESE INTERNET SUCKS. MALTESE BUSINESS MEN SUCK | MALTANET | SUCKS MALTANET IS A MOTHER******** peice of **** ISP that | | *($#$)*$&(%&$)%(*$&%$(*%&$(*%&($%($%^($* | | | omg i hATE THIS | COUNTRY. | | | Keith Vassallo wrote: | | | what do you mean | metering international bandwidth? | | Raphael | Borg Ellul Vincenti | wrote: | | | If you want to get a history of | your package | installation do: | | | <code> emerge gentoolkit genlop | -t gcc | </code> | | or else check | out /var/log/emerge.log | manually for | occurrences of | gcc | | I use | Gentoo too on 3 | machines at home | as well as at the office. My | | room mate at work | uses it too. | | | Reasons why to try Gentoo: 1) | Sick and tired of | not finding | | packages because they weren't built | for your | distribution or | else | your distribution still didn't | approve | them upstream due | to some | showstopping bug 2) Want a | stripped | down/personalized | set of | packages installed on the | machine | because you are used | to certain | tools and don't want to | spend | time learning new | ones 3) Enjoy a | healthy forums community | | which ACTUALLY helps | you with problems | | Reasons why you | | shouldn't try Gentoo: 1) | You are new to Linux | (sorry Fishy) 2) | | You want to ooze out | every optimization out of | your source code | | because you think | its cool. It isn't cool - its | difficult and | | surely means | RTFM, swear and then RTFMA 3) You are | lazy and want | | to | install everything in an instant | | Some Gentoo myths: 1) | | | Gentoo boxes are unstable 2) Gentoo users are | ricers (think | | | people driving an escort mk1 without a silencer - | sorry if I | | | offended anyone) 3) Gentoo users don't have anything | else better | | | to do in life than compile software | | Enough ranting ... my | 2c | | (not for long ... just received from | Maltanet that they | are | going | to start metering international | bandwidth and most | surely | they | will move it to national too) | | Regards | | On | Wednesday | 22 | December 2004 21:16, Keith Vassallo wrote: | |> Hi | Iain, James | |> | |> Regarding the GCC3.4 problem: |> |> I've | re-emerged gcc | and | gcc-config, then I did |> |> | fix_libtool_files.sh 'gcc | | --dumpversion' i686-pc-linux-gnu |> | |> emerge --update --deep world | | worked fine :) |> |> I use | gentoo because of it's great package | | management system and |> | because it has one of the best | communities | around. I've always | |> found all my problems in the | gentoo forums. | |> |> Keith |> | |> Iain wrote: | On Wed, 2004-12-22 | at 15:49 +0100, | James | Attard |> wrote: |> How many of you use | Gentoo? 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