> Subject: Re: [plug] [misc] [OT} Babe knowledgeable
> with linux admin
> From: Dean Michael Berris
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: 20 Nov 2002 21:39:24 +0800
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> On Wed, 2002-11-20 at 09:59, Ariz Jacinto wrote:
> > it's rare to find a "beautie"
sing Linux. Now if I could
only get my Motorola SM56 to work... (I know, get a
real modem...)
> Usability is an illusion. I think it's pretty easy
> to use because I've
To ordinary Joe User (who isn't quite tech savvy and
has the attention span of a gnat), usability isn't
te programming contest,
> beating a HK team and all the other Philippine teams
> (include UP and DLSU), and bested only by the Tokyo,
> China, and Korean teams.
Ah... hopefully next year we could have the honor of
defeating you guys. ;) (And hopefully, I won't be a
contest organizer-
been using it for
compiling Java applications under the (defunct?) Forte IDE)
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vely very interesting tool for the said
> purpose of cracking... ;)
Isn't 'jack the ripper' also used (partly) to find
weak passwords in a *nix system? To my knowledge, it
(or a variant) is used to check whether new passwords
are good or easily crackable.
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everely limit the
usefullness of the app. I mean, from how it sounds it
looks like it would be easier to attempt to decrypt
the password! :)
Then again, I might be wrong. ;)
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faces.
Similar thought. Would it be feasible to implement on
Linux? Something to ponder... ;)
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ervices, possibly to model a user's
behavior so OS services are optimized? Just curious.
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ier to model the brain of a human to do
language?
But enough of that.
> AI is already in linux. Take a good example -
> SpamAssassin. Classifying whether a mail is spam or
I really meant the *OS*, not any apps that go with the
OS. Or what I really meant was the *kernel*. . Just somethin
mask instead of assuming
* GFP_USER | GFP_DMA
*/
void * retval = __vmalloc(size, new_gfp_mask,
prot);
return retval;
}
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Where can I get/buy my own Slackware or Debian distro?
I'm in dire need of one ATM. Dean told me I could buy
one from Mr. Sevilla.
What should I expect when I migrate to Slackware or
Debian (from Mandrake)?
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Why, did you think I was
up my *disk*. And I'm kind of stingy when it comes to
disk space-- I've learned my lesson living on only 60
MB running Win98 SE. .
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> I guess you're getting older if you're not enjoying
> mandrake.
Am not. ;) I just got sick and tired of the bloat. I'm
trying to make my box lean-and-mean (I mean, I am
running Linux on 32MB of RAM).
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Why, did
to get a refurbished unit,
check out the power supply and fan. And check if the
motherboard has an onboard video card-- if it has,
check that you have a separate card, and that the
onboard chip has been disabled in CMOS. Those things
eat up memory. :)
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Randy Ong (11 Dec 2002 00:22:45 -0800)
> Mandrake - ?
Was previously, now a Slackware geek. :)
> RedHat - ?
> Suse - ?
> Debian - ?
> Other Distro?
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Another way to do it is:
% ls */ -d
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drained when I saw the
count of new messages in my Inbox. One hundred
eighty... dang... and a good portion of it is from a
Sacha thread. I never used Yahoo!'s email blocking to
killfile anyone before (except, maybe the occasional
spammer that gets through), and now I'm actually
tempted to u
I've been trying to tune my hard drive parameters via
hdparm(8). Strange thing is running the hdparm
benchmark tests ('hdparm -Tt /dev/hda1' on my system)
produces the same results before and after the
settings changes. My drives are hooked up to a SiS
5598/5513-based IDE controller (on-board). Any
Guys, check this article out. It details certain
principles (from one programmer's perspective) of UI
design. Maybe Linux programmers could benefit from the
insights? I mean, Linux has the reputation of being
*terribly difficult* to use (supposedly).
http://joel.editthispage.com/stories/storyReade
Dean Michael Berris:
> ok, i don't know much about squid, but i think i can
> spot the error
> here...
>>On Wed, 2003-03-05 at 22:47, Nathan V. Aceron wrote:
>> Starting WWW-proxy squid -Warning:
/var/run/squid.pid exists !
>> | Creating Swap Directories
> stale .pid files usually occu
...My email service's (www.hotpop.com) SMTP servers
are strangely on the blitz, methinks. Messages have
been sent multiple times (even though I only sent them
once).
So my apologies to the list.
JM Ibanez.
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