Greetings Cooper,
Finally, I am told that the Business Software alliance _will_ be
testifying in opposition of this bill. If some of you could do some
research on the BSA and send me links of articles outlining their
practices, motivation and case history I would be very great full. This
will
Not if you are reading this...;-)
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Friends,
Here's a link from the Oregonian about our hearing yesterday!
http://www.oregonlive.com/business/oregonian/index.ssf?/base/business/1049461116217020.xml
I will have a report for you later this morning.
Best,
Cooper Stevenson
MWVLUG Coordinator
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I sent the following to Representative Mabrey earlier this morning:
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Dear Representative. Mabrey,
I would like to respond personally to two of your questions during our
committee hearing for HB2892.
Your first question asked
The following is an email I sent earlier this morning to Rep. Mabrey:
Dear Representative. Mabrey,
I would like to respond personally to two of your questions during our
committee hearing for HB2892.
Your first question asked effectively, if I am procuring breakfast
cereal for the state's
Ben Barrett wrote:
MPlayer will do anything WMP will do, IIRC... in the latest version,
using the win32 DLL's, anyway.
What win32 DLLs? None of the machines at my company* are licensed for
win32 DLLs because the whole company runs on Linux and BSD. How am I
going to listen to RealAudio
Ken Barber wrote:
Are you SURE it's the BSA? This isn't normally in their scope.
Would you mind telling me who you heard this from?
The BSA's scope is to be Microsoft's attack dog. They are an
industry-wide alliance in the same sense that the invading army in
Iraq is a multinational
Fortunately, Mabrey's Muslix is actually _very_ well known and backed
heavily by IBM, Hewlette Packard, Sun Microsystems, Oracle, and many
others in the breakfast cereal industry. Further, Mabrey's Muslix,
powers the fifth largest prison system in the world!
M...Mabrey's.
Beaker (aka Jeff W) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fortunately, Mabrey's Muslix is actually _very_ well known and backed
heavily by IBM, Hewlette Packard, Sun Microsystems, Oracle, and many
others in the breakfast cereal industry. Further, Mabrey's Muslix,
powers the fifth largest prison system in
I picked up a copy of Knoppix version 3.1 the other day. Can anyone tell me
what the root password for it is?
Thanks.
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Dear Representative. Mabrey,
I would like to respond personally to two of your questions during our
committee hearing for HB2892.
Your first question asked effectively, if I am procuring breakfast
cereal for the state's prison system and I had a choice of trusted brand
names, such as Post or
Fortunately, Mabrey's Muslix is actually _very_ well known and backed
heavily by IBM, Hewlette Packard, Sun Microsystems, Oracle, and many
others in the breakfast cereal industry. Further, Mabrey's Muslix,
powers the fifth largest prison system in the world!
Hewlett Packard
Ben
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On Fri, 4 Apr 2003, Bob Miller wrote:
Ken Barber wrote:
Are you SURE it's the BSA? This isn't normally in their scope.
Would you mind telling me who you heard this from?
The BSA's scope is to be Microsoft's attack dog. They are an
industry-wide alliance in the same sense that the
Friends,
First, I cannot stress enough how proud I am of all of you who have
taken an active roll to see this legislation get first to committee and
now to a work session! I am not exaggerating when I say had it not been
for your active support, none of this would have been possible. Thank
you
On Fri, 4 Apr 2003, Mr O wrote:
And if you can't read?
Well then you are an illiterate and we can dismiss you from consideration
because you definitely don't use a unixlike operating system.
and are unlikely to subscribe to mailing lists...
Although i could see interesting results coming out
Well said! Kent is looking for the root on knoppix; I knew I should have
written down what you said at the presentation.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
Bob Miller
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2003 10:45 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re:
Is any body using the MSN qwest dsl
setup?
They allow more than one system to be connected at
one time. I know there is concerns about the e-mail security. Do you need
a M$ box (or a MAC OS) between linux boxes and the DSL modem? The qwest
representative suggested I did.
Jim K
Q: What is the root password?
A: There is none; all passwords are locked by default. You can set it by going Knoppix
Menu-Root Shell and typing passwd, then enterting a root password, also there are
several sections you can read dealing with this subject in
KNOPPIX/README_Security.txt. You can
Kent Loobey wrote:
I picked up a copy of Knoppix version 3.1 the other day. Can anyone tell me
what the root password for it is?
No. Nobody can tell you what the root password is. That's because it
doesn't have any passwords until you set them. There is more info in
the file,
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On Fri, Apr 04, 2003 at 03:06:14PM -0800, Jim K wrote:
Is any body using the MSN qwest dsl setup?
They allow more than one system to be connected at one time. I know
there is concerns about the e-mail security. Do you need a M$ box (or a
MAC OS)
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