Could someone please relay this to 'activism' -- we still don't have a
(clear_?_) link to Activism on the front page.
Horst.
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Date: Sat, 26 Jul 2003 21:38:44 -0700
From: Hope Marston [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Actually 98 ME will crash more frequently over 512MB. In order
to use more than that you need to find the patch M$ released
some time back. If you have that much RAM in a 98/ME box to
begin with you're using the wrong OS. :)
Sorry, I'm no M$ Certified Tech Monkey.
Mr O.
--- Rodney Mishima
As I was killing Windows today I discovered something I failed
to mention earlier. I was trying to get a hotmail address to run
Messenger so there was more crap on the system. One little
problem, you can't use the word spam in any shape or form in
an email address. They just don't allow it. Even
Hmm Limewire will hoze your ram pretty bad... Distributed networking is
really cool, but it destableizes computers pretty badly, and limewire is
mostly if not all java, it makes systems pretty unstable too... with 512
megs ram, it should run quite a while though. Id setup a firewall on it, and
hh I love legos! I may have to take you up that! if someone more
deserving (like a kid...) doesnt take them first!
Jamie
At 06:21 PM 7/27/03 -0700, you wrote:
Anybody know anyone who's into Lego's? I have a bunch to get rid
of. Many of them have been in and out of fish tanks over the
Ralph has made a call for them since he has children. Sorry :)
--- Linux Rocks! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hh I love legos! I may have to take you up that! if
someone more
deserving (like a kid...) doesnt take them first!
Jamie
At 06:21 PM 7/27/03 -0700, you wrote:
Anybody know
Insidious Mr. O, will plug-in screensavers help? I think there's a ton
of shareware crap at downloads.com, IIRC... have you googled any groups
on inefficient software or the like? Maybe my idea of seeking out
poorly-written, problematic versions of software is cheating? ( =
BB
PS - remember
I thought my eyes were going bad -- some text on web pages in Mozilla
looks weirdly colored. But I magnified the pixels w/ xmag, and
Mozilla is coloring my text. It's very weird. I've attached a PNG
image to this message.
I haven't seen it in other apps, but most apps don't antialias text,
at
I used to have [EMAIL PROTECTED] I used it to as a place to send system logs to for a
linux firewall I had setup. I liked the irony of using a hotmail account for a linux
system.
Garl
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From: Mr O [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Now it's up to the Lego's to keep my kids busy so I can make it
to a eug-lug meeting...
On 07/28/03 12pm, Mike O wrote:
Ralph has made a call for them since he has children. Sorry :)
--- Linux Rocks! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hh I love legos! I may have to take you up that! if
I've never seen that. Which version of Mozilla?
THe only thing I can think of is to traverse to your mozilla directory
and cd into defaults/pref/. Find unix.js and open it up. In there
you've got some font preferences you can play with.
See if freetype2 is enabled:
// TrueType
David,
I just saw your post from Feb 2003 regarding a MAGRST for UNIX product.
We have one. It's called MAGRST for UNIX. Check out
http://www.stg.com.magrst
We can even do the tape conversion (to CD with ISO file-system) for you.
We have a 9 track tape drive too. (I saw your other related post.)
On Sun, Jul 27, 2003 at 02:21:46PM -0700, Mr O wrote:
Help! I'm working on a very twisted project which some will
laugh and some will groan about. My goal: bring Windows 98SE to
it's knees as fast as possible without actually doing anything.
How you say? Will so far I have:
Gator, Date
On Fri, Jul 25, 2003 at 04:34:32PM -0700, Harald Sundt wrote:
I am swamped by a kink of message that no matter whether it is
advertising Russian Teens, Cheap V-, or Hillary's House of
Hills, any of a score young ladies or exotic sites...
Your email got caught in my spam filter, but I'll
Generally I agree, but if you use the term spam loosely, as in
legitimate lists you got signed up for by signing up for a service or
making a purchase, of course -- these are not the emails targetted by
the spam filters, although if you are active in sign-ups and such, say
free offers, then you
As tempting as it is to get those free worms I don't know if
Yahoo or Hotmail would try and clean them out before I got them.
It could be worth a try though. I did get a lake screensaver
that came with extra crap. That helped :) Now the machine is
just folding away. I might be done with that
Thanks John,
I will keep you guys in mind should this project ever come back to
life.
At this stage, I have borrowed a nine track drive and read a few
tapes that the client had in ASCII stranger format. I have proposed
doing more work for them including processing a number of MAGSAV
On Mon, Jul 28, 2003 at 05:13:27PM -0700, Ben Barrett wrote:
The point I'm trying to get to, is that if the email does come from a
legit service, the subscribe should work, and is a good idea if you want
to get less of that crap ( = Obvious to most of us, I'm sure, but
needs to be clarified
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