I recently purchased a Matrox tv tuner card which gives one many of the
features of Tivo (recording shows, instant replay, timed recordings, etc.).
I'm very happy with image quality and stability. It can produce a 702x480
image which is about as good as you can get without moving into HDTV.
It
Try [EMAIL PROTECTED], he does registration through OpenSRS at
eugeneweb.com/domainreg.html Rates are very reasonable.
Steve
At 12:14 PM 1/24/02 -0800, you wrote:
Is someone on this list an OpenSRS Registration Service Provider,
or does someone know of one? I thought this was discussed in
I'm trying to figure out what was meant by perl not having variables.
It could be that Perl is not very fussy about variable declarations like some
other languages.
Or perhaps he's referring to the somewhat crude way that variables are passed
from subroutines. All the values go into an array
Bob,
That's interesting. I've never seen that option.
I'm curious what people have done with it.
Thanks,
Steve
At 11:40 PM 2/24/01 -0800, Bob Miller wrote:
Stephen A. Brenner wrote:
I'm a perl programmer so that's what I rely on mostly.
I have looked into php a little, without actually
Hi Bob,
I'm a perl programmer so that's what I rely on mostly.
I have looked into php a little, without actually getting
to use it much. My impression of it was that the primary advantage
was that you could embed your code in your html document like
an ASP or Javascript environment. So it's good
Darren,
One thing you might consider is the latency that's inherent to
satellite systems. It wouldn't make much difference in a long file
download, but if you are doing interactive stuff (like telnet sessions)
the lagtime might be annoying.
Steve
At 06:11 PM 11/9/00 -0800, Darren C Vyff wrote:
Has anyone got this card to work on linux?
How?
Thanks,
Steve
I hate to see Dihydrogen Monoxide get such a bad rap.
Most of the problems associated with it are related
to industrial contaminants. In it's pure form it's
actually an essential ingredient for life. In fact
you never want to let your self get De-Dihydrogenated.
Of course, too much of a good
My Linux system (SUSE) hard drive is too frequently coming up with
errors that I need to run fsck on. I'm figuring it has reached the
end of its useful lifespan. Is there an easy way to put a new drive
in, copy from one system to the other, remove the old drive and
have the system up and running
Does anyone have the 6 cd version I can copy or
a cheap source for the retail version (which
seems to have gone up in price in the last year)?
Thanks,
Steve
I found a used laser printer at St. Vini's that I thought
would be useful for my linux system. It's a TI microwriter
which has Laserjet II emulation mode. I used the webmin
interface to startup the printer on /dev/lpo. I can copy
a file to the port but it truncates the lines and sometimes
Think of all the good that evil can now do with that $2.7 million
sellout:-)
Steve
At 01:36 AM 6/11/00 -0700, you wrote:
Subject:
Date: Fri, 9 Jun 2000 20:12:19 -0700
X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2919.6600
Microsoft Purchases Evil From Satan
Redmond, WA - Microsoft in a recent
I think a fair settlement would give a big chunk back to the
purchasers of the software who have suffered and wasted so
much time with such flakey ms applications for so long. Losses
in productivity could come to billions
That of course wouldn't exclude the anthill remedy :-)
Steve
At
At 09:39 AM 6/10/00 -0700, Ben Barrett wrote:
I think the valid solution could be like this:
[clip]
Burn all M$ propaganda... and let the anthill solution be locally
implemented by LUG's ;-)
ben
Ben,
That's not fair at all. The Redmond LUG's would have all the fun! :-)
Steve
Magnus,
Are you saying that VMWare has better hardware support than Win4lin?
Thanks,
Steve
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Stephen A. Brenner -Arch-Way Net-Works- [EMAIL PROTECTED
Bob,
Thanks for the VMWare review. If it's indeed better than Win4lin
then I'm not sure I'm ready for either one of them.
Steve
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Stephen A. Brenner -Arch-Way Net-Works- [EMAIL PROTECTED
I'm interested in trying one of these and weening myself
away from Microsoft. Which one would people recommend?
Thanks,
Steve
Hi Seth,
Does SUSE 6.3 have the new LILO?
Thanks,
Steve
On Fri, 26 May 2000, Seth Cohn wrote:
tried it. Lilo will work as long as you first cyl of your partition is
under 1024 :)
The new lilo will work with any size drive. It's a worthwhile upgrade.
If you want a fresh install,
Second time was the charm with my SUSE installation after the hard drive
problems.
I'm impressed at how smoothly the operation really goes.
I'm thinking now that I should have a backup linux system
available for the next time something goes wrong. I've got some
extra space on a win98 system. How
Ben,
In my haste to get back up and running, I had neglected to mount a /boot area.
It's been awhile since I've had to do an install...
Thanks,
Steve
At 10:45 PM 5/21/00 -0700, you wrote:
Running yast is a good idea on SuSE, it's their system config tool.
-ben
I think you can just boot
John,
Between Red Hat and Suse, I prefer Suse for it's more complete
hardware compatibility.
Steve
\At 04:50 PM 5/21/00 -0700, John Metzger wrote:
Hi, I am considering a switch to Linux. Would like your opinion on what
distribution to use. Have seen Mandrake 7.0, SuSe 6.4. Thanks for your
My hard drive crashed and I had to reinstall (if there was a
norton like disk doctor that I knew of I might have run it...).
Anyway, the new installation seems to have gone just fine except
for one little thing. There seems to be no master boot record.
It comes up with Lilo and stops at "LI". I
fyi
http://www.opendvd.org/linuxdvd.html
Rob,
What are the costs (including the static IP address) ?
Thanks,
Steve
At 11:11 AM 4/6/00 -0700, Rob Hudson wrote:
EUG-LUG,
Well, I'm in Linux on the @home cable modem. Since I had a NIC card in
my system, they went ahead and left it in there. And since I had it
working in Linux already,
Rob,
That's for the pipe and the Internet service?
Thanks,
Steve
At 03:23 PM 4/6/00 -0700, Rob Hudson wrote:
I got a March special of $19.95/mo for the 1st 3 months.
It's usually $39.95/mo. They may have an April special though.
Stephen A. Brenner said these things on 2406.1523:
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