Re: Hosts file wildcard

[Tina K.]

On 2011/06/13 11:17, Bruce Johnson so eloquently wrote:

On Jun 13, 2011, at 10:08 AM, Charles Lenington wrote:


>>  etc… ad nauseum.
>>
>>  Is there a wild card I can use to block all us.intellitext.com sites
>>  instead of making a separate entry with each one I come across?
>>
>>  Tina
>>

>
>
>
>  Try using "us.intellitxt.com" and uk.intellitxt.com (w/out quotes)
>
>  or
>
>  leave off the country (UK/US) intellitxt.com
>
>  That's what I do in Thunderbird.


Tried that, it doesn't work. Thank you anyway.


Thunderbird != hosts file, and a wild card will not work. For suggestions on 
workarounds see:



This is not simple, as it involves running your own DNS server.

However a deeper question is why are you trying to manage this sort of thing at 
the hosts file level? I understand what you're accomplishing, but why are you 
getting directed to those sites so often?


The sites that have added Intellitext's 'feature' end up loading a 
separate tab that I end up having to close. I believe it is some sort of 
markup (?) that turns select words in the text to clickable web links or 
ads.


Tina

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Re: Hello! and question from a relative newbie

[Miguel Garcia-Gell]

Pro or amateur video Edition?

On Jun 13, 2011, at 1:30 PM, S T  wrote:

> Hi all :)  Thank you for accepting me into the mailing list!  I've been an 
> Apple devotee ever since Commodore went bankrupt in 1993, both using the M68K 
> chips and later the PPC chips.  The thing I like about PPC is it's still 
> Motorola at heart.  And until recntly I worked for Apple.
>  
> I juwst recently acquired a PowerMac G4 dual 1.25GHz MDD system with a stock 
> ATI Radeon 9000 graphics card, have maxed him out at 2GB and aded a 500GB 
> External drive for iTunes.  He's proudly running Leopard 10.5.8 and iWork 
> '09.   With a 20" Apple Cinema Display, I forgot to add.
>  
> I am also looking into getting eitehr an iBook or a PowerBook G4 later on.  I 
> also have a 64GB iPad First Gen, along with (gasp!) Virtial PC 7 with WinXP  
> (cant get away from it, really, if you're goig to be interfacing with the 
> outside world; I got it fro the future laptop).
>  
> My questions are basically how can I get the most out of this system?  I want 
> to geet back into video production work like I ws doing with my Amiga suite 
> of systems, but that had specialized hardware that isn't available for teh 
> MAc.  Mainly, I don't think NewTek ever put out a Video Toaster card for the 
> Mac.  it's a 4-bank video switcher on a single card.  But we'll get to that 
> later.
>  
> Any ideas would be most helpful :)
>  
> Thanks!
> Stan-- 
> Your proctologist called.  He said he found your head
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Re: Processor upgrade?

[dc]

It should work. A few MDDs came with only single processors but I
think the mobo was the same as the duals. The board should have a part
number printed on it that you can cross reference. I think I have a
heatsink from a MDD dual 1GHz lying around somewhere, "Reply to
author" if you need one.

On Jun 13, 4:00 pm, Heather Cotter  wrote:
> Hey,
>
>  So I'm pretty much building a Leopard-capable machine from scratch at
> this point. (First time doing so with a Mac! Only Frankensteined PCs
> before.)
>
>  Can anyone tell me whether this would be compatible with a G4 M8570
> logicboard?http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250822734647
>  The seller didn't know, and while this website
> (http://www.dvwarehouse.com/Multiprocessor-Module-N5-for-Power-Mac-G4-...
> ) says it is, their customer service is so blatantly clueless in
> response to any and all questions, I'm reluctant to trust it.
>
>  Thanks for any help/advice,
> Heather

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Re: Processor upgrade?

[Albert Carter]

Hi,

 If its a MDD Dual 1Ghz it will run 10.5 (leopard) as my QS Dual 1Ghz does 
and this is a newer board than mine is.


Albert




From: Heather Cotter 
To: g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, June 13, 2011 4:00 PM
Subject: Processor upgrade?

Hey,

So I'm pretty much building a Leopard-capable machine from scratch at
this point. (First time doing so with a Mac! Only Frankensteined PCs
before.)

Can anyone tell me whether this would be compatible with a G4 M8570
logicboard? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250822734647
The seller didn't know, and while this website
(http://www.dvwarehouse.com/Multiprocessor-Module-N5-for-Power-Mac-G4-1Ghz-Dual-820-1310-A-661-2730-p-36868.html
) says it is, their customer service is so blatantly clueless in
response to any and all questions, I'm reluctant to trust it.

Thanks for any help/advice,
Heather

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Re: Processor upgrade?

[Bruce Johnson]

On Jun 13, 2011, at 1:00 PM, Heather Cotter wrote:

> Hey,
> 
> So I'm pretty much building a Leopard-capable machine from scratch at
> this point. (First time doing so with a Mac! Only Frankensteined PCs
> before.)
> 
> Can anyone tell me whether this would be compatible with a G4 M8570
> logicboard? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250822734647
> The seller didn't know, and while this website
> (http://www.dvwarehouse.com/Multiprocessor-Module-N5-for-Power-Mac-G4-1Ghz-Dual-820-1310-A-661-2730-p-36868.html
> ) says it is, their customer service is so blatantly clueless in
> response to any and all questions, I'm reluctant to trust it.

Per this :  and given 
that the model # you specified falls between the two explicitly labelled Mirror 
Drive Door models, I'd say yes.

Actually I think the CPU modules are interchangeable among all of the models 
listed there.

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Processor upgrade?

[Heather Cotter]

Hey,

 So I'm pretty much building a Leopard-capable machine from scratch at
this point. (First time doing so with a Mac! Only Frankensteined PCs
before.)

 Can anyone tell me whether this would be compatible with a G4 M8570
logicboard? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250822734647
 The seller didn't know, and while this website
(http://www.dvwarehouse.com/Multiprocessor-Module-N5-for-Power-Mac-G4-1Ghz-Dual-820-1310-A-661-2730-p-36868.html
) says it is, their customer service is so blatantly clueless in
response to any and all questions, I'm reluctant to trust it.

 Thanks for any help/advice,
Heather

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Re: Hello! and question from a relative newbie

[M Christol]

On 6/13/11 2:20 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:

On Jun 13, 2011, at 10:30 AM, S T wrote:


My questions are basically how can I get the most out of this system?

About the only upgrade left would be to get a SATA card and toss in larger, 
faster internal drives.


I
want to geet back into video production work like I ws doing with my Amiga
suite of systems, but that had specialized hardware that isn't available for
teh MAc.  Mainly, I don't think NewTek ever put out a Video Toaster card for
the Mac.  it's a 4-bank video switcher on a single card.  But we'll get to
that later.

Bluntly, if your goal is to 'get back into video production work' akin to what 
you used to do with Video Toaster, you need to leave the PPC behind. The 
upgrades you've done will get the most out of that system, but there's a reason 
Power Macs of that vintage are going for so little money these days. G5's are 
going for $250-$300 on the swap list, and they're more capable still.

What you have was top-of-the-lineback in the 1990's, but even a base model 
Mini or MacBook outdoes it today in all aspects, except the display on the 
Macbook, and would only require an external monitor for it to beat it there, 
too.

It's a useful system for a lot of stuff; you could easily run older versions of 
Premiere, Final Cut pro or iMovie on it, albeit slooowly, it's a capable 
photoshop machine, perfectly viable as web/email/word processing/etc etc stuff, 
would make a fine web server, database server or other such system. All the pro 
stuff people were doing with top-of-the-line Macsa decade ago.

But doing something CPU/RAM/Video intensive like pro or semi-pro video editing, 
you'll be better served moving up to the newer generation Intel Macs.

And WinXP in VPC?? I'd rather just beat my head in with a rock, compared to the 
advantages of simply using VM software like VirtualBox on an Intel Mac.

Tai Chi computing is not all it's cracked up to be...


Everything Bruce said.
If you are determined to use this computer, I would suggest not paying 
more than 1 or 2 hundred bucks for an old PPC version of Final Cut Pro 
since the next version is only going to be about 3 hundred dollars.


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Apple --AHT images?

[Charles Davis]

I find myself in need of an AHT image for a Dual 2Ghz G5 tower

Haven't been able to locate in Apple's Support area.

Anyone have any pointers?

Chuck Davis

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Re: Jump-Starting a "Dead" G5

[dc]

OK, well, I'll be the first... I stuck a jumper wire between pins 2 &
13 and the "dead" G5 fired right up. Time to search for an affordable
used front panel switch assembly.

On Jun 9, 11:42 am, dc  wrote:
> A G5 (DP 2 GHz) purchased from the LEM swap list a few weeks ago
> worked quite well for a while, the only issue was the front USB port
> didn't work. A few days ago it just stopped powering up. The front
> power button gets me nothing, no chime, no LEDs, nothing. The power
> supply still makes the usual single click when I unplug it/plug it in,
> so I'm hoping it's just the front panel that's gone bad. I found a
> pinout that shows front panel pin #2 as ground and pin #13 as power
> button, so I'm thinking that if I momentarily bridge pins 2 + 13 it
> should bypass the front switch and start up the G5. I'm wondering if
> anyone has ever tried this? I'm not sure I want to be the first.

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Re: Hello! and question from a relative newbie

[Bruce Johnson]

On Jun 13, 2011, at 10:30 AM, S T wrote:

> My questions are basically how can I get the most out of this system?

About the only upgrade left would be to get a SATA card and toss in larger, 
faster internal drives.

> I
> want to geet back into video production work like I ws doing with my Amiga
> suite of systems, but that had specialized hardware that isn't available for
> teh MAc.  Mainly, I don't think NewTek ever put out a Video Toaster card for
> the Mac.  it's a 4-bank video switcher on a single card.  But we'll get to
> that later.

Bluntly, if your goal is to 'get back into video production work' akin to what 
you used to do with Video Toaster, you need to leave the PPC behind. The 
upgrades you've done will get the most out of that system, but there's a reason 
Power Macs of that vintage are going for so little money these days. G5's are 
going for $250-$300 on the swap list, and they're more capable still. 

What you have was top-of-the-lineback in the 1990's, but even a base model 
Mini or MacBook outdoes it today in all aspects, except the display on the 
Macbook, and would only require an external monitor for it to beat it there, 
too.

It's a useful system for a lot of stuff; you could easily run older versions of 
Premiere, Final Cut pro or iMovie on it, albeit slooowly, it's a capable 
photoshop machine, perfectly viable as web/email/word processing/etc etc stuff, 
would make a fine web server, database server or other such system. All the pro 
stuff people were doing with top-of-the-line Macsa decade ago.

But doing something CPU/RAM/Video intensive like pro or semi-pro video editing, 
you'll be better served moving up to the newer generation Intel Macs. 

And WinXP in VPC?? I'd rather just beat my head in with a rock, compared to the 
advantages of simply using VM software like VirtualBox on an Intel Mac.

Tai Chi computing is not all it's cracked up to be...

-- 
Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group

Institutions do not have opinions, merely customs


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Re: Hosts file wildcard

[Bruce Johnson]

On Jun 13, 2011, at 10:08 AM, Charles Lenington wrote:

>> etc… ad nauseum.
>> 
>> Is there a wild card I can use to block all us.intellitext.com sites
>> instead of making a separate entry with each one I come across?
>> 
>> Tina
>> 
> 
> 
> 
> Try using "us.intellitxt.com" and uk.intellitxt.com (w/out quotes)
> 
> or
> 
> leave off the country (UK/US) intellitxt.com
> 
> That's what I do in Thunderbird.

Thunderbird != hosts file, and a wild card will not work. For suggestions on 
workarounds see:



This is not simple, as it involves running your own DNS server.

However a deeper question is why are you trying to manage this sort of thing at 
the hosts file level? I understand what you're accomplishing, but why are you 
getting directed to those sites so often?

-- 
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College of Pharmacy
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Hello! and question from a relative newbie

[S T]

Hi all :)  Thank you for accepting me into the mailing list!  I've been an
Apple devotee ever since Commodore went bankrupt in 1993, both using the
M68K chips and later the PPC chips.  The thing I like about PPC is it's
still Motorola at heart.  And until recntly I worked for Apple.

I juwst recently acquired a PowerMac G4 dual 1.25GHz MDD system with a stock
ATI Radeon 9000 graphics card, have maxed him out at 2GB and aded a 500GB
External drive for iTunes.  He's proudly running Leopard 10.5.8 and iWork
'09.   With a 20" Apple Cinema Display, I forgot to add.

I am also looking into getting eitehr an iBook or a PowerBook G4 later on.
I also have a 64GB iPad First Gen, along with (gasp!) Virtial PC 7 with
WinXP  (cant get away from it, really, if you're goig to be interfacing with
the outside world; I got it fro the future laptop).

My questions are basically how can I get the most out of this system?  I
want to geet back into video production work like I ws doing with my Amiga
suite of systems, but that had specialized hardware that isn't available for
teh MAc.  Mainly, I don't think NewTek ever put out a Video Toaster card for
the Mac.  it's a 4-bank video switcher on a single card.  But we'll get to
that later.

Any ideas would be most helpful :)

Thanks!
Stan--
Your proctologist called.  He said he found your head

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Re: Hosts file wildcard

[Charles Lenington]

On 6/13/11 12:28 AM, Tina K. wrote:

I have a lot of entries in my hosts file for intellitext.com, each one
having the name of a different website preceeding us.intellitext.com:

livescience.us.intellitxt.com
quizfarm.us.intellitxt.com
space.us.intellitxt.com
knowyourmobile.uk.intellitxt.com
handcellphone.us.intellitxt.com
modmymoto.us.intellitxt.com
modmymobile.us.intellitxt.com
denver.cbslocal.us.intellitxt.com
motherboardpoint.uk.intellitxt.com
experts-exchange.us.intellitxt.com
ehow.uk.intellitxt.com
softpedia.uk.intellitxt.com
uncoached.us.intellitxt.com
itreviews.uk.intellitxt.com
feedsweep.us.intellitxt.com
wikia.us.intellitxt.com
answers.us.intellitxt.com
ehow.us.intellitxt.com
macobserver.us.intellitxt.com

etc… ad nauseum.

Is there a wild card I can use to block all us.intellitext.com sites
instead of making a separate entry with each one I come across?

Tina





Try using "us.intellitxt.com" and uk.intellitxt.com (w/out quotes)

or

 leave off the country (UK/US) intellitxt.com

That's what I do in Thunderbird.

Chuck

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Re: You all have probably figured it out by now

[Dan]

At 6:49 AM -0700 6/13/2011, Dennis Swaney top posted on an already 
bottom posted thread:

[top posting moved]

On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 3:13 PM, Joshua Juran  wrote:
 >> Matt, I just marked it as spam.


 Bad idea, since the messages all contain posts that you wrote, and marking

 > them as spam will reduce the accuracy of your filter.  Just delete them.

No, it just marks it based on the sender of the returned email. The 
spam filter doesn't look at included message quotes, just the 
headers/subject of the marked email.


Well, really, it depends on they type of characterizations (fields, 
bayesians, etc) the spam filter uses on your particular mail 
service..  eg: I marked one of the bounces as spam in GMail, and it 
subsequently put about 1/4 of the legit posts to g3-5 into the spam 
box.


At 5:38 PM -0400 6/12/2011, Dan wrote:

1 got past Gmail, and was nailed by Eudora.
The next 801 are sittin my my Gmail spam mailbox!  Not sure that's 
100% bounces, but the n pages I scrolled thru were all them.


Yea, the 801 is all bounces.  I actually scrolled thru it all...  LOL

Here's the top page:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/610326/Fuse-spaz.jpg

- Dan.
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Upgraded MDD Overheats

[Gary Sucher]

Hi all,
About 6 months ago, I upgraded my G4 MDD single 1.25 GHz (running 10.5.8)
with a Sonnet DP 1.6 GHz card. I noticed some speed improvement, barely
enough to justify the price (about $175). But I noticed the fans were
working overtime like they've never done before. Loud. I installed
Temperature Monitor and the CPU temps were over 62 c. After a while and some
research I installed CHUD and placed it into NAP mode, which lowered the
temps drastically and silenced the fans. But it too often now froze when not
in use. I need to find a way to cool the computer so as not to use NAP. Has
anyone ever installed the copper heatsink from a 1.42 processor to the
Sonnet 1.6? Does it fit and does it lower temps? Any fan mods the people can
recommend? Anything else?

Thanks,
Gary

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Re: Hosts file wildcard

[slvrmoontiger]

Kris,

I assume as on a Windows computer *.us.intellitext.com should work.

Albert
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

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Date: Sun, 12 Jun 2011 23:28:37 
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Subject: Hosts file wildcard

I have a lot of entries in my hosts file for intellitext.com, each one 
having the name of a different website preceeding us.intellitext.com:

livescience.us.intellitxt.com
quizfarm.us.intellitxt.com
space.us.intellitxt.com
knowyourmobile.uk.intellitxt.com
handcellphone.us.intellitxt.com
modmymoto.us.intellitxt.com
modmymobile.us.intellitxt.com
denver.cbslocal.us.intellitxt.com
motherboardpoint.uk.intellitxt.com
experts-exchange.us.intellitxt.com
ehow.uk.intellitxt.com
softpedia.uk.intellitxt.com
uncoached.us.intellitxt.com
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feedsweep.us.intellitxt.com
wikia.us.intellitxt.com
answers.us.intellitxt.com
ehow.us.intellitxt.com
macobserver.us.intellitxt.com

etc… ad nauseum.

Is there a wild card I can use to block all us.intellitext.com sites 
instead of making a separate entry with each one I come across?

Tina

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