On 17/12/09 15:12, Alex Schuster wrote:
Well, OK, not quite: a single bit whose
precise location is known can in fact be correctly reconstructed with
56 per cent probability (in one of the quoted examples)
So a thing with a 50:50 change of being in a given state, can be
identified, a
walt wrote:
Most people don't have any need for more than one application to use
the sound card at the same time.
As others have pointed out, that depends on your definition of need.
Most people don't worry about realtime mixing, but they still want
multiple sounds to be able to happen at once
KH wrote:
Dale schrieb:
[snip]
You run locate every hour? You must really add files a lot. :-o
Dale
:-) :-)
I am adding a lot of my old cds from the garage. Old backups and
stuff. :-)
kh
Do you search every hour though? If not, why not just have the locate at
it's default, and
Hi,
I have a server that appears unable to rsync for emerge --sync.
When I try I get:
Starting rsync with rsync://204.74.99.100/gentoo-portage...
Checking server timestamp ...
rsync: failed to connect to 204.74.99.100: No route to host (113)
rsync error: error in socket IO (code 10)
Willie Wong wrote:
Is the rsync server you are connecting to actually running an rsync
daemon? Should be port 873.
Hum, on second thought, host 204.74.99.100 resolves to
crs.ultradns.net which is a redirection service from UltraDNS. This
really suggests that the server you are trying to
Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
On 08/03/2009 03:11 PM, Walter Dnes wrote:
Actually, I put -j1 into my make.conf after being bitten by -j2 a few
times. It doesn't slow down the emerge that much, and doesn't slow down
the compiled program at all. And the big thing is that it has probably
saved
Grant schrieb:
Aren't CF cards much slower than SSD drives and HD drives?
How about using SD cards, like Dell/HP do in VMWare ESXi servers?
I'm just in th middle of speccig a server that will have zero local
storage, except the SD card that holds ESXi, all storage needs are
handled by
Neil Bothwick wrote:
That's still two commands :) You can do it in one with
emerge -uavDN @world xfce4
Only if your portage supports @world, not sure if mine does yet :)
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Neil Bothwick wrote:
uninstalled packages. Copy the world file from the other machine
somewhere other than /var/lib/portage and run
emerge -n $(cat /path/to/otherworld)
Only one, portage will barf when you have a world file containing
I've never seen that, and yes, I've been known to
Grant wrote:
I'm getting ready for a remote Gentoo install. I'd like to avoid any
sort of CD/USB/floppy usage. I can select a variety of different
distros to be preinstalled on the system. Can I end up with the same
Gentoo system installing from another distro as I can from a LiveCD?
I've
Alejandro wrote:
On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 5:32 AM, Davedave.meh...@gmail.com
mailto:dave.meh...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I'm looking for a guide for iptables specifically for
gentoo 2.6.
I was also wondering if anyone was using apf Advanced
brullo nulla wrote:
Hi,
Since when I live in UK, I have troubles with my SMTP servers. It
seems that everyone has the nice habit of changing my header/sender.
At least:
- The Virginmedia one changes the sender with its own mail address
- The Gmail one does the same.
Since I have several
brullo nulla wrote:
I don't think this is a solution. I am using a laptop, and how can I
reach my postfix server (assuming that I have another machine to use
as it, which I don't have) from everywhere?
Ahh, that bit's easy, a firewall rule and SASL, or Squirrelmail, or run
postfix locally
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