SUS went nicely for you, and one I'll give top consideration to.
-Fred
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the other island. Never would've
known otherwise.
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d.
If you don't really need the ACL features of MySQL, they can be disabled. If
your MythTV will never be seen from the outside (probably the case), then
there's no point in having ACL active!
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frankly, there were many annoying problems with OLE. Trying to do
anything *useful* with OLE beyond simple linking to Excel spreadsheets got
you into deep waters, fast. Hideously complicated, underspecified, and
chocked full of bugs galore.
-Fred
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blew me
away. Usually I have to fight the "is it plugged in" queries, but not this
time.
Having worked with DSLAMs and the like in the past, when fibre to the last
mile seemed like a pipe dream, we've come quite a long way. Phew!
-Fred
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In case you didn't know,
Google Earth is now availabe for Linux:
http://earth.google.com/download-earth.html
I tried running it on my FC5 system, but ran into problems with GLX. Perhaps
you'll have better luck.
-Fred
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producers really don't want
you to be able to migrate all that easily.
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as accomplished over the years. But the
problem will always be that it will be really HARD to make software really
EASY to use. And since software is written by us "geeks", we grow bored with
trying to make it all so easy for the *neophyte*. Of course, the thing to do
is have the *neophyte* design and write the software, but that would be like
asking a coronary patient to do his own bypass!!!
-Fred
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On Friday 27 October 2006 11:27, Ben Scott uttered thusly:
> On 10/27/06, Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Then you can use your browser and do
> > "http://yourdomain.com/server-status"; to see how active your server
> > really is.
>
> Or combine
or may not help you find your current problem, but it's a good thing
to have in your pocket anyway. Or you can install and set up Nagios, but
that could be overkill just for doing simple monitoring. Too much time to
muck about with the fancy tools when a simple command-l
This past Wenesday, there was a very interesting talk on VirtualIron at the
Boston Linux/Unix Group:
http://www.virtualiron.com/
And they do have a free download that will work on a single "socket"
system -- meaning, CPU socket, even if it is dual core. I am impressed with
their plans for the
her subnet on the same
wired/wireless network. Just save yourself the time. Your 2nd router,
assuming it wireless as well, you'd want to use WEP encryption to keep
anyone from just logging on to it.
Perhaps someone else have better ideas?
-Fred
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m years ago -- would've save me much time, money, and
aggravation.
-Fred
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ion what they charge for their IPs and
some other things, but I guess I can pay them a call.
But I do like being able to enter the facility myself to get at my servers.
So, if the price is right on the other stuff, I might be switching to them
in the near future. It's been quite annoyin
On Thursday 12 October 2006 20:48, [EMAIL PROTECTED] uttered
thusly:
>From: Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 16:23:05 -0400
>Nina's van somewhere where it couldn't be so quickly found, etc. Also,
> on the presumption that he cares fo
On Thursday 12 October 2006 08:43, Ben Scott uttered thusly:
> On 10/11/06, Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Oh boy, his kids were grabbed by the child-snatchers according to this
> > article, and I assume they are in foster-care. If you know anything
> > about the
:
http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/10/11/BAGQJLNA3U54.DTL
and a "help find Nina" site:
http://www.ninareiser.com/
-Fred
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dle this
too.
Now for the real nasty: The true perp knowing the circumstance, having any
brains, could probably make it look as though Hans did it. But now I am
truly going off into the realms of wild-ass speculation.
-Fred
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There are some command-line utilities capable of transcoding video files
under Linux.
Google "transcode" and "linux" to find them.
May be of help.
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On Wednesday 27 September 2006 09:36, Ben Scott uttered thusly:
> On 9/27/06, Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > MyISAM tables stinks when it comes to heavy updates, though
> > are wicked fast on the queries.
>
> There's a pretty direct cause-and-effect relation
oss then entire set. The normal gains one would get from caching
is simply out. Tuning for performance under these circumstances is a
challenge, to say the least. Though, I did get everything working nicely
until I introduced the FULLTEXT stuff. :-(
-Fred
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This is somewhat related in a roundabout fashion.
Yeah, right!
Anyway, I am having a dilly of a time tuning the FULLTEXT performance with
MySQL, because I have many FULLTEXT inserts going on at the same time with
FULLTEXT searches, and every INSERT locks the entire table, causing
everything el
On Monday 25 September 2006 15:15, Ben Scott uttered thusly:
> On 9/25/06, Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > While I find it laudable that someone has gone through the trouble of
> > creating an unambiguous language, we humans by nature are creatures of
> > ambiguity.
onversations with a handful of others about thinking revealed that they had
a hard time "thinking in pictures" and instead think more linguistically.
So, an open question I would put forward among us "geek" types is whether or
not we tend to think more visually than the normal
ts around them. The GUI
stuff just gets in the way and half the time simply does not work properly.
In fact, the command-line utilities works so well under Linux that on my
dual-boot systems I prefer to burn CDs under command-line Linux than GUI
Windows.
-Fred
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8" floppy drives died a long time ago, and I gave it up when I started
getting puzzled looks from the original manufacturer (I believe it was
Micropolis). This was back around 1985.
If you *still* have working 8" drives, my hat is off to ya.
I have lost much cool stuff, as I grew dis
significant differences and
improvements over the existing production Joomla that made me want to wait
for it.
Yes, I agree -- Joomla is wicked cool. It is extensible, and I am savoring
over the possibility of integrating it with my existing ECMS system.
-Fred
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s development was in many ways a
kind of "coming back home", where doing nearly everything from command-line
and compiling drivers and kernels are routine.
-Fred
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a window. Poetic Justice, I say.
I'm going to make my new workstation a monster of a machine. Quad CPUs, 16GB
ram, 3 displays with the latest graphics cards, and hideous amounts of hard
drive storage.
Soon...
-Freedom Fred
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e problem is in APC, PHP, some subtle interaction between
the two, or maybe involving Apache as well. And do I have the time to track
this down? Nope. I have access to all the source code for all these FOSS
tools and yet I simply don't have the time to ferret out such a subtle
systems-level bug.
FOSS is great, but man, when things goes wrong, OUCH!
-Fred
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t* of teaching and
mentoring and presentation of much over the latter half of my career. It was
the one singular thing that made me stand out over most of the other
software engineers -- without me even realizing it.
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* procmail scripts which too have to be altered to filter mail
into Maildir boxes instead of mboxes. But it does not see too hard to
convert them, especially since only the output line needs to be changed.
Maybe I'll plan for a complete cutover. Besides, having the email in
individual fil
ted by
mathematics. I say they're all wrong. :-) The real irony is that I wish I
were wrong, because their are far-reaching and deep implications -- all of
which scares the willies out of me -- if I'm right.
Of course, I could just be a wise-ass spewing forth total BS. But I'm
On Thursday 27 July 2006 17:29, Jeff Kinz uttered thusly:
> On Thu, Jul 27, 2006 at 05:16:06PM -0400, Dan Jenkins wrote:
> > Fred wrote:
> > >Thanks to both you and John. It is definitely using the mbox format.
> > > I'll have to switch it to using Maildir, but w
say it makes for a rather fetching
state of affairs!
...
> We live in interesting times. Hopefully not too interesting!
Very interesting, I'm afraid. And the supreme irony being that the very
country that aphorism is from may be the one to make it so.
Well, brushing up on my M
On Wednesday 26 July 2006 22:28, Dan Jenkins uttered thusly:
> Fred wrote:
> >Any suggestions? Am I missing something glaringly obvious? Or is there a
> > real issue with Thunderbird (and Seamonkey and Mozilla and
> > SquirrelMail)?
>
> As John Abreau said, make sure yo
something glaringly obvious? Or is there a real
issue with Thunderbird (and Seamonkey and Mozilla and SquirrelMail)?
Thanks in advance.
-Freedom (and very busy) Fred
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On Thursday 20 July 2006 13:33, Ben Scott uttered thusly:
> On 7/20/06, Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I am having 2 USB issues with FC5:
>
> Do you have anything USB which is working? Maybe it's not detecting
> the USB interface controller properly or somet
Subject: USB Issues with FC5
Date: Wednesday 19 July 2006 15:58
From: Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Undisclosed.Recipients": ;
Hello, all.
I am having 2 USB issues with FC5:
1) My Digital Camera (HP Photosmart M517) is set to "drive emulation", and I
used to be able to
On Tuesday 18 July 2006 17:18, Ben Scott uttered thusly:
> On 7/18/06, Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > This could mean only one thing, of course. AT&T WiFi must be
> > intercepting *all* name server requests, no matter where they are
> > destined, and spoofing t
el through to my servers and the Internet at
large. Yes, I can do this, but I have so many things on my plate right
now...
But security requires eternal vigilance, I know. I just never thought I'd
needed to secure my work from the WiFi providers themselv
re it won't even boot anymore.
I used to bother with explaining that Active X is the greatest evil since
Stalin, but most wouldn't know an Active X applet if it bit them in the ass,
let alone how to disable it in IE. So, I tell them not to bother. Just don't
use IE.
-Fre
ch are dead after the first hour or two of
use. But hey, I'm sure they'll find novel uses for dead PCs.
-Fred
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was a running joke that:
How would Commodore market Sushi?
Cold, Dead, Raw Fish.
May Commodore Rest In Peace. That is one big Cold, Dead, Raw Fish that
expended great effort to put itself in the grave. Much to the frustration of
us engineers.
-Fred
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Bad me, I know...]) The drivers
seem to be working, but can't seem to get the network to recognize the Wifi.
Using the latest RT2x00 from the CVS release. Arrgh. Any help would be
greatly appreciated.
-Fred
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On Thursday 11 May 2006 12:16, Neil Schelly uttered thusly:
> That's pretty expensive - have you looked at DynDNS.org? They've got a
> lot of good services along those lines and they are very good at what they
> do. -N
I actually know a guy who works there. G
need to kill. In defense of our families
and loved ones, for example. I am very much the pacifist -- in theory at
least. But I will not hesitate for one second to exact defensive violence to
curtail offensive violence to protect those I care for.
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nge ;)
Win4Lin works better than Wine. Alas, it's not FOSS. Not to mention a bit
slow, but you do get to run full-blown Windows on it. Paid $100 for it. But
it works. I do bemoan the lack of USB support in it, though. May be
addressed by now; don't know. Now when I need to do Win
ke I was back at home when I came to Linux. I can actually
compile the dang kernel after configuring it the way I want! Imagine that!
Ok, let me cut it out. It's good to reminisce about the "good ole' days"...
Now I feel so old.
-Fred
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uld be
too costly. I just live my life as I see fit. If I am not hurting anyone,
then I should be free to do.
Of course, there will be sharp disagreement here on this, but such as it is.
-Fred
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y
on that. While I hold that all should not be restricted from accessing the
Internet, I don't want to see that turn into a "we must give everyone
Internet Access at taypayers' expense" political ploy. If you are such a
lazy bum as to be too pathetic to drag yourself out of bed and down to the
Library, that does not count as a "restriction".
-Fred
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ng even
that activity from an ISP, but I don't see that much value in hiding it,
even though I should.
-Fred
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be fine. And
get a good *reputable* lawyer to have on retainer, not some fly-by-night op.
-Fred
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it is a node in its own
> > right.
> >
> > This scares the willies out of me because group nodes where it involves
> > humans typically become *less humane* than the individuals themselves.
>
> Fred, are you looking at chaos/complexity theory as it applies to
> huma
ndidate, post requirements so
lengthy and convoluted that no one BUT their desired H1B key person could
possibly fill the bill.
-Fred
Diogenes with his lamp, looking for an honest man...
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ime. I did it before with overwriting a
timezone file with the desired timezone, but I prefer a cleaner solution.
-Fred
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d assume you were a alien from outer
space and just shoot you.
:-)
-Fred
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of me because group nodes where it involves
humans typically become *less humane* than the individuals themselves.
> -- Ben "This statement is false" Scott
-Fred
Be afraid, be very afraid...
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On Sunday 05 February 2006 09:52, Jon maddog Hall wrote:
> Fred,
>
> Great rant to the list but you did not cc:
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> I hope that you do enlighten them also.
>
> md
Just fired off a copy to their marketing department (that'll get their
attent
The 'ServerAliveInterval' setting did the trick, and my hair stays on my
head!
Thanks, all.
-Fred
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ience. The Zend folks should stop smoking the weed,
and weed out the problems with the over-bloat of their $1000 product.
-Fred
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On Saturday 04 February 2006 14:36, Ben Scott wrote:
> On 2/4/06, Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I've got an annoying problem with the new Verizon Fios service.
>
> I'm shocked -- *SHOCKED* -- to hear of a problem on a Verizon feed. ;-)
Ha!
I'd though
Verizon wildly oversells their infrastructure.
Verizon tells me they will be getting away from their PPPoE and will be going
the normal DHCP/Dymanic setup that everyone else does. Perhaps that will
lick the problem. No indication they will be doing that for DSL customers,
though.
-Fred
onfigured their equipment to
do an idle timeout at the individual TCP/IP connection level, but failed to
tell their support staff about it. And yes, I did get a tech there I could
speak straight network jargon with without the annoying "it's not in my
(customer service) script" react
On Friday 03 February 2006 23:54, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Fred wrote:
> >Just a little thing like using *real* recycled paper, not
> >reused paper, with perhaps their logo printed on it as an
> >added touch, would not cost all that much more AND would
> >avoid snaf
oke at Commodore was this:
How would Commodore market Sushi?
"Cold, dead, raw fish."
Which just about describes Commodore right now...
-Fred
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s needed basis. Incredibly quickly.
>
> And when you were done with the manual, you just dropped it on the enemy
> to get rid of it.
Couldn't they just download the manual to a PDA? Not that I want to make the
military even more efficient at killing people, but...
-Fred
_
ures less likely to happen, but harder to diagnose when they
> do happen.
I've noticed that *some* IDE hard drives have a built-in secure-swipe
feature. You can see this if you dump the information with hdparm. Never
played with those options for very obvious reasons.
-Fred
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ly
"paperless". ;-)
And I'm sure all the crap they probably have to deal with with regards to the
unions probably doesn't help matters. I think even the employees in the IT
department at a publication establishment have to be unionized. Has a major
impact on what you can pay for ta
On Thursday 02 February 2006 10:33, Dan Jenkins wrote:
> Fred wrote:
> > In the Boston Globe case, there is an element of professionalism
> > amiss here. It seems to me pretty darn tacky to use test printouts
> > for wrapping paper. It shows no one cares a hoot about t
a job for - Stupidman, the man of steal!
Sorry, couldn't resist the "Boston Globe == Daily Planet" implications...
-Fred
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nix clocks run to an end in 2038. I would like to
think by then all timers will be 64-bit (or similar), but you'll never know
for sure.
And interesting site on the problem:
http://www.deepsky.com/~merovech/2038.html
-Fred
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On Monday 30 January 2006 22:31, Ben Scott wrote:
> On 1/30/06, Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/4655196.stm
>
> Military seeks to control information and communications, and
> practices psycological warfare.
>
> In oth
*can't* invade our privacy willy-nilly whenever they like.
Perhaps they'll take pause before the next blatant attempt at violating us
all.
-Fred
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On Wednesday 25 January 2006 14:14, Michael ODonnell wrote:
> GPS-on-a-chip (not counting antennae, I assume)
>
> http://www.rakon.com/
> http://www.rakon.com/whatsnew/display?article_id=-80&template=news
>From what I understand, today's GPS chips *are* the
act through the
blue-tooth interface, my life would be complete!
(hint -- any pointers would be helpful. I am running FC4. I would've worked
it out by now except I don't have much time these days.)
-Fred
-
annoyed by such actions, including people on
> this list. Sadly, those are so few that they are often considered
> "justifiable collateral damage".
I've run into that problem in the past. Forget emailing to anyone on AOL
from your own "private" MX.
-Fred
_
; Mambo is a good framework for a content management based site.
I've written my own framework and template system for PHP, but have not
released it to Open Source yet. Indeed, I may never, though I may consider
dong so in the future. It has a lot of nice features that make
, it doesn't even need to be said.
-Fred
On Monday 30 January 2006 12:59, Michael ODonnell wrote:
> I am genuinely worried about how monstrous Google is
> becoming, but this defense of Google in light of recent
> events seemed
On Wednesday 25 January 2006 21:18, Paul Lussier wrote:
> Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I use emacs extensively, and get annoyed with the backup files too. So I
> > wrote a bash script I run peroidically to copy *all* the backup files in
> > the directory tree to
disallow all the other bots since they do put quite a load on my servers.
I've gotten comments from some others that watching the logs in realtime is
very "Matrix-like", though I have yet to see the blonds, brunettes, and
red-heads in them! ;-)
-Fred
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say the terrorists must be laughing their
fool heads off at us.
As far as the software is concerned, there are always legions of unsavory
contractors willing to pull the wool over the paranoid eyes of our elected
officials. As long as it has cool graphics, 3-letter acronyms, and smokes
ave
various strengths and weaknesses in many different areas. Intelligence is
more like a vector in a high-dimensioned space than a singular scalar
number. As a hole, it makes for an interesting mix of possibilities with
our fellow humans; an endless stream of variety.
But even with that, t
ight to me. There are some things I've
tried in X, but worked differently or not at all. And since I run GNU in
command-line shells *very* often, I don't see the point in using X.
-Fred
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ics are.
Besides, I don't know how one *becomes* a "minority" or "woman" if one is not
already. I suppose one can take the shoe polish or gender change approach!
If you want the government contract that badly, GO FOR IT!
-Fred
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On Wednesday 25 January 2006 10:36, Bill Freeman wrote:
> Zhao Peng writes:
> > I have a simple question about evim (Easy Vim).
> >
> > Whenever I use evim to edit a file, say "abc.txt", a same-name file
> > plus "~" is always created. In this case, it will be "abc.txt~". It's a
> > bit annoyi
On Tuesday 24 January 2006 09:55, Bill Freeman wrote:
> Fred writes:
> > And while we are on the subject -- some PDA "smart phones" come
> > equipped with their own GPS chip, but it seems this is never made
> > use of by mapping software, forcing one to buy a sepa
cts machines
would be much more secure, but would be costly to do, especially since many
of them don't even have a clue as to what a VPN is.
> As an aside: Phrases like "100% secure" are inherently bogus. As
> Schneier says, security is process. It is not a scalar quantity.
Agree
On Tuesday 24 January 2006 09:23, Ben Scott wrote:
> On 1/24/06, Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Just got set up with Fios ...
>
> First, thank you for posting that. The technical details were very
> interesting, and the commentary on what Verizon said, and th
ng off or restricting access to it?
Yes, I would prefer not to have to drop another $500 or so for a separate GPS
device and the associated software. Besides, kinda bulky to have to carry
all that mess around everywhere, and defeats my push to have *one* device do
everything.
Still loving my Treo 6
extensive user permission control. I am intending
to use this to eliminate my clients' need to use Dreamweaver or Front Page
to manage their websites.
Check it out -- maybe it will fit your needs. If not, it's worth knowing
about. Pretty straightforward to set up, and should wo
Linux geeks out here that can
help them should they run into any problems. Obviously you want to use
better language than "geeks" with this crowd. Seth will be driving this
aspect and will do a good job.
Enjoy.
-Fred
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Where 10% of his profits goes to Liberty and Freedom related causes in NH.
He is also helping out me some others and I on a legal research project.
-Fred
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Crumcast had better watch out as they could be on their way out if Verizon
keeps doing the right thing.
I also note that the techs that installed the service must not have been
unionized, since they were actually *good* at what they did and was willing
to go "the extra mile&quo
er years of
clutter around here somewhere if anyone is so masochistic to find out.
However, I'm not so sure I am so masochistic to did them up from the years
of clutter and dust.
They'd make good frisbees anyway for the kids. Or coasters
any higher priority
items on my list -- ironically, being tracked by the PDA itself!
-Fred
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e kinda doomed with the Mainstream stuff
anyway, but at least you didn't get fired. ;-)
Oh, I recall the NT-beta days with glee. If you managed to get by 5 minutes
before you saw the dreaded "blue-screen-of-death", it was a miracle. By all
rights it
g online. You'd think my dropping a few thousand bucks in
their store would be important to them, but I guess not. Oh well.
-Fred
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ly, but just don't have the time right now. I hate having to sync
with Windoze -- never works quite right.
-Fred
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le, is a living
system? Um, yep.
And you should pray that this big morass we hackers and software "engineers"
created does not ever become self-aware! ;-)
-Fred
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