I checked my self hosted WordPress blog and it was fine, is WordPress
really the reason?
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Nice
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And how does one know when buying a house if electrical work was done after
2005?
I'd say it is rather hard to enforce, unless of course you are wiring an
extension and it is obviously new wiring.
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We do, but I think it still needs some ink spills cleaned internally
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On 3 Jul 2014 18:56, Peter Collins hampshire
:)
many more fields of issues in the world that need more time and
attention brought to them!
+1
So I completely failed to start a vicious flame war :(
One of the things I like best about our list is the paucity of flaming.
(Does this count as top or bottom posting?)
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In my line of work everyone should know at least vi, as it is the only
editor on Unix and z/OS you can expect to find.
I've never had time to learn emacs...
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rather see secure email solved rather than top/bottom posting
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If I didn't want a footer then bottom posting would be easier in Gmail
(reply in line and it still sticks it at the top)
Maybe I should ditch a footer, but I've grown used to having one for the
last 20 years
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Gmail on mobile actively makes it more difficult to bottom post
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Gmail on mobile actively makes it more difficult to bottom post
Gmail’s interfaces are all geared up for top-posting both on mobile and
desktop browsers
One of them should be the official one
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Fwiw I use an Intel atom ion board with xbmc and the xbmc remote app on my
phone to control it
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A compilation of something big would stress it. Anything 3d rendering will
stress the gpu more though.
No idea of specific workload tools though
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I would always replace the thermal paste in a case like this. Worth paying
the premium for a good one, still not expensive though
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The Open Rights Group is starting a chapter for Hampshire if anyone is
interested
*http://www.meetup.com/ORG-Hampshire/events/173967952/
http://www.meetup.com/ORG-Hampshire/events/173967952/*
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I have the same issue in the same drive. I replaced mine.
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Depends who is choosing, mine is still perl though node.js is interesting
me recently.
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On 21 Oct 2013 15:38, James
the mirror
without any down time, but I've deleted stuff I didn't want to many times.
...
I have just bought a new drive as mine is giving me SMART errors and is one
month out of warranty. I don't trust hard drives as it seems most of mine
die sooner or later.
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[2] http://blog.somakeit.org.uk/2013/09/10/crowdfunding/
[3] https://www.crowdtilt.com/campaigns/fundraiser-for-so-make-it
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I assume akismet is not an option?
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I can't recall details from memory, but there is something like
/server-status which can be enabled. It can tell you a but about how busy
apache is. Worth looking at as it should tell you about thread and memory
usage.
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http://fr.asus.com/websites/global/aboutasus/OS/Linux.pdf
Suggests it works
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I love the layout manager and that it remembers layout after disconnecting
and reconnecting!
I have a shell script for starting a load of windows and commands easily,
it actually runs at boot to start some things I want to run and be able to
check stdout of
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For me it is the fact I can split the view into a grid and tmux remembers
after disconnecting, screen doesn't...
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I've had no problems with a sata to ide adapter on my box.
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On 7 Apr 2013 12:17, Rob Malpass li
I have a 4 port powerline ethernet adapter here. The other end died so
it is no use to me.
Yours for the cost of postage (or collection from Eastleigh or the next meetup)
See photos at http://ubuntuone.com/album/0HFtl27BW0KekkoRXnG3JR
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I'm always up for a debate :-)
That said, I am also happy to be the host for the debate if nobody else
wants to.
We should have several microphones in the auditorium if that would suit the
event, otherwise there are more informal rooms available.
Also worth looking at atop which is good for disk activity.
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On 3 Feb 2013 20:34, Benjie Gillam ben
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Here's an idea...
Since
I wondered about btrfs too, but I'm not sure it is really ready...
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Small support task (probably about 1 day, maybe 2
technically not at that
level. It would put me off attending further meetings. A beginners setting
up a Linux server workshop would be very
Popular with myself and a lot of other
People out there. Just some thoughts
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I use ubuntu one, I sync to my Android devices using folder sync.
I looked at sparkle share as an OSS implementation, but it was a long way
off at the time.
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://readinghackspace.org.uk/wiki/Main_Page
[3] http://sh-hackspace.org.uk/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
[4] http://sh-hackspace.org.uk/wiki/index.php/RepRap
http://southackton.org.uk also has several reprap builders depending on
where you are located.
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: 2x high speed IDE ribbon cable
Free: IDE ribbon cable
Free: Floppy ribbon cable
Free: Vga cable
Free: Hard drives:
60G Seagate barracuda
120G ED Caviar
250G WD Caviar
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I am also sorely disappointed I couldn't make it. The topic sounded
excellent!
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Southackton has discussed many similar ideas, not necessarily a dojo. Any
event like this would be good to make sure both are aware of.
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Really gutted i can't make either due to a wedding. The topic looks
incredibly exciting!
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Ymmv.
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On 10 Nov 2012 14:21, Dr A. J. Trickett adam.trick
You might want to clarify usb or ps2, dvi or vga.
Not that I have a use for an 8 port kvm myself.
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, tablet or pc) and have the playback happen on my linux
pc which is connected to my tv and hifi?
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Any dlna experience on linux? I wondered about their relationship, sadly my
tv isn't networked.
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Interesting, and but my tv doesn't do dlna so would want a dlna client? app
to actually render for me.
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in IBM whom I could persuade to come and give a talk. Perhaps
someone like Dale Lane talking about IBM's Watson (the
Jeopardy-beating machine)
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as a backup strategy, but a new disk every few years is looking very
expensive compared to glacier...
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actual diffs probably arent that worthwhile so long as I can get it all
back again in the end.
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I actually have a saitek cyborg joystick I was going to put on eBay if
anyone wants it.
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In case you haven't seen it, the latest Humble Bundle is out, and features
games for linux and android (and other OSs). It is worth noting that Linux
users are the most generous when it comes to choosing how much to pay.
See http://www.humblebundle.com/ for more
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How or why does this problem occur? I can't think of an explanation.
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EPIC for eclipse can do the perl debugger, however I have never done much
with it.
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I love my Asus at3ion deluxe mini itx board. Fanless, though I have a big
silent fan for the disks.
Only problem is not spending a fortune finding the right case :p
Probably better options now though.
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afraid.org is good because you can use your own domains for free with them.
Few others do.
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Afraid.org do really good free service (it is donation based)
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I have a copy at my parent's house as well, so have 2 copies
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on my 6 core desktop, currently I think the disk I/O is my
limit to go faster.
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I currently backup my entire desktop to a sever sitting downstairs.
I work on (mostly photos) locally on the desktop and then back them up
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Quick test should tell you.
Set up nfsd on the server, and access your pictures/files over the nfs
share.
If they are fast enough
I just use cp with hardlinks to make a copy every month. Similar to
rsnapshot in many ways.
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I didn't think you had direct access to sectors. I thought the controller
rotated data to spread writes across the the storage.
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I have never had a PSU fail, but mine are all branded and not on the cheap
end.
Disks die often, motherboards occasionally but mostly fatally and are
normally pretty obvious.
Loose cables are a common enough problem.
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Could you be any more blunt about this?
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I have an oldish Samsung bw laser, but it was trivial to make work in linux.
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I agree with Bob. This generally isn't possible with normal pc hardware.
Also, unloading a module doesn't necessarily stop the hardware using power.
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Hdparm can set it on the drive with a timeout iirc
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I have a slot loading ide DVD rom drive I was going to bin. Interested?
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Xmlstarlet offers several tools but I don't think diff. I suspect you could
get it to format the XML better for diff to use though.
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Even the PowerPC ones apparently run Debian quite nicely.
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amount of space. I wrote a blog post on how to do it
http://www.strangeparty.com/2011/06/23/cyanogenmod-on-htc/
I do reccomend rooting (it is even easier before you have data to back up)
it as you really run out of space quickly otherwise.
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I believe there's a very active KDE3 backports (or is it forward? )
community.
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Has anyone tried btrfs? The ability to stripe and mirror data across disks
of varying sizes really appeals.
I understand it is not production ready, but sounds really promising.
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Try reading about video drivers now. I think the ATI card in the T60s is the
unloved one that had no good opensource driver and ATI dropped support for
them in the RadeonHD drivers.
They do work, but you might have to fiddle a bit. Try thinkwiki.org
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I have a slot loading IDE DVD drive, free to the first person to reply to me
(off-list please)
Preferably collect from Eastleigh.
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A good write up of the issue and possible solutions, from a friend of mine
in Google if anyone is interested:
http://www.imperialviolet.org/2011/09/23/chromeandbeast.html
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Does the graphics card offer anything to help? I know NVidia cards have a
nvidia util which lets you adjust this sort of thing, but I have no idea
about other cards.
The option you are looking for is keystone iirc, maybe a search on that
will help?
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The option you are looking for is keystone iirc
I think Bob's after a bit more than keystone correction; mapping onto a
2-D curved surface isn't yer run-of-the-mill operation...
Quite possibly, though from memory the nvidia driver did allow rather
arbitary adjustments with some grid
not the base models
(and many may have been widescreen)
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I think you raise a good point. Most stolen devices will be wiped so they
appear good to sell. These tools wont help much there...
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One of the draws of android, for me, was that I wouldn't need to connect it
to a computer. I prefer it syncing to some form of cloud,(or multiple other
online systems)
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just ad much
as I am allowing google to store my email and calendar.
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I quite like tmux as an alternative to screen, it has better layout control
than screen.
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I find spare disks the cheapest option. I have them in an old PC at my
parents house and on the net. Rsync does weekly backup updates.
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I have been loving BT infinity, but might replace my router ad the older
home hub is basic.
Can't comment on much else, have not used BTFon really.
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I feel like a n00b for not knowing this, but does anyone know if/how I can
script a screen session to launch multiple apps? Ideally laying each out in
its own window in the same screen session.
Anton
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From: Paul Sutton zl...@zleap.net
Date: 15 Mar 2011 12:42
Subject: [ubuntu-uk] LaTeX Training course
To: l...@dcglug.org.uk, British Ubuntu Talk ubuntu...@lists.ubuntu.com,
dfey general discussion dfey-general-disc...@nongnu.org
Hi
I have pasted in the
/the_remote_root_hole_in_exim4_is_painful.html
Debian security advisory: http://www.debian.org/security/2010/dsa-2131
Ubuntu security advisory: http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-1032-1
It looks like a pretty serious exploit, so if you run Exim, do upgrade ASAP.
Anton
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the
contents of the file, even if the file has an extension that might
suggest something else
Anton
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Has OpenID been suggested for the Wiki? I'm not familiar with moin moin but
am happy to help try implement it.
Anton
On 18 Sep 2010 15:32, Tony Whitmore t...@tonywhitmore.co.uk wrote:
Hants LUG Chairman wrote:
Hi,
I hope everyone has had a good summer! I have a few important things to
say.
I think OpenID is a good compromise for registering (and doesn't require a
new password)
Thoughts?
Anton
On 18 Sep 2010 18:31, Dr A. J. Trickett adam.trick...@iredale.net wrote:
On Saturday 18 Sep 2010, Anton Piatek wrote:
Has OpenID been suggested for the Wiki? I'm not familiar with moin
On 18 September 2010 18:59, Andy Random andy.ran...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sat, 18 Sep 2010, Anton Piatek wrote:
I think OpenID is a good compromise for registering (and doesn't require a
new password)
Thoughts?
If MoinMoin can easily be configured to use OpenID that sounds like a good
option
(most of
Guttenberg by the look of it) in ePub format
Anton
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No trees were
Thanks to all that came today, and a special thanks to all those that
presented. If I could ask those who presenter to add a link to their
slides on the wiki page as several people who couldn't make it have
already asked about the talks
http://www.hantslug.org.uk/wiki/11September2010
Anton Piatek
Matt picked it up. What is the easiest way to get it to you?
Anton
On 11 Sep 2010 21:08, Victor Churchill victorchurch...@gmail.com wrote:
I left my laptop power supply plugged in to the floor outlet of the room
we
were in at Hursley ;-(
It was in the corner to the immediate left as you go in
mouse around or scrolling
unexpectedly)
Anton
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No trees were destroyed
laptops and linux?
Lenovo thinkpads usually work well with Linux hence a Linux Thinkpad list.
linux-think...@matrix.de
Ubunutu runs great on my W500. Have you looked at http://thinkwiki.org ?
Anton
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