Call me crazy, call me geeky... I kind of wish I could see Gene
Roddenberry's idea of society come to fruition. No more bounderies of
money barter. Instead, a society that provides for one another, and
people have jobs that they like, and benefit the rest of society. A
place where everyone has
While trekkies certain hold a lot of ground in our
society, I really wish there would be more movies
about Arthur C. Clarke. They are already working on
Rama, but where are 2061 and 3001? You talk about a
utopian society, pick up 3001 sometime and see just
how crazy and far humanity could go as
Craig White wrote:
On Sun, 2007-12-30 at 22:42 -0700, Joshua Zeidner wrote:
On 12/30/07, Kevin Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cannot ignore the need for some level of province. Without fences,
there are no crops.
Really? Most of the farms I know of don't have fences. They seem to pull
in
Tony E - Jaraeth wrote:
Call me crazy, call me geeky... I kind of wish I could see Gene
Roddenberry's idea of society come to fruition. No more bounderies of
money barter. Instead, a society that provides for one another, and
people have jobs that they like, and benefit the rest of society.
It is great listening to this list. We get to hear speculation, tangents,
semantics, and the occasional injection of fiction stated as fact. It must
be a holiday and nothing is going on.
Happy New Year!
Gilbert
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Gilbert T. Gutierrez, Jr. wrote:
It is great listening to this list. We get to hear speculation, tangents,
semantics, and the occasional injection of fiction stated as fact. It must
be a holiday and nothing is going on.
Happy New Year!
Gilbert
I'm trying to decide if you are joking,
On Mon, 2007-12-31 at 10:48 -0700, Gilbert T. Gutierrez, Jr. wrote:
I am just bored. Stiring the pot. ;-)
feel free to jump in...inanity can be participatory.
rock on
Craig
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Alan,
I usually just lurk on this list. The passion that some members on the list
use when discussing topics can be very high. My sense of humor can be
offensive but I hope it adds levity to the list. I added the Happy New
Year to take some of the seriousness away so that members would see
On 12/30/07, Craig White [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 2007-12-30 at 23:31 -0700, Joshua Zeidner wrote:
On 12/30/07, Craig White [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 2007-12-30 at 22:42 -0700, Joshua Zeidner wrote:
On 12/30/07, Kevin Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cannot ignore the
I read about 6 posts and when I came up for air there was 20 more!
Vaughn Treude [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Tony E - Jaraeth wrote:
Call me crazy, call me geeky... I kind of wish I could see Gene
Roddenberry's idea of society come to fruition. No more bounderies of
money barter. Instead, a
On 12/31/07, Vaughn Treude [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't resist joining the fray!
On the one hand, I've personally never produced anything of value that
wasn't intellectual property. On the other hand, a society that
actually tried to _enforce_ the copyright laws as they stand would be
Oh, no! Don't open that bucket-o-worms! ;^)
Gilbert T. Gutierrez, Jr. wrote:
We can always talk about the proper way to reply to a post. Top or Bottom?
Gilbert
feel free to jump in...inanity can be participatory.
rock on
Craig
We can always talk about the proper way to reply to a
Canada is partly there with the government
provided health care.
LOL thats why their doctors and health care pros in droves come to
the usa with work visas to make more money ... leaving very
unreasonable waiting periods for consumers because of lack of services
available
On Mon, Dec 31, 2007 at 12:45:59PM -0700, Gilbert T. Gutierrez, Jr. wrote:
We can always talk about the proper way to reply to a post. Top or Bottom?
Gilbert
feel free to jump in...inanity can be participatory.
rock on
Craig
We can always talk about the proper way to reply to
Joshua Zeidner wrote:
On 12/31/07, Vaughn Treude [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't resist joining the fray!
On the one hand, I've personally never produced anything of value that
wasn't intellectual property. On the other hand, a society that
actually tried to _enforce_ the copyright laws
.
On Mon, 31 Dec 2007 12:30:01 -0700, Alan Dayley wrote
I want to parse or convert to text the Firefox history.dat file. There
is apparently a Windows application called Dork that does it. But
I'm not on Windows. :^)
All I want to do is extract a list of the URLs. I'm wading through
On Dec 31, 2007 1:28 PM, Vaughn Treude [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joshua Zeidner wrote:
On 12/31/07, Vaughn Treude [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't resist joining the fray!
On the one hand, I've personally never produced anything of value that
wasn't intellectual property. On the
also be careful not to inflame Alan's Godwinian sensibilities.
hint: don't mention Hitler.
happy Gregorian New Year.
-jmz
On Dec 31, 2007 1:03 PM, Alan Dayley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh, no! Don't open that bucket-o-worms! ;^)
Gilbert T. Gutierrez, Jr. wrote:
We can always talk
On Mon, 2007-12-31 at 12:45 -0700, Gilbert T. Gutierrez, Jr. wrote:
We can always talk about the proper way to reply to a post. Top or Bottom?
Gilbert
feel free to jump in...inanity can be participatory.
rock on
Craig
We can always talk about the proper way to reply to a post.
Alan Dayley wrote:
I want to parse or convert to text the Firefox history.dat file. There
is apparently a Windows application called Dork that does it. But I'm
not on Windows. :^)
All I want to do is extract a list of the URLs. I'm wading through
Google search results but it is probably
On Dec 31, 2007 2:45 PM, Gilbert T. Gutierrez, Jr.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We can always talk about the proper way to reply to a post. Top
Inline.
or Bottom?
Gilbert
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To
Eric Shubes wrote:
Nice little exercise. I'm sure there are a myriad of ways to do this.
This is what I came up with (from directory containing history.dat):
$ tr -d '\\\n' history.dat | tr ')' '\n' | grep =http:// | cut -d = -f 2-
history.urls
It basically does this:
1) strips out all
I have hard drives setup for linux...in either ext2 or
ext3 format.
I was trying to 'wipe one' via installing w98 and get
'operating system not found' as soon as it accesses
the cdrom...at least right after the bios boots. Works
fb with linux live cd's or when no cd and boots into
linux distro.
eculbert wrote:
I have hard drives setup for linux...in either ext2 or
ext3 format.
I was trying to 'wipe one' via installing w98 and get
'operating system not found' as soon as it accesses
the cdrom...at least right after the bios boots. Works
fb with linux live cd's or when no cd and
if anyone is lookig for more legitimate reference on the economics
of information goods as discussed in the thread: It's now illegal to
turn on your computer started by Craig White;
http://www.utdallas.edu/~liebowit/knowledge_goods/rl6311.html
from Stan Liebowitz at UT Dallas.
-jmz
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eculbert wrote:
I have hard drives setup for linux...in either
ext2 or
ext3 format.
I was trying to 'wipe one' via installing w98 and
get
'operating system not found' as soon as it
accesses
the cdrom...at least right after the bios
No, that won't work, the CDROM drivers are on the boot disk. Win98 was not
designed to be bootable from the cd, although I do have a few that were made
bootable. You can down load the disk contents online, just google it. Also
windows will 'NOT' format over ext2 or ext3. You must use either a
keith smith wrote:
Can you imagine what the law would look like and how hard it would be if
we had stuff like -
Burglary is stealing stuff from a yard after 10pm and before 6am or from
a residential structure while it is occupied.
If the residential structure is not occupied and it is
I read about similar problems with the stability of Cinelerra in the
KDEnlive article I mentionedSorry to hear they haven't worked them
out yet. I don't know what the process is for importing in KDEnlive,
but for Kino you simply open the files...since they are not DV format,
it will ask if you
From: eculbert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Michael Sammartano [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Win98 was not designed to be bootable
from the cd, although I do have a few that were made
bootable. Also windows will 'NOT' format over ext2
The only 'Doze98 CD (first edition) I ever had was bootable.
So it's
Hey folks...
What is the name of the stripped down Linux OS that you can boot from a
cd or USB thumb drive and use as a diskless firewall box?
Thanks for your help!
Lynn
More new features than ever. Check out
Hans,
Thanks for the reply... sorry I forgot to put a subject in the
e-mail These aren't the OS's I'm looking for... I recall a few
years ago hearing about a linux installation and kernel that was
specifically designed to be a firewall... I have searched google and
havn't come up with
Hans,
Thanks for the reply... sorry I forgot to put a subject in the
e-mail These aren't the OS's I'm looking for... I recall a few
years ago hearing about a linux installation and kernel that was
specifically designed to be a firewall... I have searched google and
havn't come up with
There are several that I have heard of. The Linux Router
Projecthttp://pigtail.net/LRP/index.htmlis small and can be run from
a floppy, flash drive, or external Hard drive.
I have heard of Smoothwall http://www.smoothwall.org/get/ being run from a
Flash Drive, and this
Hey,
Thanks for your e-mail I'll ck those out
Best Regards,
Lynn P. Tilby
Ph: 480 632-8635
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Craig,
Thanks for the info...
Best Regards,
Lynn P. Tilby
Ph: 480 632-8635
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