One night I drove back from Sydney to find all of the windows smashed in my
car. As I was inspecting the damage, I heard the little so and so's smashine
the train station, so I chased them and finally caught one of them.
It cost me $650 for the insurance excess, because the police didn't have
On Fri, 14 Jul 2000, you wrote:
Cool story, just wondering, aren't you ever concerned that under certain
situations such
kids will be so terrified they might choose to defend themselves in very
violent and lethal
ways ? (think knives)
Regards, Matt
The copper who handled the whole thing
Erich Schulz wrote:
Unfortunately, theft was very common at UTS
Now you tell us! ;)
Chuck and I had stuff stolen out of his car (broken window and all) after we
did the Docbook talk. Funnily enough, they didn't take the OpenBSD box.
- Jeff
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My record was 6 breakins in 6 weeks. All bar one at home, between the
hours of 12:45am and 2:50am Fridays - where they (he) smashed the rear
quarterglass, opened the back door, removed *ALL* of the light bulbs and
then proceeded to go through the car.
Aim the
Ok yes I'm lame, that was not meant to pollute the list. My
appologies. All flames heartily accepted.
Alexander.
At 22:15 12/07/2000 +1100, Alexander Else wrote:
heya,
i'll send you the same thing i send david sainty, since i'm not really
interested in pursuing this on the list (it's just
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. Prints up a list of all installed packages
Mmm, absolutely.
2. Checks relevant distro website for updates
Always useful.
3. Allows you to click on a check-box to grab updates and install
automagically, or grap 'n' save.
That would be so cool!
4. Can
Simon Bryan wrote:
Another 2 cents (plus GST) worth from a long term newbie..
My job involves managing a school network, our primary aim is to be able to
provide the services that the users want (teachers and students) note they
are NOT 'lusers', they are the reason I have a job (and
