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> Enjoy that logo now as its time is limited.
> It's architecture-specific and will be removed as Fedora 14 will be
> ported to an additional architecture:
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analytical_engine
Though the following project is deprecated, it shouldn't take Google long to
produce a p
r ext3 (or what have you).
-David
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se, but I'm not
sure how to interpret the final phrase in that sentence. I *think* it
means you can't give away free internet to your neighbors via a public
WiFi hotspot connected to your cable modem, and similar setups.
-David
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e net to apply OS patches.
Once that's done I remove the router and give the machine a routable IP.
Thanks again.
-David
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On 4/28/2008 2:04 PM, Robert Maxwell wrote:
This situation is the result of the use of unauthorized routers and switches being used to allow labs to be placed on the network without the assistance (or billing) of NTS. Billing issues aside,
Is there an official campus policy on the use of "unaut
it,
and see if that works (gateway + switch + one client). Assuming
everything is OK at this point, you can plug the rest of the clients
into the switch, one at a time, making sure everything still works after
each client is added. This might help you isolate where the problem is.
-David
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On 2/8/2008 11:53 AM, John Demme wrote:
Actually- that wasn't too bad... What's the labtop about, though? I
would guess he's got the steps on it, but doesn't want to print them o ut?
Or checking his personals inbox:
http://www.craigslist.org/about/best/bos/533096562.html
On 1/30/2008 12:02 PM, Bernie Hackett wrote:
BTW, Safari doesn't just have Oreilly books anymore. They now have
That's true in general, but it looks like the campus's subscription only
includes O'Reilly. If you go to the Advanced Search page, the choices
for publisher are "All" and "O'Rei
The library's subscription to Safari Books Online is indeed a very cool
thing, and until a few days ago was a nice little secret. :-) Hundreds
of O'Reilly titles online and free.
Now that the word is out, I'm getting intermittent "Session Unavailable"
errors. "You are seeing this message due
e big essay
:)) and not so much related to Linux as an OS... But in short, I would
buy a CD... But I would still use a website like
http://www.riaaradar.com/ to choose which music I buy and stay away
from RIAA-backed stuff...
Thanks,
Mehmet.
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only want to stream music
to your PC (I use it with Ubuntu, for example). You can't use it to
transfer subscription-based tracks to your mobile device, though, as far
as I know.
-David
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CALCE CenterUniversity of Maryland
Paul Donohue wrote:
> BTW ... if you're just trying to use the Campus VPN service, vpnc is
> sufficient (packaged in Debian as 'vpnc') ... you don't have to install the
> official Cisco client.
>
> Put the following lines in /etc/vpnc/umd.conf (make sure your email client
> hasn't broken the sec
Rob Sherwood wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 01, 2007 at 11:11:25PM -0400, Kumar R. wrote:
>> Linux Box. Currently, exim is configured to use the Gmail server. Is it
>> possible to access a university server, like mail.umd edu, possibly with
>> authentication, to send mail?
>>
> ...
>
> I'm not aware of
Nicholas Bishop wrote:
> There are some GUI debuggers; most of them are actually just frontends
You might also want to take a look at Eclipse with CDT; the debugger
interfaces with gdb. I've used it with MinGW and Cygwin on Windows with
some success, but I haven't tried with Linux. It's still a
M Yilmaz wrote:
> There are points when all companies need recruiters.
On the seventeenth day of June 1952, which was a Tuesday, all but 116
companies needed a recruiter. That was the closest the world ever came
to such a point.
-David
Nick Cummings wrote:
> The drawings I'm talking about are just diagrams for a paper, not
> technical drawings.
>
I've been pretty happy with Inkscape. Like Illustrator, it may be
overkill, but I think it's easy enough to use for simple diagrams, too.
http://www.inkscape.org/
-David
David Zakar wrote:
> It has been my own personal experience that DAP FM tuners don't really
> work at all in the greater DC area - the spectrum is just too saturated.
>
My gf has a Creative Zen V Plus, and it gets pretty good FM reception
(even picks up WMUC!). It's a nice player, but I don't
Derek Juba wrote:
> Does anyone know how well Eclipse works for C++? Or does anyone know
> of a better IDE for C++?
I sometimes use CDT [1] for Eclipse. It has made great strides but is
still a work in progress. It's usable, though, if you want to give it a try.
-David
[1] http://www.eclipse.o
Rob Sherwood wrote:
> I've repaired many laptops without resorting to a soldering iron. If you know
> what part is fault (depends on problem, but it can be obvious), then it's
> pretty
> easy to find the part on ebay, order it, and just swap them without solder.
>
In this case it's a loose po
Dan Lenski wrote:
> I've ... soldered a power connector back to
> the motherboard,
It looks like I'm about to do this with a friend's Fujitsu LifeBook. I
have very detailed on-line directions, but do you have any additional
words of wisdom?
-David
Russ wrote:
> probably do better today. The motherboard is upgradeable to 8 meg RAM
Who would ever need that much memory?
(My first computer had 1K of RAM. We eventually had to buy a 16K
expansion pack.)
-David
Rob wrote:
> As a random point, I've been using vim for years like it was vi and
> been fairly happy. However, I've recently started using the visual
> highlighting (shift+v in command mode, up and down arrows to select, then
>
If you're too lazy to press the Shift key, just 'v' in command mod
http://tinyurl.com/fcyvl
(https://listserv.umd.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0502&L=UM-LINUX&D=0&I=-3&P=18625)
It has been about a year now. For 2005, VMware revenue was up 78% from
the previous year. [1]
-David
[1] http://sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/790070/000119312506010356/dex991.htm
David Zakar wrote:
a certain extent. Andy wasn't absolutely wrong or right - the assumption
his prediction rested upon ("RISC vs CISC") simply became untrue.
Tanenbaum predicted, in January 1992, that the x86 architecture was "not
going to be around all that long."
-David
Rob wrote:
statements that it makes me question his general sense. Just because
someone had the free time to sit down and write an OS, and was able to
follow it up with the goodness of their heart to release it for free,
doesn't make their words gospel.
I agree, but history seems to have fa
Rob wrote:
Good point: my primary lang is C , so it should work for that ;-)
- Rob
There is the CDT (C/C++ Development Tools) project [1] for Eclipse, but
I haven't used it extensively.
-David
[1] http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/
Is this our own "Brian C. Merrell"?
http://tinyurl.com/czo9e [1]
And, if so, did you compose your letter on a Linux box? (I figure I
should mention Linux at least once in awhile.)
-David
[1]
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/12/11/AR2005121100808_pf.html
[I believe there are EE students and graduates lurking among you, and
others with these skills. A friend asked if I knew anybody who fit the
bill. Feel free to pass this along.]
Seeking Help with Development of Experimental Apparatus and Analysis Systems
The hearing group in the Biology and Psyc
Rob wrote:
>I'm going to throw a party that telnet is dead... who's in?
>
>- Rob
>.
>
>
"telnet" . . . That's the same thing as Pine, right?
(sorry, too much Diamondback reading)
-David
Randolph Baden wrote:
>d our service working after about a week of down time,
>but it recently cut out, and Comcast is claiming that it's because
>they don't support Linux. If you ask me this sounds like complete
>
Sounds bogus. I have Comcast, run Linux, and haven't had any OS
specific problem
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