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Send your license back!
It's a big scam anyway, that most people do not realize:
Do you really need a Driver's License? -
Re:Studio management == morons
Looks nice and slashdotted at this point. Made a copy of it here
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Re:I've been trying
I'm also a senior-level
.NET developer, but I'm also pretty accomplished with Linux (Nearly 10 years). (But so what?)
Anyway, I ran into the same thing with the Ubuntu install CD. It really really sucks that they didn't test it on more hardware. However, what fixes it in about 90% of the installs that result in a kernel panic is simply adding "IDE=NODMA" to the boot parameters. (To do that, on the first menu that comes up after booting from the CD, hit F6 to bring up the boot parameters, get rid of the '--' on the end [Never did figure out what '--' is suppose to mean, anyone know?] and add IDE=NODMA to the end.) For some reason, the Ubuntu installer is trying to access the CD with something messed up in the Direct Memory Access (DMA).
However, I've still found the normal Ubuntu installation to be so problematic on some machines that if I have any problems, I switch over to the ubuntu-server iso and do the installation from that instead (Still doing the IDE=NODMA thing with that). You end up with a text-only install of Ubuntu, but can fix that once it's installed with 'sudo apt-get install gnome-desktop'.
I really like Ubuntu once it's installed, but the actual installation is a huge pain. (What's funny is that it installs under Microsoft Virtual Server with absolutely no problems (Other than having to tweak /etc/X11/xorg.conf to drop the color depth down to 16 from the default 24 since Virtual Server doesn't support higher than 16 bit color, so your initial install looks all screwy.) which I thought would lead to more problems that installing on a physical machine.)
I'd also edit /etc/apt/sources.list and get rid (or comment out) the line that starts with 'deb cdrom:', and make sure the lines right below starting with 'deb http' and 'deb-src http' are NOT commented out, that way it get's it's updates from the net rather than the local CD which is occasionally flaky as well. Come to my Linux Messagebase if you have more questions. -
Re:Farm Workers Without Allergies
My family is the decendants of an ancient Welsh selective breeding/genetic modification program nearly 1000 years ago to breed a better warrior. Our name, Kimball, is from the Welsh 'Cyne-Boldt' which means 'bold warrior' (Also translates to 'Stone Chief', but not really sure what that's supposed to mean.) which is the name given to those who participated in the program, which ended when the damned Anglo-Saxons took over Wales long ago.
Nowadays we are based in Nebraska, pretty much all of us are over 6 feet tall (even the women!) with the tallest being 6'11", most of high intelligence.
To make sure we remain healthy, we celebrate an old Welsh ritual, "Rhannu yr hen Ddihenydd" (Sharing of the Ancient Days) when a child reaches its first birthday where the family gets together and shares in eating foul substances (such as used cat litter) along with the yearling child, to promote a strong, healthy immune system.
Pictures from my son's Rhannu yr hen Ddihenydd ceremony:
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Re:To convince your friends
While your approach is interesting, I'd like to point out another argument:
the logo
Now, the problem is that some of your friends may just want to "install" that as their new wallpaper on ... er ... their Windows desktop. Bummer. -
Re:Lack of progress
Presence of Fluoridation "Coincidental" with Repression and Racial Tyranny
When you consider that the part of the brain most affected by the fluoride ion is the Hippocampus, and that the Hippocampus is heavily involved in decision-making, motivation and ability to "challenge" threats (or for that matter tyranny), thus inducing compliance with "authority", it is no surprise that in the United States, all military bases and Indian Reservations are heavily fluoridated, and in another fluoridated country, Australia, all aboriginal water supplies are heavily fluoridated, it becomes quite apparent that fluoridation is "coincidentally" used in programs of racial suppression.
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Re:Segoe
Actually, i use Segoe UI for everything.
I have it set as Firefox's default font. I use it in my Winamp Playlist. It's my font for AIM. Looks great in titlebars. Creates very smooth looking tect on icons and the such. In fact' I'd recommend it for just about anything. All you have to do is turn on ClearType and tweak it. Bam. Good to go. I dunno how it looks to you, but it looks smooth to me.
Here's a couple screenies I took for ya. Agree or disagree; I still like it.
http://darkfiles2.servebeer.com/images/segoeui.png
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Re:Segoe
Actually, i use Segoe UI for everything.
I have it set as Firefox's default font. I use it in my Winamp Playlist. It's my font for AIM. Looks great in titlebars. Creates very smooth looking tect on icons and the such. In fact' I'd recommend it for just about anything. All you have to do is turn on ClearType and tweak it. Bam. Good to go. I dunno how it looks to you, but it looks smooth to me.
Here's a couple screenies I took for ya. Agree or disagree; I still like it.
http://darkfiles2.servebeer.com/images/segoeui.png
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Eating cat turds from the litter box
Here's some pictures of sick people eating from the litter box, even worse, they fed some to a little kid.
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Re:Some people already do this!
Does the New World Order really care about your teeth?
http://klomdark.servebeer.com:8081/MessageBase2/Re adMessage.aspx?MsgNum=617
Floride makes you complacent and submissive. -
Re:Morality of Offshoring
I find this article sums up why this mad dash to free market globalisation will just drag the whole world to a far lesser way of life.
Partial excerpt:
1. There is no such thing as a "free market."
2. The "middle class" is the creation of government intervention in the marketplace, and won't exist without it (as millions of Americans and Europeans are discovering).
The conservative belief in "free markets" is a bit like the Catholic Church's insistence that the Earth was at the center of the Solar System in the Twelfth Century. It's widely believed by those in power, those who challenge it are branded heretics and ridiculed, and it is wrong.
In actual fact, there is no such thing as a "free market." Markets are the creation of government. -
Re:Blocking webmail may be a hint to do email at h
The concept of a free market is absurd. Don't buy into the bullshit.
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Re:Ripoff?
See this for more info:
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I base it on bot/spider visits
Looking through the logs for my website, I see Googlebot visiting nearly every day, followed (recently) by MSNBot. (Actually, in raw count, I'm seeing that MSNbot has just recently surpassed the number of requests as Googlebot. Would need to do some in-depth analysis to see if those are requests for the same thing over & over, but in raw requests...) I pretty much never see anything from Yahoo cataloging my site.
What's weird I'm noticing is that I don't see anything from something like a Yahoo bot at http://klomdark.servebeer.com:443/analog/report.ht ml#browsum, but Yahoo is giving more traffic (http://klomdark.servebeer.com:443/analog/report.h tml#refsite) than MSN.
Google still leads however. I wonder where Yahoo is getting it's data, unless it's from a crawl previous to fall 2003, as I'm not tracking logs from that far back. Strange. -
I base it on bot/spider visits
Looking through the logs for my website, I see Googlebot visiting nearly every day, followed (recently) by MSNBot. (Actually, in raw count, I'm seeing that MSNbot has just recently surpassed the number of requests as Googlebot. Would need to do some in-depth analysis to see if those are requests for the same thing over & over, but in raw requests...) I pretty much never see anything from Yahoo cataloging my site.
What's weird I'm noticing is that I don't see anything from something like a Yahoo bot at http://klomdark.servebeer.com:443/analog/report.ht ml#browsum, but Yahoo is giving more traffic (http://klomdark.servebeer.com:443/analog/report.h tml#refsite) than MSN.
Google still leads however. I wonder where Yahoo is getting it's data, unless it's from a crawl previous to fall 2003, as I'm not tracking logs from that far back. Strange. -
Re:Where's the buggy-eyed smily when you need it?
Here's a link to all the secret meanings on a US Dollar Bill.
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We are now officially living in a police state
I think that LEGALLY OFFICIAL candidates not being allowed to present their views is a total distortion of democracy.
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Re:Your Opinions Please?
Thanks to blender's python interface, you can write import/export scripts for just about any format. This guy has written the exporter you're looking for... along with an OBJ exporter, quake2 md2, quake3 md3, and doom3.
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Re:another_log.txt
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Re:Cue Cat
heres a link to a scan i have of it:
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Truly disgusting
Off topic, but you might want to see this - pictures of a guy eating out of the litterbox, then even worse - feeding cat litter to a baby. What is the world coming to?
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Re:Is...ought fallacy
You didn't read the article I linked to, did you?
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Re:Little guys can't fight a giant...
Uh, unchecked capitalism? A naturally occuring free market doesn't exist.
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We need to be defending Earth FROM Madmen....
.....like this one.
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Re:Comcast and Disney
Only through modern misconceptions, it could be Heinlein's concept of a six-dimensional universe, thus 6^6^6 places to explore. Or it could be that we've been deceived, and it's "Six Hundred Sixty-Six but not 666".
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Re:Apple ads?
Hell fuck no.
Just because the gay agenda is trying to foist this bullshit about "gay is normal", I ain't buying it. Kudo's to Will for not running with the "Gay is OK" herd.
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Also mirrored character synopsis
Character Synopsis here
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Mirror
Mirrored the spolier synopsis here
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666 is distorted by language and time
Excerpt from an interesting article about the whole 666 thing:
Isolated down to the single verse of interest the translated Biblical text in question is: "This calls for wisdom: let anyone with understanding calculate the number of the beast, for it is the number of a person. Its number is six hundred sixty-six" (Rev 13:18, NRSV).
The purpose of this study is not to add to the enormous literature about the apocalyptic images and this number. Entire books have been written on this subject[1]. Rather this study will concentrate only on the representation of the number six hundred sixty-six, arguing that to represent it as 666 (triple six) is an error. Such a representation can mislead modern readers towards false interpretations. It is a severely anachronistic representation. -
The Cease and Desist order
Luigi has posted the original document to http://aluigi.altervista.org/misc.htm at the end of the list.
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Re:A hidden cost of open source?
Bullcrap, there are a few of us weirdos who like writing documentation... It's still hard work, and I prefer to get paid for it, but...
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Re:What's in store for a moderm C64?How robust are the sound-data signals for the various old 8-bit machines? Is there redunancy, or if you have a just barely flaky tape, or just a small spec of static while you're taping do you lose that chunk of the program? Or does it repeat the same bit 4 times, then go one, etc, so that yo uare sure to have a good copy?
The original Commodore tape system recorded the data twice and added a CRC checksum according to this site (see "Storage" all the way down). This resulted in an overall speed of 300 Baud. Both parts were read in and compared, a difference resulted in a LOAD ERROR.
Later on, clever programmers developed fastloaders. The first thing they did, was to drop the redundancy, resulting in 50% loading speed increase. I owned a CBM8032, though the tape system is the same. It took 20 minutes to load a big chess program, so I stopped the tape after 11 minutes or so and ran the program anyway.
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Link to the above thought
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Re:that would be Line-uhks
Hell yah, I'm with you all the way on that!
Dorks that call it 'Linnux' are of the same lame breed that talk about 'porno' instead of using the more manly term 'porn' -
quit throwing your money away on that pinto!
hehe, I'm selling a car from the same year as that UnixPC. The amazing thing is that it has only crashed once in that period of time (it was the deer's fault, i swear), talk about stable. It still runs great, just like your UnixPC. 110HP ought be enough for anybody.
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Re:Game? me too! me too!
I know, its too bad my old car ran on gasoline.
'86 740 GLE
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110HP remote controlled car...
http://travis.servebeer.com/volvo
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Re:problem no 1.: lack of tutorials and beginner dSee the entry "Q: Are there any books covering programming with KDevelop?" in the KDevelop FAQ...
There's even an online book referenced there (Although based on KDE 2.0 and KDevelop 1.x, but it'll still "show you the ropes" and then you'll be just that much more amazed by all the features in the newer versions.
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Just a long ride down a slippery slope...
If you read this, you'll see that this is just another step in the social engineering process that the insurance companies have been playing since the early 1900's.
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Here's an even better search engineTry FindItNow
Still under development, but seems to work well. Sometimes it even finds what you are looking for before you ask!
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Re:Oh yah, this comes out "now"...
But, you've gotta admit that this is a much more interesting picture of her...
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Re:Oh yah, this comes out "now"...
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Re:Oh yah, this comes out "now"...
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Oh yah, this comes out "now"...Last month, I spent about three days on a project where I was DETERMINED to get Linux running on my old 386sx/25 Mhz box. It was a total bitch!
But - I succeeded!
This poor box, with all of 16 megs RAM (and a kick-ass swap file!) is now running:
- A CircleMUD-based MUD (telnet klomdark.servebeer.com port 4000)
- A Citadel BBS (telnet to klomdark.servebeer.com)
- Apache (With some cool stuff listed here...)
- A Mailserver (both SMTP and POP3) (Email me...)It CAN be done, but this distribution would have sure come in handy! But, an old copy of RedHat 7.0/i386 worked just fine, once I actually located an ISA network card that it knew how to deal with
:) )Insane installation - took nearly 16 hours to install it. Nearly 4 hours to compile Apache. Probably 8 hours to compile Citadel, and another 8 to compile CircleMUD. (I would have thought Apache would take the longest...)