Yeah, sure. He's a bit arrogant. But if I where him, I'd be arrogant too. (Heck, I'm not him, and I'm still arrogant). Sadly, www.davidbowie.com is hardly what one would hope for. It should have been a lot lighter, or at least on a server that could take more. Half of the pages are always "Maximum users, try again later" or something like that (Not only now with the article, always). That's not very nice when every page has 20 frames.
On the subject of paying tax on recordable media: Doesn't the fact that we're paying taxes for it imply that it's allowed? Dunno how the legal system thinks about this, here in holland or in the US, but to me it seems logical...
Didn't they claim something about a breakup clause in new MS contracts? I didn't really follow the story, but there was something about it on the register.
I've already mailed netscape about this, I'm having troubles with transparant png's in netscape 4.7 for linux. The transparant bits are all white or all black. Anybody else have this problem?
I'm not sure about that one actually... You wouldn't have to make the pages dynamic, just make 2 versions when they're archived. One sorted on score, one just plain chronologicly. Ok, a few more M server space, but apart from that?
"Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there's still time to change the road you're on." Somehow seems more appropriate for the url:-)
You haven't been reading lately. L0pht have been busy on some very nice promisc mode detection routines. Ok, they're not foolproof, but it just might work.
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Doh, I hadn't even noticed. I meant to type fetchnews there. The sentence makes more sence then too. Sorry.
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Yes, I know. The smtp comment was just to illustrate that whoever answeres doesn't need to explain smtp.
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I wouldn't know about your problem, but I have the following setup which works very nicely:
Procmail puts all mail from incoming mailinglists in different mailboxes (a nice idea anyway), and have the following mutt hooks:
folder-hook . set move=no sort=send-date folder-hook (linux-kernel|BugTraq|Humor) set move=yes sort=threads
This basicly moves everything that's been read to the appropriate mailbox. (/ion is an nfs mount, so +BugTraq expands to/home/fvw/Mail/BugTraq). Bit confusing because of the nfs, but it works like a dream. Feel free to mail/icq me if you need help.
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Yeah, sure. He's a bit arrogant. But if I where him, I'd be arrogant too. (Heck, I'm not him, and I'm still arrogant).
Sadly, www.davidbowie.com is hardly what one would hope for. It should have been a lot lighter, or at least on a server that could take more. Half of the pages are always "Maximum users, try again later" or something like that (Not only now with the article, always). That's not very nice when every page has 20 frames.
Still, the music remains great.
Ah, thanks. I thought they where more or less the same. You learn something every day.
2GB isn't a ext2 problem, it's in the kernel, and only on 32 bit machines. IIRC, there's a patch for it floating around somewhere.
This sort of covers it:
http://collective.cpoint.net/lfs/ what_lfs_is.html
Yeah, right. Everybdoy agrees on which editor is best of course :-)
Talking of song, sadly david bowie's site's still NT4 and IIS...
Hate to tell you this, but win95/98 are OSses. Not good one, but OSses none-the-less. They have their own memory managment, filesystem code etc..
On the subject of paying tax on recordable media: Doesn't the fact that we're paying taxes for it imply that it's allowed? Dunno how the legal system thinks about this, here in holland or in the US, but to me it seems logical...
Didn't they claim something about a breakup clause in new MS contracts? I didn't really follow the story, but there was something about it on the register.
I get (and more or less agree with) the overrated moderation. But could someone please explain the flamebait bit?
I've already mailed netscape about this, I'm having troubles with transparant png's in netscape 4.7 for linux. The transparant bits are all white or all black. Anybody else have this problem?
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If you like this sort of thing (who doesn't?) I've got some more similar stuff at http://www.var.cx/pictures
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Ok, I'll see if I can get roud to it :-)
I'm not sure about that one actually... You wouldn't have to make the pages dynamic, just make 2 versions when they're archived. One sorted on score, one just plain chronologicly. Ok, a few more M server space, but apart from that?
Green penguin for dummies?
Mars Microphone for dummies?
I knew it. Someone replaced the french with really reasonable, nice people. Ok, who did it? C'mon, own up....
Uranus is already taken... Someone made a comment quite early stating that they didn't want any properties on uranis. Tehehe.
Yes, But we were too polite to mention it.
:-)
"Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there's still time to change the road you're on." Somehow seems more appropriate for the url
It's probably already been said, but: Please, can you stop giving amazon links untill they stop this silly lawsuit/patent thing?
Well, not EXACTLY like us. That makes it fun. :-)
You haven't been reading lately. L0pht have been busy on some very nice promisc mode detection routines. Ok, they're not foolproof, but it just might work.
Doh, I hadn't even noticed. I meant to type fetchnews there. The sentence makes more sence then too. Sorry.
Yes, I know. The smtp comment was just to illustrate that whoever answeres doesn't need to explain smtp.
I wouldn't know about your problem, but I have the following setup which works very nicely:
/ion/home/fvw/Mail/linux-kernel +linux-kernel /ion/home/fvw/Mail/BugTraq +BugTraq /ion/home/fvw/Mail/Humor +Humor
/home/fvw/Mail/BugTraq). Bit confusing because of the nfs, but it works like a dream. Feel free to mail/icq me if you need help.
Procmail puts all mail from incoming mailinglists in different mailboxes (a nice idea anyway), and have the following mutt hooks:
folder-hook . set move=no sort=send-date
folder-hook (linux-kernel|BugTraq|Humor) set move=yes sort=threads
mbox-hook
mbox-hook
mbox-hook
This basicly moves everything that's been read to the appropriate mailbox. (/ion is an nfs mount, so +BugTraq expands to
The piping can solve this afaik. I for example have the following macro:
macro compose Y "Fpgps -ta\ny^T^Uapplication/pgp; format=text; x-action=sign\ng"
I have more or less the default keybindings, if you don't understand what is does, feel free to mail me or reply or whatever.