Despite of all the claims that everybody knows this, thats not true. I didn't
I tried the usual google test too, the first matches were: Writers Guild of America, west Web Gallery of Art, image collection, virtual museum, searchable... Writers Guild News - Writers Guild of America, East, AFL-CIO, WGAE... Western Growers Association ( Hmm... pot? yummy!) HM Treasury - Whole of Government Accounts Programme - Home The Internet Movie Database (IMDb)
> Seriously, the amount of time spent switching between any of these system is drastic. For a typical, small > database application, there is probably 20k-50k lines of stored procedures. All the different vendors have > their own SQL proceedures.
All the "typical, small database applications" i have see in real life are with 0 (zero) lines of stored procedures, and their porting will usually require replacing those "insert...(xxx_seq.nextval)" oracle idiosyncracies, changes in blob handling etc. Which is still a pain in the ass. But stored procedures might not be really as widespread as people think.
On a related topic, I'm still amazed that introducing a separation rule in public transport is considered a violation of free speech/human rights/whatever. Speaking for a local transport i use , just get on with it so we can fence off that part of the passengers. Please. Right now i have to share the bus with those negros and they are filthy i tell you...
I don't know how it's in the "LAND OF THE FREE" (TM), but i do know that the country i live in ( which happens to be a EU province) the telecoms CAN NOT lay their cables on private property claiming "eminent domain" or some other stuff without the owners written approval.
This goes even further - landowners whose land got cabled during soviet times, can tell them to take their lines elsewhere.
So far, this has worked quite well. Most landowners don't have anything against the cables in the ground ( some ask for a small (up to ~100$) one-time fee tho.)
I guess it usually goes like this: TELCO: "Can i lay my copper in the ground here?" OWNER: "NO!" TELCO: "SO you're not interested in ADSL and phone connection?" OWNER: "Er... i a'm" TELCO: "So, can i lay my copper in the ground here?" OWNER: "Eee... okey"
I use WindowMaker on Debian Etch with following GTK2 apps: acroread gaim gimp gqview leafpad mozilla-firefox mozilla-thunderbird pgadmin3 scite
None of them require gnome-settings-daemon or the notorious gconfd ( i hate that beast, it starts up at random moment, and never quits. Even when user has logged off and quit X a month ago. I made a cronjob to kill it:).
For a few kde apps i use , these libs are enough: kdelibs4 kdelibs-data kdelibs-bin
If it can be shown that all the owners knew (or should have known ) about Reynolds tobacco business and that its quite lethal to their clients, why not hold the owners responsible?
i just went out and bought 5 keytronic keyboards. the word is that keytronic stopped selling to europe altogether.
even their keytronic-europe.com domain seems discontinued and squatted.
so - does anyone has suggestions, whats second-best after keytronic? (no, don't suggest logitech - they KBs feel like swamp and the one i tried had a MISSING FUCKING INSERT KEY) (and if possible - i'll try to refrain from buying MS products too)
paper ballot DOES NOT take supermacy- it was planned but struck down by our beloved Alzheimer president. And ID card is not as bad as it seems, you can disable the electronic part of it AFAIK.
Fire away some questions, one per message please - and i'll try to answer them as my time permits.
Basically, this voting system is far worse than your Diebold voting machines. Problems include: 1) no way to verify the result for ordinary citizen. 2) consider a well-written Windows voting virus : ) 3) vote coercion - there are rumours/ tales of
big russian-speaking factorys (in NE of Estonia) collected ID-cards
and PINs from all the workers at election day.
If you did not hand over your ID-card, you got fired.
Why is it not included in Debian? Spamassassin is. Bogofilter is. Popfile is.
I thought it was the license, but seems that DSPAM is GPL. So, can anyone comment? I'm not installing it for my server if i can not apt-get it and have debian security support for it.
After doing some stats i actually decided to block USA instead. Most of my spam comes from there. Works actually very well.
One thing to remember when blocking off huge chunks of IP - leave your root,postmaster,hostmaster and abuse emails unblocked. These almost don't get any spam whatsoever.
What are you guys doing getting 1.8GHz machine into high load?
I run a Celeron300A(OC to 450Mhz) with 192Mb of memory and regular IDE disk. We have about 150 e-mail accounts, all of them get filtered thru SpamAssassin and ClamAV, and the load is about 0.25!
Debian Postfix-Amavis setup.
Oh, that machine also handles some 10 orso low-traffic webpages, has UW-IMAP + squirrelmail + IMP.
How in the hell can you get 1.8Ghz machine on his knees with 100 mail accounts?
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Despite of all the claims that everybody knows this, thats not true. I didn't
... ...
I tried the usual google test too, the first matches were:
Writers Guild of America, west
Web Gallery of Art, image collection, virtual museum, searchable
Writers Guild News - Writers Guild of America, East, AFL-CIO, WGAE
Western Growers Association ( Hmm... pot? yummy!)
HM Treasury - Whole of Government Accounts Programme - Home
The Internet Movie Database (IMDb)
Left me baffled..
> Seriously, the amount of time spent switching between any of these system is drastic. For a typical, small
> database application, there is probably 20k-50k lines of stored procedures. All the different vendors have
> their own SQL proceedures.
All the "typical, small database applications" i have see in real life are with 0 (zero) lines of stored procedures, and their porting will usually require replacing those "insert...(xxx_seq.nextval)" oracle idiosyncracies, changes in blob handling etc. Which is still a pain in the ass. But stored procedures might not be really as widespread as people think.
The Celeron 300A is infamous about its overclockability.
I have been using (and still am ) Celeron 300A@450 Mhz as a production server over 3 years without a single crash.
On a related topic, I'm still amazed that introducing a separation rule in public transport is considered a violation of free speech/human rights/whatever. Speaking for a local transport i use , just get on with it so we can fence off that part of the passengers. Please. Right now i have to share the bus with those negros and they are filthy i tell you...
Am i the only one old enough to remember and heartily recommend you
"The quest for Glory - So you want to be a hero?" ?
Also check out the other 4 too. Outstanding!
That kinda depends where you live. In lots of places its Euro * m^2 / month
I don't know how it's in the "LAND OF THE FREE" (TM), but i do know that the country i live in ( which happens to be a EU province) the telecoms CAN NOT lay their cables on private property claiming "eminent domain" or some other stuff without the owners written approval.
This goes even further - landowners whose land got cabled during soviet times, can tell them to take their lines elsewhere.
So far, this has worked quite well. Most landowners don't have anything against the cables in the ground ( some ask for a small (up to ~100$) one-time fee tho.)
I guess it usually goes like this:
TELCO: "Can i lay my copper in the ground here?"
OWNER: "NO!"
TELCO: "SO you're not interested in ADSL and phone connection?"
OWNER: "Er... i a'm"
TELCO: "So, can i lay my copper in the ground here?"
OWNER: "Eee... okey"
Looking for a safe stance on abortion? Me neither.
I have a different stance on abortion: I'm against abortion, but for killing babies. --maddox
I read ./ a lot and i rarely reply. Except when i see something that makes sense. Like THIS
I use WindowMaker on Debian Etch with following GTK2 apps:
:).
acroread gaim gimp gqview leafpad mozilla-firefox mozilla-thunderbird pgadmin3 scite
None of them require gnome-settings-daemon or
the notorious gconfd ( i hate that beast,
it starts up at random moment, and never quits.
Even when user has logged off and quit X a month ago.
I made a cronjob to kill it
For a few kde apps i use , these libs are enough: kdelibs4 kdelibs-data kdelibs-bin
How about depends:
If it can be shown that all the owners knew (or should have known ) about Reynolds tobacco
business and that its quite lethal to their clients, why not
hold the owners responsible?
i just went out and bought 5 keytronic keyboards. the word is that keytronic stopped selling to europe altogether.
even their keytronic-europe.com domain seems discontinued and squatted.
so - does anyone has suggestions, whats second-best after keytronic?
(no, don't suggest logitech - they KBs feel like swamp and the one i tried had a MISSING FUCKING INSERT KEY)
(and if possible - i'll try to refrain from buying MS products too)
paper ballot DOES NOT take supermacy- it was planned but struck down by our beloved Alzheimer president.
And ID card is not as bad as it seems, you can disable the electronic part of it AFAIK.
Fire away some questions, one per message please - and i'll try to answer them as my time permits.
Basically, this voting system is far worse than your Diebold voting machines.
Problems include:
1) no way to verify the result for ordinary citizen.
2) consider a well-written Windows voting virus : )
3) vote coercion - there are rumours/ tales of
big russian-speaking factorys (in NE of Estonia) collected ID-cards
and PINs from all the workers at election day.
If you did not hand over your ID-card, you got fired.
Find out it at http://www.vvk.ee/
Its the official Vabariigi valimiskomision (National Electoral Commitee) page.
There is even an english section.
Why is it not included in Debian?
Spamassassin is.
Bogofilter is.
Popfile is.
I thought it was the license, but seems that DSPAM is GPL.
So, can anyone comment? I'm not installing it
for my server if i can not apt-get it and have debian
security support for it.
Mandatory joke
Q: How do you call someone who speaks only one language?
A: A citizen of USA.
Btw, how many is a brazillion? : )
I'm from Europe. What is Vespa?
Cleary Meet the Feebles pales in comparison with "Braindead" and "Bad Taste"!
Honda Fitta - "Small on the outside but large on the ... "
Need to find that file named somethingfoosomeotherthing?
g foo2
/etc/
alias ff='find . |grep -i '
>ff foo
./somedir/somethingfoo
./somedir/somethin
./somedir/somethingfoo3
Need to find that pesky configuration file for printer?
~/bin/gr:
grep -i -r $1
~/bin/fgre:
grep -i -r -l $1
>cd
>fgr laserjet
./cups/ppd/hp.ppd:*ShortNickName: "HP LaserJet Series"
Just interested which files to check?
>fgre laserjet
./cups/ppd/hp.ppd
Buy a used small turbodiesel engine for it.
1.9L diesel will have more than enough oomph (unless you're suffering from penis envy) and will move you around with insane mpg.
Cheaper than hybrid. Cleaner than hybrid.
After doing some stats i actually decided to block USA instead. Most of my spam comes from there. Works actually very well.
One thing to remember when blocking off huge chunks of IP - leave your root,postmaster,hostmaster and abuse emails unblocked. These almost don't get any spam whatsoever.
Ah, i see - re-active scanning might take a lot of time.
/usr/bin/uptime binary or as output of /usr/bin/top.
/proc/loadavg on linux box shows load too.
Load is usually specified as of output
Cat
What are you guys doing getting 1.8GHz machine into high load?
I run a Celeron300A(OC to 450Mhz) with 192Mb of memory and regular IDE disk. We have about 150 e-mail accounts, all of them get filtered thru SpamAssassin and ClamAV, and the load is about 0.25!
Debian Postfix-Amavis setup.
Oh, that machine also handles some 10 orso low-traffic webpages, has UW-IMAP + squirrelmail + IMP.
How in the hell can you get 1.8Ghz machine on his knees with 100 mail accounts?