The iPod might be easy to mount, but the format of the database which is used to index the music files on the iPod is not documented either and had to be reverse engineered.
I am using the gnupod tools at the moment, which are far from perfect. I also tried gtkpod which was even worse.
Has anyone started building rpms for security fixes for these now obsolete redhat distributions yet?
I am trying to build them myself at the moment, but I think other people might be interested and maybe some company is already thinking about providing commercial support for these versions.
i think its about time that slashdot stories get scoring too, just like the comments. with an option in preferences to ignore scores below a certain level this would make reading slashdot a lot nicer. i guess duplicates would get hidden pretty quick.
as most of you lkml reading people surely noticed: 2.4.15 corrupts data when you unmount a filesystem (for example when rebooting), it doesn't do a sync before the umount.
Back out to 2.4.15-pre8 to avoid it. Or find the patch on lkml.
the only thing I hate about my company motorcycle is that I can't fit something like this in. Well at least not so that it looks good and won't be stolen after two days in London.
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The iPod might be easy to mount, but the format of the database which is used to index the music files on the iPod is not documented either and had to be reverse engineered.
I am using the gnupod tools at the moment, which are far from perfect. I also tried gtkpod which was even worse.
Has anyone started building rpms for security fixes for these now obsolete redhat distributions yet?
I am trying to build them myself at the moment, but I think other people might be interested and maybe some company is already thinking about providing commercial support for these versions.
i think its about time that slashdot stories get scoring too, just like the comments. with an option in preferences to ignore scores below a certain level this would make reading slashdot a lot nicer. i guess duplicates would get hidden pretty quick.
They are also selling their own systems.
S1000 for single rooms
M1000 for multiple rooms
The soundquality is probably not as good as as the linn, but who will hear the difference ?
as most of you lkml reading people surely noticed: 2.4.15 corrupts data when you unmount a filesystem (for example when rebooting), it doesn't do a sync before the umount.
Back out to 2.4.15-pre8 to avoid it. Or find the patch on lkml.
http://minnie.tuhs.org/pipermail/mp3encoder/2001-O ctober/003934.html
with a link to someone comparing codeplay to other compilers,
on the downloads page you can find "SyncML Reference Toolkit / SyncML Gold Candidate for Palm, Linux & Windows"
london office (synths):
...
;-)
fenix prophet5 tr505 darkstar wasp pulse fatman tb303 spirit sonic6 teebee bit warehouse schaltwerk kitten omni jv1080 jupiter6 tr808 tr909
german office (clubs):
warehouse ultraschall omen
people seem to have problems remembering the names, but I am root
Somehow I remember reading exactly the same story about two/three years ago.
I guess newspapers have some kind of archive which they use to fill up their pages over and over again.
and I guess Star Divisions Java version (which is more of a Java-Client/C++-Server combo) is the main reason Sun bought them.
"I wish ls could do this"
man ls
[...]
-h, --human-readable
print sizes in human readable format (e.g., 1K 234M 2G)
-H, --si
likewise, but use powers of 1000 not 1024
[...]
I wanted to buy some RedHat stock too (somehow I
got one of these letters too), but you can only
use this service if you are in the US.
damian
the only thing I hate about my company motorcycle is that I can't fit something like this in. Well at least not so that it looks good and won't be stolen after two days in London.