I want to ask the Beta Testers.. Does it fully support LFS? (Large File Support/systems.. whatever) Redhat 7.2 works with over 2gb files, but pretty much none of the programs do, ftp, wget, apache, etc. Has anyone tested the LFS on Mandrake 8.2
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This morning at 7:30AM, Phoenix had no service to cox@home, or atleast some people in Phoenix, including me. After not being able to connect for 2 hours, I figured we were shut down, but soon afterwards, we came back online.
Speaking of Microsoft, I ran into a problem with them today. My company orders the MSDN stuff from them, so we have pretty much every cd made from Microsoft, so I had to load Office XP on one of our developers computers today, and it told me I had to activate it to use it, I'm like bleh, whatever, I'll just activate it, and so I did. I then installed it on the developer's computer next to the other one, and it told me I can't do that without the Customer Service Rep #, which they don't give you if you register online. What a bunch of crock crap! Microsoft's licenses are going to turn people away, and lean people towards linux. But, do we want everyone to use Linux? The question of the day.... Hummm!
.. You begin as a Windows Network Administrator, and once you tell them you want all of their licenses for all of the software, they say 'uhhh' and then "tell them, linux is free!" and switch over the whole network. It works wonders. Trust me.
I'm disapointed in every one of you! Seriously. I am looking at some of these messages, and they are complaining they are only getting like 180Kb/s or what not. Oh gimme a break. I'm on a 56k modem still, I'm lucky to get 3 or 4 KB/s. You used to be on a modem too, about a year or so ago. But I want you to remember about 5 years ago, when we had 2400 baud modems, and then the cool thing happened, they came out with 28800 modems. That was one of the coolest things ever made. Now people are complaining they are only getting 180Kb/s, when I'd die to have that kind of connection. Don't you guys remember when it took 30-45 minutes to download a mp3?
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I want to ask the Beta Testers.. Does it fully support LFS? (Large File Support/systems.. whatever) Redhat 7.2 works with over 2gb files, but pretty much none of the programs do, ftp, wget, apache, etc. Has anyone tested the LFS on Mandrake 8.2
We can't get any privacy around here at all. Every program we run has some kind of SPY thing with it.
You always gotta ruin things for us!
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Doesnt http://www.snapnames.com/ do the same thing?
... I can tell this is going to be like Windows already. -sigh-
I'll only buy one if I can install linux on it.
After Mandrake their game edition of the dist, it comes with the Sims, I have to say the sims is the best game for linux.
.... 8PM is my bedtime, that would suck, life without porn ;(
This morning at 7:30AM, Phoenix had no service to cox@home, or atleast some people in Phoenix, including me. After not being able to connect for 2 hours, I figured we were shut down, but soon afterwards, we came back online.
Whew. What a nightmare!
1coms.com is the same thing as dotster, execpt its $12/month all the time.
1coms.com is a small company that offers domains at $12 a year.
... That one guy that sued that spammer, and won! Woohoo
It's actually $50 still, so only $40 goes towards Mandrake, which they totally deserve.
You forgot Atari man! Those are going for dimes now days.
Atleast PayPal doesn't have the security holes IBill does *grin*
http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/222843
Speaking of Microsoft, I ran into a problem with them today. My company orders the MSDN stuff from them, so we have pretty much every cd made from Microsoft, so I had to load Office XP on one of our developers computers today, and it told me I had to activate it to use it, I'm like bleh, whatever, I'll just activate it, and so I did. I then installed it on the developer's computer next to the other one, and it told me I can't do that without the Customer Service Rep #, which they don't give you if you register online. What a bunch of crock crap! Microsoft's licenses are going to turn people away, and lean people towards linux. But, do we want everyone to use Linux? The question of the day.... Hummm!
.. You begin as a Windows Network Administrator, and once you tell them you want all of their licenses for all of the software, they say 'uhhh' and then "tell them, linux is free!" and switch over the whole network. It works wonders. Trust me.
He must be a manager at a movie theatre. Get a real job!@
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I'm disapointed in every one of you! Seriously. I am looking at some of these messages, and they are complaining they are only getting like 180Kb/s or what not. Oh gimme a break. I'm on a 56k modem still, I'm lucky to get 3 or 4 KB/s. You used to be on a modem too, about a year or so ago. But I want you to remember about 5 years ago, when we had 2400 baud modems, and then the cool thing happened, they came out with 28800 modems. That was one of the coolest things ever made. Now people are complaining they are only getting 180Kb/s, when I'd die to have that kind of connection. Don't you guys remember when it took 30-45 minutes to download a mp3?
My 56K Dialup from qWest works perfect, thank you very much! ;-)
He works for IBM! I knew it! Let's kill him! :-)