they have gone through the court system the raid is when they turn up with the nice little court documents that says they can look at whatever they want
big corporates get the same treatment that your local drug dealer gets its called equality i know thats a hard concept for some to grasp
telstra just removed ALL linux iso's from their free mirror, and they did it just a couple of weeks after announcing that they had struck a deal with planetmirror.com for a premium service which you pay extra for that doesn't count on your bigpond limit
ahh but the dialup plans are capped too around 300-500MB/month and you can't connect 24/7 in Australia unless you use Telstra Direct which bills you 20.9c/MB for all data received
funny i've been playing bf 1942 for a couple of weeks now online against real people on the pc, is microsoft going to have that gameplay avaiable in the xbox version
you want the slackware directory and then only with the package sets that you need the install cant do anything with an iso image unless its been burnt to cd
> "A dingo ate my project" is a play on the phrase "maybe a dingo ate your baby" which was used as a joke in an episode of Seinfeld. That's based on the line "The dingo's got my baby!" from "A Cry in the Dark [imdb.com]" and was said by Meryl Streep.
an american might see it that way but here in australia that is seen as a very low joke as there was a major investigation after a women claimed her child was attacked by a dingo in central australia
1980 Aug 19 Northern Territory: Police kill 2 dingoes after 10-week old baby Azaria Chamberlain disappears from a camp at Ayers Rock, believed taken by dingoes linky
jee what are we talking about in this forum, oh thats right slackware 8.1 so i must of meant buy the cd's from store.slackware.com and guess what inside the cover is a little booklet with instructions in it
grow a brain moron
guess what i tried redhat it sucks and since you mention you have no idea about the book i'm talking about then you obviusly don't know what your talking about in regards to printer setup in slackware so you cant compare it to redhat
as for gcc 3 where the hell have you been for the past few months that product is cursed
go read usenet comp.os.linux.* you'll find its called pam
> So if you just want to set up, say, a printer, you must learn how to configure lpd.
don't be a cheap skate and go buy the cd set and read the little book it'll tell you to run this little program that'll set up your printer in less time then redhats bloated gui ever could
> That would probably also mean that Slackware is useless for C++ development. GCC 2.95 is just not very standards compliant for C++ development. But it is a very stable C compiler.
gcc 3.1 breaks all c++ librarys and for any distro to upgrade to it at this point would be suicide as it has not been tested. if you know anything about programming you will know that gcc 3.x is currently blacklisted by everyone its just too full of bugs for a production enviroment
we don't need to worry about that the public broadcaster (owned buy the government) has been getting themselves in a spot of trouble lately for political bias towards the opposition party and not the party in power
and by far all forms of the media are evil and the public broadcaster has a great program that catches them all including their own news services mediawatch
> In particular I have three words for you "External Affairs Power".
And as someone who has studied this and also as an Austrlian citizen i ask you how many times was this used and what were the events involved? (and yes i know the answers)
Slashdot Mirror
in Australia your an adult if your 18 (but you don't get paid as such)
they have gone through the court system the raid is when they turn up with the nice little court documents that says they can look at whatever they want
big corporates get the same treatment that your local drug dealer gets its called equality i know thats a hard concept for some to grasp
> but my favorite email service is an Australian one (fastmail.fm)
m (203.50.13.246) 31.058 ms
hate to put down your fav service but thats no where near Australia
traceroute to fastmail.fm (66.111.4.2), 30 hops max, 38 byte packets
1 172.31.16.24 (172.31.16.24) 18.100 ms
2 172.31.56.24 (172.31.56.24) 19.118 ms
3 qld3-atm.qld.bigpond.net.au (61.9.208.225) 20.312 ms
4 61.9.209.8 (61.9.209.8) 22.148 ms
5 GigabitEthernet4-1.cha23.telstra.net (139.130.193.113) 21.124 ms
6 GigabitEthernet1-2.woo-core1.Brisbane.telstra.net (203.50.50.129) 19.431 ms
7 Pos5-0.ken-core4.Sydney.telstra.net (203.50.6.221) 33.516 ms
8 10GigabitEthernet3-0.pad-core4.Sydney.telstra.net (203.50.6.86) 30.077 ms
9 GigabitEthernet0-1.syd-core01.Sydney.net.reach.co
10 i-9-2.sjc-core01.net.reach.com (202.84.143.13) 219.036 ms
11 134.159.63.30 (134.159.63.30) 217.329 ms
12 svl-core-02.inet.qwest.net (205.171.214.45) 220.859 ms
13 dca-core-01.inet.qwest.net (205.171.8.201) 310.108 ms
14 dca-core-03.inet.qwest.net (205.171.9.10) 314.849 ms
15 jfk-core-03.inet.qwest.net (205.171.8.217) 306.639 ms
16 jfk-edge-20.inet.qwest.net (205.171.230.17) 305.045 ms
17 qwest-01.nyi.net (63.237.129.226) 308.695 ms
18 astorPl-cs-30-nyi.net (66.111.15.204) 275.926 ms
19 www.fastmail.fm (66.111.4.2) 276.947 ms
has no one metioned the advanced settings you can use that changes what sites you get in a search
w/english only
1,010,000
w/all languages
1,040,000
w/strict filter and all languages
903,000
w/strict filter and english only
881,000
telstra just removed ALL linux iso's from their free mirror, and they did it just a couple of weeks after announcing that they had struck a deal with planetmirror.com for a premium service which you pay extra for that doesn't count on your bigpond limit
ahh but the dialup plans are capped too around 300-500MB/month and you can't connect 24/7 in Australia unless you use Telstra Direct which bills you 20.9c/MB for all data received
have bandwidth, will video conference
you can but you cant do anything but read
i was gonna put a link here but linking directly to the article on the old server didn't work?
it would have been smarter for them to not use abslute links to their own website
you know thats something i never thought of
how does it work for a dialup user with no network card?
the wont beacuse their biggest customer for email is telstra
funny i've been playing bf 1942 for a couple of weeks now online against real people on the pc, is microsoft going to have that gameplay avaiable in the xbox version
not very exclusive is it
no/know (wish i could spell right)
you obviusly no nothing about basic gentics
B=Red Hair
B is not dominante so needs 2 to be a visible trait
FATHER A+B (no red hair)
MOTHER B+B (red hair)
CHILD gets 1 from each
B+B (red hair)
why?
you want the slackware directory and then only with the package sets that you need
the install cant do anything with an iso image unless its been burnt to cd
> "A dingo ate my project" is a play on the phrase "maybe a dingo ate your baby" which was used as a joke in an episode of Seinfeld. That's based on the line "The dingo's got my baby!" from "A Cry in the Dark [imdb.com]" and was said by Meryl Streep.
an american might see it that way but here in australia that is seen as a very low joke as there was a major investigation after a women claimed her child was attacked by a dingo in central australia
1980 Aug 19 Northern Territory: Police kill 2 dingoes after 10-week old baby Azaria Chamberlain disappears from a camp at Ayers Rock, believed taken by dingoes linky
easy they take the australian isp's way out
Bigpond Cable
uncap the speed, cap the data/month
i see stupid americans, their everywhere
what are you talking about Australia does have fair use and it amounts to this
you may make 1 copy (of anything you own) for the purposes of making a backup in case of damage or whatever
we don't have the RIAA here we have ARIA
yet another stupid american opens his mouth *sigh*
> What CD set? Which book? What program?
jee what are we talking about in this forum, oh thats right slackware 8.1 so i must of meant buy the cd's from store.slackware.com and guess what inside the cover is a little booklet with instructions in it
grow a brain moron
guess what i tried redhat it sucks
and since you mention you have no idea about the book i'm talking about then you obviusly don't know what your talking about in regards to printer setup in slackware so you cant compare it to redhat
as for gcc 3 where the hell have you been for the past few months that product is cursed
> Does it still support floppy installation?
yes via zipslack which pat chopped up into little floppy sized pieces
> Does it still support UMSDOS installations?
yes once again its in the zipslack part of the distro
> I heard that a few versions ago, they added some support for System V style init.d scripts. Is that true?
yea pat added a little script that searches for any sysv scripts on the system and runs them in the right places
> Never saw that behavior with Red Hat.
go read usenet comp.os.linux.* you'll find its called pam
> So if you just want to set up, say, a printer, you must learn how to configure lpd.
don't be a cheap skate and go buy the cd set and read the little book it'll tell you to run this little program that'll set up your printer in less time then redhats bloated gui ever could
> That would probably also mean that Slackware is useless for C++ development. GCC 2.95 is just not very standards compliant for C++ development. But it is a very stable C compiler.
gcc 3.1 breaks all c++ librarys and for any distro to upgrade to it at this point would be suicide as it has not been tested. if you know anything about programming you will know that gcc 3.x is currently blacklisted by everyone its just too full of bugs for a production enviroment
we don't need to worry about that the public broadcaster (owned buy the government) has been getting themselves in a spot of trouble lately for political bias towards the opposition party and not the party in power
and by far all forms of the media are evil and the public broadcaster has a great program that catches them all including their own news services mediawatch
> In particular I have three words for you "External Affairs Power".
And as someone who has studied this and also as an Austrlian citizen i ask you how many times was this used and what were the events involved?
(and yes i know the answers)