I know several of the CBSA people, and they are great to deal with. If your in Australia and have old PC's to get rid of you should contact these guys (or one of their sister orgs around australia).
I've gone cross-country skiing where it's been 25deg celcious (ie. pretty warm) and been down to very light shirt and solid pants, and been sweating like mad, and after a day of cross-country skiing you really do feal like you have no shoes that are too tight...
Then you're obviously just going along accepting the defaults, I've had decent media management since FCP 1.0 and never had an issue, all you do is set the capture scratch to your project dir, and name your clips when capturing.
As someone who hacks on GForge (and on debian-sf, what the debian one runs) the projects have merged, with debian-sf being the stable branch, and GForge just going into beta now.
As I said MySQL 4.1 does subselects that can be used almost everywhere, take a look on the mysql website for details. And the views in the next mysql will work even for updates and insterts.
Debian stable is VERSION 3.0r1, and depending on the arch the default kernel is either a 2.2 or 2.4, (most of the new arch's are 2.4 only [hppa], and some older ones have issues with 2.4). Off hand you can get 2.4 install disks for everything bar sparc32.
But it's actually a hard job with the consumers wanting the impossible ("It must be our RIGHT to have FREE UNLIMITED broadband") and the telco's & ISP's (unsurprisingly) unwilling to give it.
I don't work with Win2k, I can't trust it outside of a hardware firewall which is my situation admining WinNT4 due to idiot management (but a situation that should be fixed within a month), if they've improved it in NTFS5 so good for them, I don't use it on the server side at the moment, so I don't know.
While I do prefer Linux, all of my present consulting jobs are administering various windows clients & servers.
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OSIA is very new (pretty much formed at LCA 2004) and will be a parent/umbrella org for OSV, etc.
*thinks back to LCA 2004 conference dinner* (Rusty, Linus etc. all a *little* too drunk, this would be why I have an OpenBSD shirt signed by Linus)
Yeah, sounds about right.
I know several of the CBSA people, and they are great to deal with.
If your in Australia and have old PC's to get rid of you should contact these guys (or one of their sister orgs around australia).
Can't sue Microsoft for the Windows source code now!
I've gone cross-country skiing where it's been 25deg celcious (ie. pretty warm) and been down to very light shirt and solid pants, and been sweating like mad, and after a day of cross-country skiing you really do feal like you have no shoes that are too tight...
Strangely enough it's working on a Win2k box at work that does a domain login...
Then you're obviously just going along accepting the defaults, I've had decent media management since FCP 1.0 and never had an issue, all you do is set the capture scratch to your project dir, and name your clips when capturing.
As someone who hacks on GForge (and on debian-sf, what the debian one runs) the projects have merged, with debian-sf being the stable branch, and GForge just going into beta now.
As I said MySQL 4.1 does subselects that can be used almost everywhere, take a look on the mysql website for details. And the views in the next mysql will work even for updates and insterts.
I've seen it demonstrated, and tried it myself, although as the MySQL guy pointed out a log of sub-selects can be done with joins.
The next version of mysql will also have views.
Debian stable is VERSION 3.0r1, and depending on the arch the default kernel is either a 2.2 or 2.4, (most of the new arch's are 2.4 only [hppa], and some older ones have issues with 2.4). Off hand you can get 2.4 install disks for everything bar sparc32.
Now if I wasn't in class...
Some phones have different letters to others, that's what you get using most phones, but some are different.
and mines sitting right next to me at the moment.
And if they scan the IT dept, they will find some good collections :-) (A few gig on an iTunes library for one of my friends)
> PPS: does anybody know what the file /iNode12022737 is for? I keep seeing files like that in the root dir...
That looks like an orphaned file, where there is still a file associated with an inode, but no file name associated with it.
What do you expect (OK, Other then then PHKL)
Holy shit, you got CLOSE...
I liked that one so much I made it my /. sig...
It's just sorenson that sucks (Unless you pay $$$ for a good encoder...),
Standards, don't you love them, there's so many to choose from!
Oh PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!!!
Codewarrior is an overpriced copy of the GNU toolchain with an ide...
and it has an IBMGS tag on it... rather cute...
But it's actually a hard job with the consumers wanting the impossible ("It must be our RIGHT to have FREE UNLIMITED broadband") and the telco's & ISP's (unsurprisingly) unwilling to give it.
I don't work with Win2k, I can't trust it outside of a hardware firewall which is my situation admining WinNT4 due to idiot management (but a situation that should be fixed within a month), if they've improved it in NTFS5 so good for them, I don't use it on the server side at the moment, so I don't know.
While I do prefer Linux, all of my present consulting jobs are administering various windows clients & servers.
Ahh, I've run KDE 2 on a 486 DX4 100 before (32 ram), it's not as painful as Windows 2000 on a P200 (64 ram)