more then likely the stock kernel with mandrake didnt have ext3 support built in, run mandrake and rebuild a kernel with ext3 support and im certain you wont have any problems
well to start with the broad band adapter is indeed a 10/100 ethernet card. its no longer avilable except on auction sites where it goes for quite a bit. you can only use one at a time, but if your willing to put up with a bit slower connection you can still firewall with one ethernet card, its just not recommended.
i cant seem to find the link but there is a page out there on building a hard drive adapter or your own ethernet adapter to work with the dreamcast
umm, there are competitions for computers that play soccer, i dont know if to you thats football or american football, but im talking about american soccer, its very very intresting and is done world wide.
likewise, a computer only does what you tell it to. tell it what you want. dont sit there and complain
so what happens when i decide to set up a proxy that only charges.25 cents a page? i could then work it like an insurance agency and invest half while telling the websites that the money is on the way, i could then quad my money day trading and then pay off the bill of all my users;)
allthough the common american i dont think would like the idea of being controlled by a 'machine' i think most americans would forget the fact that it's all based on everyone elses opinion. other then that i cant think of anything
please some of the people all the time... blah blah
perhaps devolping your own set of in house icons would be the way to go? that way you know exactly what they mean and you can easily train someone else in on them since you designed them you are the most familiar with them?
i being a tax paying computer using civilian in the us i could see a use for a more computer-ized governemnt.
take for instance a state law that might get passed. you want to let your representivitve know how you feel about a certain subject. so you write him letters and send him email and corrospond with him. great. then you find out in the news papers that he's decided to vote for the opposite when he told you something completly else.
what i am trying to get at here is lets say they want to pass parking tickets on red cars only for the state of georgia... so people of smalltown georgia log on to their local representives page and enter in a an internet uid and password which were assigned at the latest voter registration or came in the mail. they then vote how they feal on the issue and include a comment. likewise, all the representives would do the same to the state. now then the small town people of georgia feal more involved and can see the results much quicker. think of this for the national election. people could log on securely and vote. people with out computers could go to librarys since most are equiped with computers. and all though a paper trail would be nice for such things as we saw in the last election paper or not if someone wants to buy the election they will.
but there are other advantages... say you want to move somewhere, you could go to their local page and see how the town votes and feels on certain subjects and see if you fit in that area
perhaps this is all a pipe dream, but i think it would be wonderfull to see
well, i have mod points, and decided to reply instead of modding you down;)
not all linux distributions are full of graphical configuration tools. i run slackware and other then the install and liloconfig (which i dont use)and netconfig (again i dont use) there isnt any other graphical configuration apps for it
if you take redhat or mandrake home and expect to be a unix admin then i'd have to say that your nuts!
first off, when i do find out were your trying to put this cameras in use, i will put on my $5 face mask and break as many of your cameras as i can.
secondly, cd burning silo's. im not familar with who makes them, but they do exist. your looking at 129 cd's a day so your looking at around $75 MAX to store all your data on cd-r.
this wasnt quite what i was thinking of but it might do the trick for you http://www.products.storage.hp.com/eprise/main/sto rage/DisplayPages/supplies.htm?DataPage=2200mx-juk ebox
however the cost for storage is way up from using plane cd's
i dont argue with you, a commercial grade machine would certainly make it easier. in middle school we tiled the schools property with fairly little supervision from teachers.. it didnt take long as we had a flat area and the ground was dry, so obviously making sure you have optimal conditions is a good idea.
i wasnt talking about using dsl, i was talking about using a dryline, previous articles were run on/. about using dryline copper to connect two computers at a high rate of speed
oh goodnedss, my bad... i beleive its 100m, 300ft. but could be wrong on that
in either case, repeaters for catv would be easier to setup, you'd just have the pvc connect up to a box that could hold the repeater, power ofcourse would then come through with the catv
in a more seriousness, you could easily get donated cat5 as well as pvc, rent a trencher, and go for it, if there is a strait shot road you could do it in a few weeks easily, if you did only a mile a day you would make it pretty far.
but in another aspect, when a local elementry school went fibre optic, the armed forces came in and did it for the experience. perhaps this is something you can look in to?
and in a much more uprofesional method, whats the range on dry lines?
Fermi, located right on the edge of Batavia Illinois (kirk rd aka killer kirk) has been running linux for some time, thats were my father first ran into the setup eons ago, i remember sitting down with my dad at a young age watching him trying to get x to work on his machine...
my dad also complained about low pay..
did you see trap floors in any of the nice centers? i can tell you now there is usualy lazer tag stuff and rc cars and all kinds of goodies:)
I just spent last night compiling X 3.3.6 for my DC, the only problems i had burning bootable cd's was not being patient and thinking my burner had reset itself and forcing it open with 'eject'
i plan to setup nfs so i can mount up user space, no more reburning cd after cd, i did manage to make my cd read cd-rw's, email me if you would like to know
i plan on giving licq and xchat a shot on cross compiling, but this could be nasty... unless licq has a gtk plugin? which i think it does now... i dont want to spend umpteen hours cross compiling qt...
i will send binaries with all dependencies included to the respective sites if i get any of it to work... so far the cd has worked like a dream for me...
oh also, i plan on eventualy making a dc-quake-howto... basicaly howto pop in a cd with enough standalone linux to run quake... this has many possibilities for other linux games that you can now pass onto your windows friends who own a dc
Slashdot Mirror
samba.org has the howto
why dont you guys post something new? something informative?
its not just email hosting, its considerd a shell account (no eggs) but you do have access to bitchx as a bonus
so far i havent had any problems with it, its pop3
i can send and receive using my domain name for about $15 a month
more then likely the stock kernel with mandrake didnt have ext3 support built in, run mandrake and rebuild a kernel with ext3 support and im certain you wont have any problems
i cant seem to find the link but there is a page out there on building a hard drive adapter or your own ethernet adapter to work with the dreamcast
good luck!
likewise, a computer only does what you tell it to. tell it what you want. dont sit there and complain
its not weird
its so users dont get sent to goatse.cx if they click on a link in a daze
the only gui's it comes with is liloconfig and netconfig i think, and those havent changed in a looong time
so what happens when i decide to set up a proxy that only charges .25 cents a page? i could then work it like an insurance agency and invest half while telling the websites that the money is on the way, i could then quad my money day trading and then pay off the bill of all my users ;)
actualy, i realy like this...
allthough the common american i dont think would like the idea of being controlled by a 'machine' i think most americans would forget the fact that it's all based on everyone elses opinion. other then that i cant think of anything
please some of the people all the time... blah blah
perhaps devolping your own set of in house icons would be the way to go? that way you know exactly what they mean and you can easily train someone else in on them since you designed them you are the most familiar with them?
*shrug*
take for instance a state law that might get passed. you want to let your representivitve know how you feel about a certain subject. so you write him letters and send him email and corrospond with him. great. then you find out in the news papers that he's decided to vote for the opposite when he told you something completly else.
what i am trying to get at here is lets say they want to pass parking tickets on red cars only for the state of georgia... so people of smalltown georgia log on to their local representives page and enter in a an internet uid and password which were assigned at the latest voter registration or came in the mail. they then vote how they feal on the issue and include a comment. likewise, all the representives would do the same to the state. now then the small town people of georgia feal more involved and can see the results much quicker. think of this for the national election. people could log on securely and vote. people with out computers could go to librarys since most are equiped with computers. and all though a paper trail would be nice for such things as we saw in the last election paper or not if someone wants to buy the election they will.
but there are other advantages... say you want to move somewhere, you could go to their local page and see how the town votes and feels on certain subjects and see if you fit in that area
perhaps this is all a pipe dream, but i think it would be wonderfull to see
the aol/gateway deal has been hacked
U lt raBoard.pl?Action=ShowBoard&Board=aolgw&Idle=&Sort =&Order=&Session=
and you can find instructions in the forums on linux-hacker.com
more specificaly
http://www.linux-hacker.net/cgi-bin/UltraBoard/
well, i have mod points, and decided to reply instead of modding you down ;)
not all linux distributions are full of graphical configuration tools. i run slackware and other then the install and liloconfig (which i dont use)and netconfig (again i dont use) there isnt any other graphical configuration apps for it
if you take redhat or mandrake home and expect to be a unix admin then i'd have to say that your nuts!
i forgot to mention one thing in my previous posts...
:)
quake lives on!
only five video games, and quake one is one of them. what does that tell you?
quake rules
according to the article it runs on mac's as well as pc's. and by pc's i assume it would mean x86
slight problem, its not plain text, html or xml
look back
first off, when i do find out were your trying to put this cameras in use, i will put on my $5 face mask and break as many of your cameras as i can.
o rage/DisplayPages/supplies.htm?DataPage=2200mx-juk ebox
secondly, cd burning silo's. im not familar with who makes them, but they do exist. your looking at 129 cd's a day so your looking at around $75 MAX to store all your data on cd-r.
this wasnt quite what i was thinking of but it might do the trick for you http://www.products.storage.hp.com/eprise/main/st
however the cost for storage is way up from using plane cd's
well considering the brains of the riaa...
:)
filter out *.riaa.*
i dont argue with you, a commercial grade machine would certainly make it easier. in middle school we tiled the schools property with fairly little supervision from teachers.. it didnt take long as we had a flat area and the ground was dry, so obviously making sure you have optimal conditions is a good idea.
i wasnt talking about using dsl, i was talking about using a dryline, previous articles were run on /. about using dryline copper to connect two computers at a high rate of speed
oh goodnedss, my bad... i beleive its 100m, 300ft. but could be wrong on that
in either case, repeaters for catv would be easier to setup, you'd just have the pvc connect up to a box that could hold the repeater, power ofcourse would then come through with the catv
in a more seriousness, you could easily get donated cat5 as well as pvc, rent a trencher, and go for it, if there is a strait shot road you could do it in a few weeks easily, if you did only a mile a day you would make it pretty far.
but in another aspect, when a local elementry school went fibre optic, the armed forces came in and did it for the experience. perhaps this is something you can look in to?
and in a much more uprofesional method, whats the range on dry lines?
my dad also complained about low pay..
did you see trap floors in any of the nice centers? i can tell you now there is usualy lazer tag stuff and rc cars and all kinds of goodies
least there was in the building my dad was in...
i plan to setup nfs so i can mount up user space, no more reburning cd after cd, i did manage to make my cd read cd-rw's, email me if you would like to know
i plan on giving licq and xchat a shot on cross compiling, but this could be nasty... unless licq has a gtk plugin? which i think it does now... i dont want to spend umpteen hours cross compiling qt...
i will send binaries with all dependencies included to the respective sites if i get any of it to work... so far the cd has worked like a dream for me...
oh also, i plan on eventualy making a dc-quake-howto... basicaly howto pop in a cd with enough standalone linux to run quake... this has many possibilities for other linux games that you can now pass onto your windows friends who own a dc