I tried the gcc3 version of the plugin. When I browse to a site with a java applet. Mozilla just disappears off the desktop. hehehe.
Flash installs just fine. Untils I close Mozilla, then reopen it. The plug-in installation disappears from the Installed plug-ins web page in Mozilla.
No flash then.
Does anyone know where to get the nightly builds with AA fonts support compiled in?
For Redhat 9.
It would take 50 years for my system to compile from source.
Has anyone gotten any of the plugins for Mozilla to work at all with Linux kernel 2.6.0x?
I have posted bugs and such, with no response.
Flash and java plugins don't work. It would seem that I'm the only one.
I remember in high school, we used Turbo Pascal for programming. It was great environment to program small stuff in.
It was great for teaching purposes. c is ok, but c++ is way to complicated for students first look at logic programming.
Does anyone remember the windows.pas library? It was a really nice interface for having windows in your applications.
Simple was the key back then. Now, it's 1gig of ram for the "hello world" program. 8*(
Tube sound is different than solid state sound. I have a old Dynaco ST 70. Blow the shit out of anything solid state.
If you do not believe me. Check out the newsgroup
rec.audio.tubes. Also, tube amps just report the distortion figures correctly. Not like the Future Shop garbage of today.
I've heard that PeopleSoft will be the next big guy to run their products under the Linux environment.
Better development platform to make changes to their product.
Can anyone confirm?
It's getting very sad. People can not identify a problem and bring it out in the open. People are scare shitless to speak of any problem for fear of being destroyed.
Why can't people just come forth and tell the party involved that they have discovered a problem with the software.
This guy knows about a problem, yet most likely will not tell anyone. The problem will exist forever. This is why the world does not better itself. Problems only exist because they are fostered and promoted.
This is another example of FEAR.
Sad... Very Sad....
I would have to agree with the statement that Garmin make the best GPS units. I purchased one about 6 years ago. It was the Garmin gps 35
http://www.garmin.com/products/gps35/
I installed a desktop computer in the trunk of my vehicle running off a power inverter. Touch screen lcd. It's mint.
For the Canadian Map, I use Microsoft Streets and Trips 2003.
I'm sure that the Garmin iQue 3600 will be a great product to professional people on the run. But I would rather have a full setup in my vehilce than something which is limit by it's portability.
It nice to see technology moving forward. 8-5 years ago, people laughed at me when I was trying to have full size computer in my vehicle.
Now I laugh at them. I have sent Garmin a thank you letter. After the number of hours which I have used the GPS35. I have never had a problem. Not one. It's been sitting on my dash in full sunlight forever. It retains the backup informaion of satellite locations without failure.
Fuck'n quality that you do not see anymore.
Thank you Garmin.
Go to the Datalux website. They make real lcd panels that have a proper enclosure.
You have to worry about the brightness of the display. Something around 1200nits. Or you will not be able to view it with sunshine.
Here is my setup:
Hardware:
Pentium II 400mhz
256megs of ram
80gig HD
Voodoo 3 pci video card.
Creative Labs DVD accel. video card
Kworld USB TV Tuner with custom wired antenna.
DVD 16x drive.
802.11b wireless USB card. Installed on back dash.
Garmin GPS serial sensor. Mint!!! Looks like a mouse.
Datalux 10" touch screen off ebay. With full 360 hardware mounting clamp.
USB, serial, etc cables 10 feet up to the front dash of the car.
SB Live into Alpine 7959 tape deck.
Canadian Tire power inverter. Cheap, Cheap!
Software:
Windows 2000
Power DVD
Holleywood DVD player
CDEX mp3 ripper.
Microsoft Streets and Trips 2003
Microsoft Map Point 2002
Winamp v3.0. Love the backgroud displays.
Mame v.62
Doom
Shareware virtual keyboard with speech. For keyboard input. Great software.
Voice notification for maps and gps.
Putting the system together was some time. Not a lot, but the system is a full Windows system. It blows the shit out of anything on the market.
It nice to connect to my mp3 server in my house. I download new mp3's or backup some mp3 which I ripped from the car.
I can also connect to my main system which runs Linux and the apache server. Backup data and anything else.
The environment:
The system has been installed in my car for two years. Previous laptop was installed for 5 years. NOT ONE FAILURE. I can not believe it. Nothing has gone wrong. I live in Canada, so I can expect the temperature range of -30oc to +35oc. I would of thought that the dew would get to the componets. Nope, no problem.
I also have the power to change anything I like. Other commericial systems you are locked into their operating system and software. With a regular computer. You have the freedom to do anything you want.
The hardest thing, is the LCD display. It's also the most costly. If you look on ebay, you can find something cheap. I paid $200US for mine.
You can put together some really cheap......
My brother worked for IBM in one of their plants. They would make just about anything if there was money involved. I was very surprised that even some vehicle equipment sensor and equipment were being made on the assembly line.
It was very impressive.
There are commerial products which run under windows. I used it to write a small rexx script for the mainframe. Tested it out with a piece of small data downloaded from the mainframe.
When it worked, the logic. I U/L up to the mainframe and change a couple of things.
It works great and parses an output file to a readable report.
I really liked REXX. Great for taking raw data, and producing reports. Like COBOL.
I even think there is some freeware REXX program for Windows environment. Do a search on Google.
Here is the link to the linux drivers for the x10 camera.
Linux Drivers for the X10 Camera
I even have the stream of the camera as a java applet so people can see the output from their browser. I had the x10 scripts going so everyone from the Internet could turn off and on the camera at will. I had trouble getting sleep at night. The relay would keep clicking off and on!
I should let the Misterhouse team know. I wish I could get more people testing the driver.
I'm sure at this very moment. There about a million of your smartcard running around the world.
What a great scan of your card.
If I were you, I would take the graphic image off your site.
UPS would be a great environment to test out the latest and greatest in Wearable Computer stuff.
Feedback from the employees would help the development of the technology.
I have been fighting with Canada Post and the U.S. for a insured package that was in a thousand pieces.
Both say it's the other guy that should pay.
The insurance coverage was for $525.00U.S.
They keep telling me that they are backlogged.
Three years.... They inquirying if I have the claim number and the paper work.
I just respond that I made photocopies of the originals.
They always respond, "oh.."
Try Netjuke.
Has random playlists
The best metadata support.
Support all audio formats
Recursive searching with internet title searching.
web based interface. Sorry no command line
Mysql, apache and php.
It's on Sourceforge.net. Do a search for Netjuke.
I use apache with php on my mp3 server. It has wireless lan and I can stream music to any computer in my house with a web interface.
Searches for an new mp3 files and automatically setups the title information with artist and genre.
It runs with mysql as the backend database.
Everyone should check it out. It's amazing. I would not suggest it, if it sucked.
It's on sourceforge.net and the name of it is Netjuke.
Everyone is talking about IT positions. The real story will be the full time positions that are offered in the workforce. Just about all of the full time positions will be part-time related with no benifits.
Companies just want to hire someone to complete a task and pay them. Forget about anything elese. Guess what.... The wages will also decline to a point of low wage earners.
Gen-X's are going to get really screwed. It's really based on the amount of activity in the market place. Which at this point of time, based on previous history. Is at an all time low.
When is the last time anyone has seen a nation wide project?
I'm not counting the War in Iraq.
192khz sampling and compression do not fit together.
The Hi-Fi people already hate mp3 and other such compressed formats.
The last thing they want to see is a 24bit/192khz sample compressed to shit.
Its already a very heated discussion with hi-fi people. Now this is just gasoline to the fire.
Really???!!! Well I can build a tube amp with just some resisters and caps. It will not look like a million dollars.
It will blow the shit out of your low, middle and some high end gear.
I have an original Dynaco ST tube amp. It will make your $50000.00 sound like something which was purchased at Future Shop.
Good design will always win. Not expensive sperm filled caps.
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What is the name of the open source program to shrink the dvd onto one dvd-r? Can not find it anywhere.
I tried the gcc3 version of the plugin. When I browse to a site with a java applet. Mozilla just disappears off the desktop. hehehe. Flash installs just fine. Untils I close Mozilla, then reopen it. The plug-in installation disappears from the Installed plug-ins web page in Mozilla. No flash then.
Does anyone know where to get the nightly builds with AA fonts support compiled in? For Redhat 9. It would take 50 years for my system to compile from source.
Has anyone gotten any of the plugins for Mozilla to work at all with Linux kernel 2.6.0x? I have posted bugs and such, with no response. Flash and java plugins don't work. It would seem that I'm the only one.
I forgot the other requirements. A Nvidia FX agp video card with 128megs of ram for the "Hello world" programs of today.
I remember in high school, we used Turbo Pascal for programming. It was great environment to program small stuff in. It was great for teaching purposes. c is ok, but c++ is way to complicated for students first look at logic programming. Does anyone remember the windows.pas library? It was a really nice interface for having windows in your applications. Simple was the key back then. Now, it's 1gig of ram for the "hello world" program. 8*(
Tube sound is different than solid state sound. I have a old Dynaco ST 70. Blow the shit out of anything solid state. If you do not believe me. Check out the newsgroup rec.audio.tubes. Also, tube amps just report the distortion figures correctly. Not like the Future Shop garbage of today.
I've heard that PeopleSoft will be the next big guy to run their products under the Linux environment. Better development platform to make changes to their product. Can anyone confirm?
I am sure SCO hears the dinner bell. Thats funny..... I had a good laugh...
It's getting very sad. People can not identify a problem and bring it out in the open. People are scare shitless to speak of any problem for fear of being destroyed. Why can't people just come forth and tell the party involved that they have discovered a problem with the software. This guy knows about a problem, yet most likely will not tell anyone. The problem will exist forever. This is why the world does not better itself. Problems only exist because they are fostered and promoted. This is another example of FEAR. Sad... Very Sad....
I would have to agree with the statement that Garmin make the best GPS units. I purchased one about 6 years ago. It was the Garmin gps 35 http://www.garmin.com/products/gps35/ I installed a desktop computer in the trunk of my vehicle running off a power inverter. Touch screen lcd. It's mint. For the Canadian Map, I use Microsoft Streets and Trips 2003. I'm sure that the Garmin iQue 3600 will be a great product to professional people on the run. But I would rather have a full setup in my vehilce than something which is limit by it's portability. It nice to see technology moving forward. 8-5 years ago, people laughed at me when I was trying to have full size computer in my vehicle. Now I laugh at them. I have sent Garmin a thank you letter. After the number of hours which I have used the GPS35. I have never had a problem. Not one. It's been sitting on my dash in full sunlight forever. It retains the backup informaion of satellite locations without failure. Fuck'n quality that you do not see anymore. Thank you Garmin.
Go to the Datalux website. They make real lcd panels that have a proper enclosure. You have to worry about the brightness of the display. Something around 1200nits. Or you will not be able to view it with sunshine.
Here is my setup: Hardware: Pentium II 400mhz 256megs of ram 80gig HD Voodoo 3 pci video card. Creative Labs DVD accel. video card Kworld USB TV Tuner with custom wired antenna. DVD 16x drive. 802.11b wireless USB card. Installed on back dash. Garmin GPS serial sensor. Mint!!! Looks like a mouse. Datalux 10" touch screen off ebay. With full 360 hardware mounting clamp. USB, serial, etc cables 10 feet up to the front dash of the car. SB Live into Alpine 7959 tape deck. Canadian Tire power inverter. Cheap, Cheap! Software: Windows 2000 Power DVD Holleywood DVD player CDEX mp3 ripper. Microsoft Streets and Trips 2003 Microsoft Map Point 2002 Winamp v3.0. Love the backgroud displays. Mame v.62 Doom Shareware virtual keyboard with speech. For keyboard input. Great software. Voice notification for maps and gps. Putting the system together was some time. Not a lot, but the system is a full Windows system. It blows the shit out of anything on the market. It nice to connect to my mp3 server in my house. I download new mp3's or backup some mp3 which I ripped from the car. I can also connect to my main system which runs Linux and the apache server. Backup data and anything else. The environment: The system has been installed in my car for two years. Previous laptop was installed for 5 years. NOT ONE FAILURE. I can not believe it. Nothing has gone wrong. I live in Canada, so I can expect the temperature range of -30oc to +35oc. I would of thought that the dew would get to the componets. Nope, no problem. I also have the power to change anything I like. Other commericial systems you are locked into their operating system and software. With a regular computer. You have the freedom to do anything you want. The hardest thing, is the LCD display. It's also the most costly. If you look on ebay, you can find something cheap. I paid $200US for mine. You can put together some really cheap......
My brother worked for IBM in one of their plants. They would make just about anything if there was money involved. I was very surprised that even some vehicle equipment sensor and equipment were being made on the assembly line. It was very impressive.
There are commerial products which run under windows. I used it to write a small rexx script for the mainframe. Tested it out with a piece of small data downloaded from the mainframe. When it worked, the logic. I U/L up to the mainframe and change a couple of things. It works great and parses an output file to a readable report. I really liked REXX. Great for taking raw data, and producing reports. Like COBOL. I even think there is some freeware REXX program for Windows environment. Do a search on Google.
Here is the link to the linux drivers for the x10 camera. Linux Drivers for the X10 Camera I even have the stream of the camera as a java applet so people can see the output from their browser. I had the x10 scripts going so everyone from the Internet could turn off and on the camera at will. I had trouble getting sleep at night. The relay would keep clicking off and on! I should let the Misterhouse team know. I wish I could get more people testing the driver.
Here is the link to the linux drivers for the x10 camera. X10 Camera under Linux Drivers I should let the Misterhouse team know.
I'm sure at this very moment. There about a million of your smartcard running around the world. What a great scan of your card. If I were you, I would take the graphic image off your site.
UPS would be a great environment to test out the latest and greatest in Wearable Computer stuff. Feedback from the employees would help the development of the technology.
I have been fighting with Canada Post and the U.S. for a insured package that was in a thousand pieces. Both say it's the other guy that should pay. The insurance coverage was for $525.00U.S. They keep telling me that they are backlogged. Three years.... They inquirying if I have the claim number and the paper work. I just respond that I made photocopies of the originals. They always respond, "oh.."
Try Netjuke. Has random playlists The best metadata support. Support all audio formats Recursive searching with internet title searching. web based interface. Sorry no command line Mysql, apache and php. It's on Sourceforge.net. Do a search for Netjuke.
I use apache with php on my mp3 server. It has wireless lan and I can stream music to any computer in my house with a web interface. Searches for an new mp3 files and automatically setups the title information with artist and genre. It runs with mysql as the backend database. Everyone should check it out. It's amazing. I would not suggest it, if it sucked. It's on sourceforge.net and the name of it is Netjuke.
Everyone is talking about IT positions. The real story will be the full time positions that are offered in the workforce. Just about all of the full time positions will be part-time related with no benifits. Companies just want to hire someone to complete a task and pay them. Forget about anything elese. Guess what.... The wages will also decline to a point of low wage earners. Gen-X's are going to get really screwed. It's really based on the amount of activity in the market place. Which at this point of time, based on previous history. Is at an all time low. When is the last time anyone has seen a nation wide project? I'm not counting the War in Iraq.
192khz sampling and compression do not fit together. The Hi-Fi people already hate mp3 and other such compressed formats. The last thing they want to see is a 24bit/192khz sample compressed to shit. Its already a very heated discussion with hi-fi people. Now this is just gasoline to the fire.
Really???!!! Well I can build a tube amp with just some resisters and caps. It will not look like a million dollars. It will blow the shit out of your low, middle and some high end gear. I have an original Dynaco ST tube amp. It will make your $50000.00 sound like something which was purchased at Future Shop. Good design will always win. Not expensive sperm filled caps.