I know this is off topic but I was looking to buy a printer the other day and went to tons of websites to find one with Postscript since I know that works best with Linux/Unix. It was hard to find a cheap (under $1000) printer with Postscript. Suggestings?
Oh great, I'm looking forward to that. ***!!!Error you are using the standard libary!!!!*** Switch to the much better Win32 API or we'll tell your boss you are using something portable.
Who outside the US would use a service with such a USA-centric name? I mean AOL Canada, AOL Europe, etc. I would think the name alone would turn off most non-Americans. Not because of anti-Bush or anything just because it *sounds* like you'll get tech support 9-5 EST, in English only, etc.
Maybe they are building cool Linux clusters but they can't be that smart. They have their mail addresses just sitting here on the site for spammers to harvest!
If I want to search thru my mail I use my mail program. If I want an old document I'll know what directory its in. I hardly need every file on my machine in some giant database!
Something many people don't think about... There is a themostat on the hot watter tank. Why would you want it hotter than you can touch! If you find the hotwater that comes out for your taps too hot turn down the heater.
Do the electric companies really hate it. Maybe someday they won't need their own generatators and will just run transmission. Then they can be like banks who just play the spread. At a bank they lend out money and a way higher rate than they pay on savings accounts. Seems a like a sweet deal of the electric companies.
Poor Al. He gets teased about than a has the election stolen. On the Internet he said:
"During my service in the United States Congress, I took the initiative in creating the Internet."
First, he didn't say "invent" and second its he did help its creation. Vincent Cert said:
"The Internet would not be where it is in the United States without the strong support given to it and related research areas by the Vice President in his current role and in his earlier role as Senator."
The nice thing about PGP/GPG is that it is decentralized! You don't need to obtain a "certificate" from any big-bad central authority. But now this move centralizes things - yuck. If you want to send PGP mail to/from a friend, just mail public keys to each other.
Thanks, I got it working for Windows. Here's what I did:
- Downloaded GPG for Windows and unziped in c:\Program Files\gpg - Used regedit to set HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\GNU\PGP\HomeDir to c:\docs\keys - Imported my PGP settings:
cd:\Program Files\gpg
gpg --import < "c:\docs\PGP Keyrings\pubring.pkr"
gpg --import < "c:\docs\PGP Keyrings\secring.skr" - Download Enigmail to c:\temporary - Installed with Thunderbird's Tools - Extensions - Restart Thunderbird - Back at Tools - Extensions set the path to gpg.exe - Send a test mail to myself - Sent a test mail to a friend
I Googled a bit but could not find the answer to this. I just want to send encrypted mail to/from my friends. I see the place to import a PKCS#12 file in Thunderbird. So how do I make that kind of file without signing up for a cert. I want a self-signed cert. Anybody have a recipe? TIA.
Yes, I can understand & be sympathetic. There are tons of people (most) who make different choices than me. Some choices by other people affect me more than others. If, say, somebody wants to wear some clothes I thing are ugly - that's fine with me - it doesn't cost me anything. I am not crazy about so much of my tax money going towards freeways but I guess I can live with it.
Yes, that was my first thought too. He's an early user because he works for the company. Who else would keep track of the positive press they have received!
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I know this is off topic but I was looking to buy a printer the other day and went to tons of websites to find one with Postscript since I know that works best with Linux/Unix. It was hard to find a cheap (under $1000) printer with Postscript. Suggestings?
So what should write permission mean. That you can only write the file down to 5 bytes in size? But no less?!
Our tax dollars at work.
How about a new approach.
Anybody still running Apache1 on Windows is nuts.
Apache2 works way better on Windows.
Didn't a metric vs. USA measure cause a rocket to crash? Maybe a few more boo-boos like that and we'll see the light.
So its only ten years behind the best platform.
Not too bad.
Oh great, I'm looking forward to that.
***!!!Error you are using the standard libary!!!!***
Switch to the much better Win32 API or we'll tell your boss you are using something portable.
Who outside the US would use a service with such a USA-centric name? I mean AOL Canada, AOL Europe, etc. I would think the name alone would turn off most non-Americans. Not because of anti-Bush or anything just because it *sounds* like you'll get tech support 9-5 EST, in English only, etc.
I'm waiting for a Parrot chip.
Now that would be exciting.
Maybe they are building cool Linux clusters but they can't be that smart. They have their mail addresses just sitting here on the site for spammers to harvest!
If I want to search thru my mail I use my mail program. If I want an old document I'll know what directory its in. I hardly need every file on my machine in some giant database!
Something many people don't think about...
There is a themostat on the hot watter tank.
Why would you want it hotter than you can touch!
If you find the hotwater that comes out for your
taps too hot turn down the heater.
Do the electric companies really hate it.
Maybe someday they won't need their own generatators
and will just run transmission. Then they can be like banks who just play the spread. At a bank they lend out money and a way higher rate than they pay on savings accounts. Seems a like a sweet deal of the electric companies.
First, he didn't say "invent" and second its he did help its creation.
Vincent Cert said:
I wonder how it works.
Of course, it looks up the string as you enter a letter but beyond that I wonder.
Javascript with search back end?
Looks like rsync over NFS is one of the ways to download it. Pretty cool.
... just use fake PGP
The nice thing about PGP/GPG is that it is decentralized! You don't need to obtain a "certificate" from any big-bad central authority.
But now this move centralizes things - yuck.
If you want to send PGP mail to/from a friend,
just mail public keys to each other.
Thanks, I got it working for Windows.
:\Program Files\gpg
Here's what I did:
- Downloaded GPG for Windows and unziped in c:\Program Files\gpg
- Used regedit to set HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\GNU\PGP\HomeDir to c:\docs\keys
- Imported my PGP settings:
cd
gpg --import < "c:\docs\PGP Keyrings\pubring.pkr"
gpg --import < "c:\docs\PGP Keyrings\secring.skr"
- Download Enigmail to c:\temporary
- Installed with Thunderbird's Tools - Extensions
- Restart Thunderbird
- Back at Tools - Extensions set the path to gpg.exe
- Send a test mail to myself
- Sent a test mail to a friend
I Googled a bit but could not find the answer to this. I just want to send encrypted mail to/from my friends. I see the place to import a PKCS#12 file in Thunderbird. So how do I make that kind of file without signing up for a cert. I want a self-signed cert. Anybody have a recipe? TIA.
Yes, I can understand & be sympathetic. There are tons of people (most) who make different choices than me. Some choices by other people affect me more than others. If, say, somebody wants to wear some clothes I thing are ugly - that's fine with me - it doesn't cost me anything. I am not crazy about so much of my tax money going towards freeways but I guess I can live with it.
Actually, yeah. I could afford a big house in the suburbs but I selected a smaller house in the city for about the same price.
Why not have your program use up all available memory on the machine? Because small elegant (bloat-free) programs are nicer.
Yes, that was my first thought too. He's an early user because he works for the company. Who else would keep track of the positive press they have received!