Today I scored a used IBM SurePOS 500 (the 531 model, which seems to be a 400mhz K6 system with 128 megs RAM, from what I'm reading on the net) from a friend...
... Cool! Might want to add some RAM, though: <http://www.memoryx.net/ibmsu531me.html> Max memory for the SurePOS is 512MB. ... I wonder. Maybe SLED (Suse...
... Heh, and heavily editing, leaving out the nice things he said. (Hopefully, you know I'm being light hearted here.) ... Well, it's Chris Smart, who writes...
... Hash: SHA1 ... Am I the only one who cracked up at seeing a machine called a sure "POS"? :) - -- G. Stewart - grs.ygroups@... Reporter (to Mahatma...
On Thu, 05 Nov 2009 05:59:17 -0000 ... Yet, at the same time you seem to report more "bad" about Ubuntu. Before there's a huge cry of me being a Ubuntu...
... I think Thad does have a bit of a hard on for Unbuntu problems <just poking fun at ya Thad> but that doesn't change the veracity of what he posts about it....
... That's simply because there is more news about Ubuntu on the 'Net than everything else combined. Seriously. By "the 'Net" I'm referring to Usenets...
... I think that every time I see one in the wild... and every time I see one that doesn't work right... which is quite often. MATT: You should have little...
... I haven't had any of the new problems. I did a fresh install with my /home partition intact. The new 9.10 did fix my printer problems I was having with usb...
I have been using Ubuntu since 7.0 using 9.04 on my main computer and also on a Toshia 5 year old laptop. waiting till 9.10 shakes out most of the bugs before...
... From: "Godwin Stewart" <grs.ygroups@...> To: <linux@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Thursday, November 05, 2009 5:05 AM Subject: Re: [linux] Another new toy...
... *I* thought he was commenting on the quality, actually. :) -- Scott Robbins PGP keyID EB3467D6 ( 1B48 077D 66F6 9DB0 FDC2 A409 FA54 EB34 67D6 ) gpg...
Here's a neat overview of NiLFS and exofs that was mentioned on LWN today... NiLFS is a log structured filesystem that has been mainlined in 2.6.30-rc1...
This is not a typo: " The first multi-button application mouse designed for the world's " leading open-source office productivity suite. With a revolutionary "...
... I thought this was a left over April Fool's gag but even Engadget has it listed, though I can't find anything on it other than the site you listed... But...
... I looked long and hard at that page and the (6-NOV-2009 (today)) Press Release and didn't see anything that appeared to be a hoax. What is troublesome is...
No, this is not off-topic. So, who's Matthias Ettrich? See his wakeup call for KDE from October 1996 here: <http://www.kde.org/announcements/announcement.php> ...
... Man, that sucks. OTOH, I do notice the last entry for me is from June 30th, and I've certainly searched since then. It appears this only links to your ...
On Thursday 05 November 2009 09:22:19 J wrote: <snip> ... Thanks for the links Jeff, I had some of it but had not gotten around to tracking down everything. I...
... I just downloaded BackTrack 4 and noticed that the devs switched the distro to some Ubuntu derivative. Kind of an odd choice since most security tools...
I have a 10 blade cluster of just hardware - I can install what I want, how I want. What options are there if I wanted to build the 10 blades as one large...
Scott Ehrlich
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Nov 7, 2009 2:37 pm
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... Hash: SHA1 ... I'm a pretty public person. I use my own real name, my name, address and phone number are a matter of public record (whois databases, ...
... That's if you use it the way they intended. Mouse over a hit link, and the site's address is shown. But, copy and paste into the address bar ..... tad-da!...
... Good thought! Yes, accessing BIOS is no problem. I did find one setting that was definitely wrong, disk mode was set to "DOS" while the BIOS explicitly ...
For your free PDF copy, go to <http://www.opensourc3.org/> Table of Contents (any typos here are mine; couldn't copy'n'paste): CLOUD BURSTING Cloud bursting is...
Article here: <http://lwn.net/Articles/357658/> This (from the article) explains a lot: " There are about 30 engineers working on Google's kernel. Currently "...
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