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boot, and so guests can't be given direct access to them. (I suppose the
architecture doesn't make this inherently impossible, but it's not
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presumably wouldn't have a (supported) package. I think you can also download
them yourself from the mplayer site.
My mplayer played the WMV at the URL posted by Dvir without problems. Can you
post a link to a file whose sound you can't play?
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(radeon) for anything under X1000 (i.e. X800 and below is OK). X1000 and
above are supported by the new/experimental radeonhd driver, but you don't
need a fast card anyway. zap.co.il shows the cheapest X300 cards at just
under 200 ILS.
The cheapest PCI-E nVidia cards are a little cheaper, bu
osing these kinds of limitations? I would
really like to know. It's a university, it has already decided to publish
these books online free as beer for all comers. What else is there but to let
people use the books in the most ef
ld or new, non-packaged versions will
normally also build.
There's also support for having many versions of different toolchain
(gcc/binutils/...) components installed (as well as JDKs, etc.) and you can
switch between them on system/user/shell levels. And ot
iously doubt that.
Can you even find jobs, today, where the skills required include "Python"?
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s project to go
> Open.
Hello,
By opening do you mean publishing the books online? Free of charge? Allowing
copying? Allowing modifications?
Has anything already been published in some other format? Can you provide a
link?
Tha
h smartmontools 5.37. So if
this helps try using a newer kernel or smartmontools.
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On Sunday 08 April 2007, Geoffrey S. Mendelson wrote:
> On Fri, Apr 06, 2007 at 11:53:45PM +0300, Dan Armak wrote:
> > On Friday 06 April 2007, Geoffrey S. Mendelson wrote:
> > > I have a philosophical question. With open source software how do you
> > > make sure that t
More importantly, why can't they get as much information by verifying the data
your app submits? After all, even with a duly certified and unmodified app
the user still controls the input. The app has no more knowledge than is
contained in its output. If I needed to mangle the input data
On Wednesday 04 April 2007, Shlomo Solomon wrote:
> I tried all these before my previous post. The /dev/sdc partitions are
> definitely not mounted.
Maybe something like dmraid or lvm is using sdc9 to build logical volumes?
Check with /proc/mdstat, pvs, etc.
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to make a
> change ASAP...
My initial reaction is that there are far too many unfriendly, high-profile
sites. What good is a blacklist that covers a big part of the Israeli
internet? Tens of percents, in my experience. (I count Flash-dependant sites
as unfriendly.)
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ven't kept track. Easiest just to ask...
Gentoo dev handbook, "becoming a developer":
http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/devrel/handbook/handbook.xml?part=1&chap=2
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not read a long message. And the
tiny textarea on the submission page doesn't inspire confidence that a long
message would be read. Maybe there's a better way to contact them, such as
email?
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asn't passed to protect an ethical right. (That's what the
'spiritual rights' part of the Israeli (and British etc) 'Authors' Rights'
law is for.) It was passed to enable an economic model based on a
distribution monopoly, because it was beneficial given the techn
7;s necessary,
it's not automatically evil (or automatically ethically acceptable), and it
certainly isn't theft - so please stop calling it that.
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ssume it is not really a crime?
What's enjoyment have to do with it? Enjoyment doesn't prove that something is
legal _or_ that it is ethical. The lack of others' suffering is what proves
the latter, and only the law books can prove the former.
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only the uploading party is violating copyright law,
so it's legal to download in that case.
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oving the copyright
laws isn't necessary to achieve this; we can even use them in the form of
viral copyleft.
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ed for the law to explicitly grant you these additional rights.
You can simply include them in every contract/license you enter. So why would
they be mentioned in the law? (I'm not saying they aren't; I've never heard
of them before and would like an explanation.)
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only the uploading party is violating copyright law,
so it's legal to download in that case.
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ilian disobedience - when is that allowed under Israeli law? Is
it only made valid retroactively when you win the consequent court case?
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not something a copyright holder can be
> allowed to do[1].
In other words, there'd be no copyright. If media/information of all kinds
were freely copyable, what would be left for copyright law to forbid?
I'm not saying I completely disagree here, but what you're asking for is to
: property and copyrightable
works have nothing to do with one another. First sale applies to property,
not to copyright. It allows you to resale, lend, lease and give away the
physical disc you bought. It doesn't allow you to copy the disc's contents
over p2p.
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Konsole" there is a session pane.
> You can configure Konsole to run what you want.
There's also a parameter 'konsole -ls' that starts a login shell.
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F
alue of rational arguments ;-)
However, if the only choice were between requiring FOSS and nothing at all
(proprietary software and formats), I would still have to choose the former,
even though it's unpleasant in itself. It's something over nothing.
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later on. So, fighting fire with fire,
simlpy because I don't trust my future government (not to mention other
nations') not to pass such laws.
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x27; will spend lots of time
compiling the same update for different machines.
> I don't know how to handle automatic security updates without compiling
> either.
No really automatic way to do this yet AFAIK. It's an often requested feature
and I remember people working on it rec
u want the cd to have and a
kernel .config file, and it makes you a nice ISO. (Disclaimer haven't tried
myself, but that's how it's supposed to work ;-)
So you could extract a Gentoo stage3 tarball (ie tarball with a base system
precompiled), chroot into it, and do the above.
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ule-init-tools and everything else needed for a 2.6-based system.
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t's hope the trend continues ;-)
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("this document was signed in front of me by so-
and-so. ") but IANAL...
Does the law hold the position that everything said or written is binding as
long as it can be proved to have been said/written? So that digital sigs
merely prove that I wrote the document in question? Or do they make it more
binding somehow?
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On Saturday 02 August 2003 4:13, Shaul Karl wrote:
> On Fri, Aug 01, 2003 at 11:30:25PM +0300, Dan Armak wrote:
> > Hi all,
>
>Hello,
>
> > 1. What we actually check when we look at someone's ID card/driver's
> > license/ passport/etc, is that he's
On Saturday 02 August 2003 0:29, Orna Agmon wrote:
> On Fri, 1 Aug 2003, Dan Armak wrote:
> > 2. For some reason, noone seems to use the option of adding a photo to
> > their gpg key. (Except for me that is :-) Why is that? Photos, printed
> > out along
>
> Have you tho
ercentage of signed
posts, many people begin filtering out all non-signed posts. (This happened
on the frost boards in Freenet.) Your unsigned message (fex to a m/l you're
not subscribed to, where you don't know the rules) might get ignored in this
way.
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Publi
it being uniqe.
> Bird house principle (? - SHOVACH YONIM).
Which is why you should always verify the fingerprint, which is much more
unique. The pub key ID is good only for specifying the key quickly when you
intend to veridy it later.
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nqueror,
> but don't know how.
In kcontrol, in the File Associations module (under KDE Components in kde cvs;
in kde 3.1.x it may be elsewhere), check the app loading order for text/html.
Make sure konqueror is first.
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d enough... how can it be?
Perhaps it's a matter of who was able to get to the summit, which afaik was in
the US? Travel isn't cheap, unless someone was paying for free tickets for
all kernel devs...
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On Sunday 13 July 2003 12:17, you wrote:
> talking abut this... how can I get your public key?
whoops - we had an infrastructure change and I forgot to update my .sig. It
should be dev.gentoo.org not cvs.gentoo.org.
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ered I couldn't attend the big
keysigning party. Turns out that registration was required and it closed a
week before the expo (!). So I'd not want to miss it again :-)
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On Tuesday 24 June 2003 13:30, Dan Armak wrote:
> It may be mild (in comparison to the harsher things he may have written),
> but it's definitely not an apology (which he owns us for publishing
> incorrect facts, not for a hostile opinion) and he doesn't take any of his
> wo
iated) press sometimes publishes about linux
(such as Scope's recent SCO comments). Ah well, making progress by small
steps...
This rant isn't by any means against hamakor and the people who helped reply
to the Captain (I did so too). It's just a rant about what we consider to b
On Thursday 19 June 2003 19:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 19, 2003 at 06:09:01PM +0300, Dan Armak wrote:
> > The Boycott SCO apge on pclinuxonline.com has an interesting suggestion:
> > "Linus, please deny SCO the right to the Linux trademark until they drop
>
ease deny SCO the right to the Linux trademark until they drop these
suits and agree in writing to never pursue them again against any Linux
vendor."
If Linus can do that, it'd be a good way to hurt SCO (without waiting for the
trial to begin).
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On Thursday 19 June 2003 16:47, Ely Levy wrote:
> see the ban SCO icons at www.pclinxonline.com (sign the petition;)
...should apparently be www.pclinuxonline.com.
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On Thursday 19 June 2003 16:47, Ely Levy wrote:
> see the ban SCO icons at www.pclinxonline.com (sign the petition;)
Hm, DNS lookup failure for that hostname...
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so I'll settle
for retraining the teachers for a new syllabus.
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gorithm notation practiced in school.
>
> If it were in english, they would probably notice sooner that it is
> just a mechanic transformation of Pascal ;-).
Yes, the general idea is a good one but the current implementation is quite
pointless... (And they make you write line number
arned after pascal iirc). It's taught
as an end and not as a tool.
Second, it is in Hebrew. This is purely IMHO, but programming in Hebrew
doesn't come naturally to me - I don't know how easy it is for native Hebrew
speakers. (I'm not a native English speaker either, so I&
ks like. We should
teach people about alternatives.
There remains of course the issue that a school has to teach students to use
some one app, which is then a case of them or us. In view of all the above
reasons, which stem from the basic fact that openoffice is a free program and
msoffice isn
On Sunday 08 June 2003 01:10, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
> On Sat, Jun 07, 2003 at 10:25:38PM +0300, Dan Armak wrote:
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> > On Saturday 07 June 2003 21:04, Geoffrey S. Mendelson wrote:
> > > > Use custom installtion. Ditch stuff you don
On Saturday 07 June 2003 22:25, Dan Armak wrote:
> On Saturday 07 June 2003 21:04, Geoffrey S. Mendelson wrote:
> > > Use custom installtion. Ditch stuff you don't need.
> >
> > Tried that. It's not granular enough.
>
> Gentoo is great for setting up a
ives again :-) But granularity and making
very small/customized installations really is one of Gentoo's greatest
deployment strengths.
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On Thursday 05 June 2003 00:07, Beni Cherniavsky wrote:
> Dan Armak wrote on 2003-06-04:
> > On Wednesday 04 June 2003 19:06, Beni Cherniavsky wrote:
> > > So, since there *is* a motivation among hackers to provide schools
> > > with free software that would benefit
ganized post...
[1] Of course, you can use any decent compiler without her noticing, but
again, do we want teachers telling students to get illegal copies of tp?
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cvs (ie towards kde 3.2) has what it calls disconnected
imap support. I've never used it (no imap mailbox), so I don't know how good
it is; check the kmail site, there's probably a featurelist somewhere.
HTH,
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ore detail.
About plugging in cache pieces, since it hashes the filenames, you'd need to
prepare them with another wwwoffle installation. So it's not clean in that
regard. Still, maybe you'll find it useful.
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in addition to the 40mb mbox file kmail also created two index
files, ont of which was about 4mb large. So the information might have been
in those. I don't know if that means kmail doens't confirm to the mbox
standard. But, it's what led me to make the above claim.
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parse the
headers of your deleted messages, which takes time if you have a lot of them.
I _think_ the above is true... although it's possible that when I thought I
was using mbox, I was really using 'mbx', which is an upgraded mbox format.
I also found this benchmark & comparison:
April 1st contribution. A lot more people seem to have believed
it than the originator expected :-)
In the original it was pretty obvious that it was a joke (especialy since it
had a date on it), but the people who believed it and quote it in other
places can decieve others...
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ds as hamakor membership cards with the logo etc. for people to
burn whatever they want on (and provide/link to various livecd isos). How
difficult is burning a credit card cdr/cdrw, would a typical burner be unable
to do it?
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Um... I still can't find in it the info on when (ie at what hour) it all
starts. The list of lectures is much appreciated though.
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-BEGI
rc isn't available yet)
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On Friday 28 March 2003 02:09, Nadav Har'El wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 27, 2003, Dan Armak wrote about "go-linux date?":
> > I thought it was April 10th as stated here, but www.pc.co.il/go-linux/ now
> > says Apr. 8th. Has it
it too in the list.
I thought it was April 10th as stated here, but www.pc.co.il/go-linux/ now
says Apr. 8th. Has it been moved?
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bm jdk references
https://www6.software.ibm.com/dl/lxdk/lxdk-p and says the license is the
IBM-ILNWP (attached license file as exists in portage tree). HTH...
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edistribute the archive with their CDs. AFAICS you need to agree
to the license to download, but there's nothing about registration.
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those support requests from my friends will be _much_ easier and more
pleasant to handle :-) Also we won't have to deal with msword documents
anymore, or broken websites. And linux skills will be in high demand. What's
wrong with this picture? I'd give a lot to live in such a world
, or taking away the system).
Finally there's a friend of mine who wants a k6-III for sentimental reasons,
but says the shop prices are too tall. If someone has one he doesn't really
need he'd be glad to buy it or trade for it.
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gt; Shachar Shemesh
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On Monday 03 February 2003 08:51, Amit Margalit wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Try gcombust, I think it can use bin+cue.
If you prefer kde :-), so can k3b (at least the current cvs - not sure abuot
the last release...).
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On Friday 24 January 2003 14:14, Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
> Dan Armak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I don't know too much about email format/headers, but if we had some
> > List-* (List-post in particular I suppose)
st functionality even without the List-* headers. That's
what I do with linux-il. But, is there a reason not to add the List headers
on the server side?
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put
as much effort into it as we are putting into having fun :-)
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; "is this another attempt to take advantage of ignorance and lack of
> experience from innocent readers?" i wonder if this is the new technique
> from now on...
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d not some other name,
well, the credit issue was there too (it just wasn't the most important
thing) and I think it sounds better, too :-) And also the GNU is tied to
rms's ideas more than the GPL (since the linux kernel _is_ free software and
is GPL'd, but represents a very dif
their gnu/linux systems.
As I said, my personal opinion is that the name of a system/distribution/lug
isn't the right place to give credit of this sort (ease of use, with a short
name, is more important); but the 2nd purpose, that of spreading the gnu
ideas, is important and appropriat
freedom has an intrinsical value to you.
If Amichai means to 'give credit' to the gnu developers then I'd agree that
renaming the lug is probably the wrong way to go about it. But I hope he
meant something more like what I describe :-)
Well, that's my persona
hem. That would probably comply
with the eula...
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's 50 times slower then your native machine speed (thats according to the
> main bochs developer, based on the CVS version).
If anyone's interested, the post I linked before claims that bochs+plex86 can
go as fast as 90% of your native speed in the optimal case. That's certainly
6
> code to bochs these days).
I looked it up, http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/plex86/ and it looked
revived. I only glanced at it though. Now I've looked at it more throughly
and realized you're right, all the activity there was support & the porting
to bochs that you ment
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