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> Try writing smallest code snippet for any given program output... you
> will realise it is not easy to write a *small* program that meets and
> does what it is expected to do... It is assumed here that only those
> programs which catch and handle exceptions properly will be
> compared... so t
Being member of a lot of LUG mailing lists I do not see such spams in
other lists. The PLUG list seems prone to such spams due to users
giving access to their address book when they sign up for services.
Before you give your userid/passwords and/or address books to such
providers please **thi
Enjoy
(I hope I'm not violating any etiquette by forwarding the news like this...)
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From: Michael Loeffler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Nov 3, 2007 12:50 AM
Subject: [opensuse-announce] openSUSE 10.3 Live version available
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>From toda
On 11/3/07, Vivek Khurana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Nov 2, 2007 5:38 PM, ಓಂ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Actually I think we need not worry much about M$, because they will
> > dig their own resting place as the time passes... for all we know they
> > may have started in that direction with
On Nov 2, 2007 5:38 PM, ಓಂ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually I think we need not worry much about M$, because they will
> dig their own resting place as the time passes... for all we know they
> may have started in that direction with launch of Vista...
>
Not really, if you carefully look at
Actually in my earlier mail i went off a bit.. Sorry if I hurt any
feeble heart in the process...
Here is what I sincerely feel will keep M$ off for most things...
everybody involved with Linux making whatever efforts they can to
increase the number of Linux desktops. While actual developers of
L
Actually I think we need not worry much about M$, because they will
dig their own resting place as the time passes... for all we know they
may have started in that direction with launch of Vista...
I noticed another thing recently there are bunch of people who are
stuck in the cold with nobody bei
Looks like you are specifically looking for Wifi card, but have you
considered a Wifi USB Dongle as a choice?
I have not used it nor have any Linux experience trying one out... but
just thought that may give you flexibility assuming it is having
similar economic considerations and works with Linux
I am looking for a WiFi card for desktop PC.
I read about intel 4965AGN card. Seems there are native Linux drivers
available for this.
Has anyone tried this card? Any feedback?
I'd have otherwise preferred Linksys WMP54G given a lot of positive comments
about Linksys products on this list and
