rage them
to
access all the questionable emails through those services.
> Greetings,
> liese
>
> Ps: im sorry for the occasional spelling error.. english isnt my native
> language..
>
I didn't even notice. :-)
Elizabeth
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Michelle Murrain wrote:
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> On Monday 21 May 2001 05:10 pm, Elizabeth wrote:
>
> > I'm programming the site as well as administering. I've purused the
> > webmail offerings. I will definately check into these two suggestions.
> > I like simplicity thou
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> Elizabeth wrote:
>
> > I can't ping the thing. It worked
> > the day it was configured and the next,
> > but then it stopped.
> > If one has access to
> > the hardware itself one can break it.
>
> Is it still p
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> Elizabeth wrote:
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> > Hello. I've been lurking for a bit.
>
> Welcome.
Thanks. :-)
>
> > I got ignored out one of the perl groups, because I came off too arrogant or
> > something. Which is funny, because one of
rtment
thinger...hm...I vacummed the other day. ;-) It's been a lot of
fun, but jeesh I didn't study this hard in school. hehe. Point
is...I've totally lost focus on this thing and need a little guidance.
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks,
Elizabeth
Ps...um...did I mention I drink too much coffee?
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You know what's funny? I never heard the term biscuit jack before this
thread started. Just today, I got my house wired for dsl (waiting for
router now), and the dsl guy installed a biscuit jack.
It's more wierd than funny, but in a funny sort of way.
Forgive my ramblings. I worked on a debian
> Dances With Clouds wrote:
>
> It has been a while since I built a Linux box. I decided to load the
> new Mandrake 8.0 on the second hard drive of an old Win98 box I have.
> I intended to build a dual boot system with Win98 on drive 1 and Linux
> on drive 2. The install progresses just fine
>Rick: the classic example we were always given when I studied languages on
>how language colors your thinking is the difference in perceived
>responsibility between the English phrase of "I missed the plane" and the
>translation of the normal Spanish version "The plane left me". There's a
>whole
Hi all! I've finally gotten off my tooshie and played around in linux a bit
over Christmas break... and have been having a blast. Bought myself a
RedHat for Dummies book with Christmas money, and am running RH 7.0 with
considerable success, if I do say so myself. That said, I have absolutely no
Dear all,
my name is Betsy Aoki and I've just started up the Seattle Linuxchix
chapter. I have some experience doing this kind of thing because I founded
the Seattle Webgrrls chapter in 1995 and it is now about 3,000 women - but I
am an utter Linux newbie and I apologize in advance for dumb quest
aven't checked to see if behaviour is
better with RH 6.2 yet (we're in the middle of a project and doing
system/application upgrades only as required for that project).
Elizabeth
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Hello,
I'm wondering how to send email messages that query the reader's app
and display as text if that's what you're reading with (ie, pine or mutt),
or display as html if you have an html-capable reader (ie, Netscape)?
Thanks,
Elizabeth Lei
t.
So what's going on, and how do I fix it?
Elizabeth
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thanks to everyone who responded. i edited the line with my username in the
/etc/passwd file to read /bin/csh instead of /bin/bash, and now i'm happily
c shelling around my system.
-elizabeth
oh, no need to reply to the individual AND the list when responding to
posts i've be
hello,
i recently installed caldera open linux 2.4, and i'd like to change my login
shell from bash to csh, but i can't seem to get it to work!
any advice?
(sorry if this message is html formatted- i can't access my other email acct
from here)
Good luck!
Elizabeth
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From: Clair Mooza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: techtalk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [techtalk] a good perl book
Date: Thu, 18 May 2000 14:20:16 -0700
I don't know the first thing about Perl and am very new to Linux/Unix.
I was wonderi
*from lurkerdom*
Hi all, my name's Elizabeth. I'm somewhat of a newbie to Linux, and new to
the list as well.
I've finally gotten a new hard drive, and installed Redhat 6.1. Now it's
time to connect to the internet! I already have a provider...but I need to
know how
I found out that bookpool.com is offering 44% off O'Reilly & Associates
books:
http://www.bookpool.com/.x/mjsqm76ta6/z1
I don't own stock in bookpool.com or O'Reilly, or work for them. I read
lots of ORA books and am always looking to save a buck or two on them.
Liz Cortell
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I just installed Linux on my Hewlett-Packard Pavilion 6350, which is
aimed at the home market and is allegedly made for Windows 98. I
encountered a few problems specific to this box, and documented my fixes
at http://www.zrusilla.com/hacking/hp6350linux.html. Hope this helps
someone.
Liz Cortell
Are you talking about the very first screen you see, before all the boot
messages scroll by? That's the BIOS splash screen.. The i-opener discussion
board at www.linux-hacker.net just had a thread about replacing it. Futzing
with your BIOS is a bit risky; be sure to back up the old BIOS image an
I use a Pipeline 75 ISDN router and I recommend it highly. It is a standalone piece
of hardware with ports for Ethernet, regular telephone, and the ISDN connection.
This neatly sidesteps the question of card support, and also eliminates any serial-port
bottleneck issues associated with regular t
Sheryl Weidner wrote:
>[lurk mode off]
>
>For those of you who still wrestle with having both a Windows box and a
>Linux box - and who vastly prefer the latter for everything but one or two
>applications - I have been doing some contracting work with a company that
>has a pretty reasonable soluti
> > Regrettably, I am quite addicted to my Windows box. Primarily for Adobe
> > Photoshop and Photodeluxe, as well as my scanner, and the wide range of
>ISPs
> > available for it and NOT Linux. :(
>
>as someone else said: try the GIMP instead of Photoshop, especially the
>developer versions are
Hi all,
I too have been a lurker (only a few weeks though) and am ready to come
out of the shadows...
About a month ago I started using linux regularly on a dual
win95/redhat 5.2 system. I have several problems/questions:
1. In relation to the discussion before about the swap directory and
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