And I thought *I* had bad eyes! ;->
I switched back to my 15" monitor and my problems stopped. That
doesn't mean I'm giving up on the bigger monitors--it was nice
not having to scroll sideways so much. However, there's no
question in my mind that the larger size of the 17" monitor
threw off my li
On Sun, 06 Feb 2000, Rik Hemsley wrote:
> People, if you work with a small monitor (and you work in an office),
> and get eye strain/ headaches, complain. The boss would probably rather
> fork out for a decent sized monitor with good refresh and fix the
> overhead lights (strip lights are notoriou
On Feb 5, Nicole Zimmerman conjectured:
> > > Braille terminal ? ;)
> >
> > Heh. Actually I have near-perfect vision in my left eye - and am almost
> > legally blind in the right.
>
> My eyes aren't too great either. My right eye used to be glued to my
> nose while my left was nearly okay (thou
How can I do this. I'm using Redhat 6.1. I used to be able to put in a
static number and it worked fine. Well recently my ISP switched to Dynamic
DNS. Under KPPP there's only a setting for Dynamic IP addresses but none
for Dynamic DNS. Is there somewhere else I can put those settings in, and ho
hi :)
from the PPP-FAQ
( I didnt know what Dynamic DNS was but now i do - we all learn )
12.6 My provider wants to use a dynamic DNS address which is not the same with
every connection. Yet, Linux wants just one address in the /etc/resolv.conf file.
This works with Microsoft Windows 95, but how
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> How can I do this. I'm using Redhat 6.1. I used to be able to put in a
> static number and it worked fine. Well recently my ISP switched to Dynamic
> DNS. Under KPPP there's only a setting for Dynamic IP add
Okay, so last night Ben and I bought an iBook. (I couldn't resist. It
was too cute.) The screen resolution isn't wonderful, but it'sn not too
bad, either. It has max of 800x600 since it's only got 4 MB video ram.
Anyway. Y'all remember how I was having trouble convincing my Linux
firewalling
#if Lighthouse Keeper in the Desert Sun
> (I'm also looking for a decent haircut place around here... I'm needing
> a haircut.)
I've got some clippers if you want to borrow them.
Cheers,
Rik
--
2. Implicate yourself in every interpretation.
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GJS wrote:
> Not wearing glasses won't work for me. In fact, my opthamologist
> told me that many of his patients who wear bifocals and work
> with computers end up having to get "computer" glasses. Looks
> like I'm headed that way :-<
I received a new prescription for glasses last week, and my
>Okay, so last night Ben and I bought an iBook. (I couldn't resist. It
>was too cute.) The screen resolution isn't wonderful, but it'sn not too
>bad, either. It has max of 800x600 since it's only got 4 MB video ram.
>Anyway. Y'all remember how I was having trouble convincing my Linux
>firewal
> You can use Netatalk. I do that with a Webmastering lab I teach in. Works
> pretty well.
Netatalk works great for us here, too. My powerbook g3 talks great with
our linux box. Works at work, too, with the Macs in the surrounding
labs, my laptop, and other linux machines.
-nicole
***
[ Before I get flamed, I got the subject from the latest freshmeat editorial
(http://freshmeat.net/news/2000/02/05/949813140.html) :-) ]
Said editorial contains this paragraph at the end:
> To the men in Open Source, I say: take a look at your work, at your
> projects. Are your projects well man
On Mon, 07 Feb 2000, Jeff wrote:
>
> I've got this way cool (if I do say so myself :-) project underway
> (http://user-mode-linux.sourceforget.net)
>
Pretty sure Jeff means sourceforge :-)
(although I kind of like sourceforget )
-a
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> > I've noticed that some electronic equipment can have a acrid
> > odour. I'm guessing at this, but it might be the plastic the
> > manufacturer uses. I've experienced this occasionally with
> > various devices (clock-radios, etc). Not only does it smell
> > strong, it makes my eyes burn. Now t
> >
> > I've got this way cool (if I do say so myself :-) project underway
> > (http://user-mode-linux.sourceforget.net)
>
> Pretty sure Jeff means sourceforge :-) (although I kind of like
> sourceforget )
I really ought to read what I write. That was definitely one of my better
ones...
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> I've got this way cool (if I do say so myself :-) project underway
> (http://user-mode-linux.sourceforget.net) and the answer to all of these
> questions is "no".
Jeff (and anyone), if your project is in need of documentation folk,
feel free to register over at the Ope
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> (although I kind of like sourceforget )
That would be a great name for a version control system... sort of like
SourceUnSafe.
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Actually, it is common for near-sighted people under the age of
40 to have their vision improve for several years just before
presbyopia kicks in and they get bifocals! I'm approaching the
bifocal stage myself :-)
If you are having eyestrain or vision problems, I encourage you to
get an eye
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>Anyway, if anyone is interested in helping out with the aspects mentioned
>above, I would more than happy to have you on board. If anyone wants to fix
>bugs, I take code too...
I've received many, many emails about that editorial, but
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