You will not need a TV Licence to view video clips on the internet, as
long as what you are viewing is not being shown on TV at the same time
as you are viewing it."
http://tinyurl.com/6loxlw (using tinyurl because the licensing URL is huge)
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ater on to all Asus
motherboards. That's embedded Linux shipping over over a million
motherboards a month! The release also mentioned that the technology
will be appearing on notebooks this year as well."
Good eh?
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> I know many of you probably read Slashdot, but just in case you missed
> it, what do you think of this news? Basically, Asus are going to have
> a Linux desktop pre-installed onto a chip on every motherboard they
> sell.
There's a quick video overview of the system here:
http://www.splashtop.com
ch effort do they need to put in to tracking you down to give you
a copy of the source?
IMO, It is not unreasonable to assume that someone with a computer has
an email address.
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obvious.
Automatic Crossover, which in this case will reverse the crossover
configuration.
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet_crossover_cable#Automatic_crossover>
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e articles would much appreciated. Thanks,
No idea for this bit.
[1] http://www.rsnapshot.org/
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Andrew Oakley wrote:
> Chris Smith wrote:
>> Andrew Oakley wrote:
>>> First I would like to back up everything on the IMAP server.
>> I personally use rsnapshot [1] to backup my /var/mail folder which is
> >> Then, how do I restore this to a clean install of
andylockran said the following on 20/05/08 13:30:
> Yeah, and the Click! one I sent yesterday @ 20:57 has just delivered.
>
> Kewl, back to normal service.
As normal as this list gets...
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s an issue either with file permissions or disk
space. What are the permissions on the /media directory?
ls -l / | grep media
and how much space is left on the drive?
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te to it. I would suggest saving the files in
your home directory (which you automatically have permissions for), or,
if you *really* need to store it in /media, let me know and I will tell
you how to create a subfolder and change the permissions.
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Rob Beard wrote:
> [...] Never had any problems with older ATI cards though.
My Radeon 9600 (128MB) will only let me work one screen when I have my
24" connected under Ubuntu, Windows will let me dual screen a 24" and a 17".
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US pricing) and comes with a choice of
Windows XP Home or Ubuntu.
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http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2008/06/03/acer_launches_one/
This looks pretty cool! £199 for the Linux 8GB solid state flash drive
model or £299 for a Win XP 80GB HDD model.
I can guess which one will sell better!
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Slashdot has a story on the Webrap machine, it makes stuff in 3d out
of plastic, and can now make itself.
Just noticed, it's running on Ubuntu.
http://www.reprap.org/bin/view/Main/WebHome
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On 07/06/08 12:11, London School of Puppetry wrote:
> Where do you get this Ubuntu merchandise - I would love a Hardy Heron
> Sweatshirt - Caroline
A good place to start is the Canonical shop, https://shop.canonical.com/
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On 07/06/08 18:27, Alan Pope wrote:
> ..and if you listen to the next podcast episode we'll have another
> competition which (if you win) will save you 20 quid in the canonical
> shop :)
Oh great. You say this *after* I've bought what I wanted :-p
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the bottom of the original article to your version of it so that we
can see how it finally gets used (just out of interest).
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Product website here -> http://www.streammygame.com/smg/index.php
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7;ve got a Windows
Desktop upstairs in my house which rarely gets switched on. If I
wanted to play a computer game, it'd be more pleasant just to power up
my small Linux laptop and run it from the comfort of the sofa :-)
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> Company No. 6135915
> Registered in England
>
It would be pretty neat if this ran on a virtual Windows and virtual
network. You'd only need a single box then
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2008/6/23 Javad Ayaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Any electronic experts here? I have a few questions regarding
> something...and would like some advice and thoughts on this
>
> As this a non ubuntu related topic please email me di
On Mon, 2008-06-30 at 17:08 +0100, James Hooker wrote:
> If any other ubuntu-UK people fancy stepping up to the plate to help
> help organise another event or even a podcast - count me in (Hell, I'd
> be happy to organise it)
Organising an event like LugRadio is probably a mammoth task, but I'
s seem very cheap! You might be able to save a couple of
quid on your next project perhaps?
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concerned about how /var/lib was lost in the first place
though. Does your friend remember what happened? Loss of something as
critical as the contents of /var/lib is pretty bad!
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If you have any troubles, please feel free to get in touch off list
and I'll send you some example configuration etc...
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James wrote:
> What's the full URL for UKFSN then, please?
http://www.ukfsn.org/
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Hi folks,
I'm looking at a HP ProLiant ML110 G5 server, and want to install
Ubuntu Hardy onto it.
It's got an on-board 6 channel SATA RAID controller. I planned to
attach a couple of 140GB SATA drives to it in a RAID 1 configuration.
Does anyone know if Hardy supports this?
Che
Thanks as always guys :-)
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I've been reading around this topic, but I'm not sure that there is a
definitive answer.
A bit OT I know, but sing out if you have an opinion (or even know the
definitive answer!)
What's the difference between a nerd and a geek?
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- the answer
seems to be that the boundaries between geek and nerd are so blurred
that there isn't a single authoritative definition for either.
Any other opinions? Speak now or forever hold your geek
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> Chris Rowson wrote:
>> I think from the replies, plus a little reading around - the answer
>> seems to be that the boundaries between geek and nerd are so blurred
>> that there isn't a single authoritative definition for either.
>>
>> Any other opinion
On 05/08/08 19:53, Ian Pascoe wrote:
> Tim
>
> What's the phone storage and memory size as bought?
>
> Ian
Clinking the big green banner on the main pages leads to:
http://www.openmoko.com/product.html
Which says:
* Memory
o 128MB SDRAM
o 256MB NAND Flash
o
ggestions, pros or cons for either systems I'd
love to hear them.
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Lets crack on and get something there double quick then ;-)
On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 8:00 PM, Rob Beard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dave Walker wrote:
>> We would need to speak to Canonical to get clearing for the logo, i
>> can't imagine them saying No. So the next thing is getting a suitable
>>
Thank you for all of your answers.
And the winner is Ubuntu !
I'd already more or less made up my mind, but this helped me justify
it to colleagues.
Thanks
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ment. Our
legal logger - this is simply a application that records an mp3 file from a
live input creating a new file every 24 hours. Currently we use
http://www.cooolsoft.com/mp3rec.htm but searching the linux-audio pages I'm
unable to find a similar application.
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lication.
Any ideas?
cheers,
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do the trick. I'm a right in thinking alas mixer
has a GUI?
Again thanks for the answers.
- Chris
2008/8/21 Rob Beard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Robert McWilliam wrote:
> > On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 12:50:22PM +0100, Chris Weaver wrote:
> >> Our legal logger - this is sim
Hi list,
I'm configuring a server with software RAID and wondered if any of you
have any ideas about monitoring the RAID array. Does anyone have any
ideas about suitable applications for monitoring software RAID status
under Ubuntu?
Cheers
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>> In Bracknell, the Carphone Warehouse Webbook (Elonex) with
>> preinstalled Ubuntu which is included in one of CPW's deals is in such
>> extraordinary demand that the recent display item in CPW Bracknell
>> Princess Square shopping mall was stolen last week by desperate people
>> using *bolt cutt
orted)
Price should be around £60
- chris Weaver
2008/9/8 Adam Funk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Would anyone like to recommend an external USB sound-device with a
> line-in input, suitable for recording from a hi-fi line-level
> connection using Audacity? I have no idea what to sear
e an error caused by a failed disk drive, or is it
an Ubuntu bug (which I seem to have hit a few when using Hardy - more
than you'd expect for an LTS - that are already reported). Smartctl
doesn't return a result on the drive, it does however from the
remaining working drive.
Arghh
an LTS - that are already reported). Smartctl
>> doesn't return a result on the drive, it does however from the
>> remaining working drive.
>
> Hello, Chris.
>
> I've had some problems with 'cheap' SATA cables, which don't quite come
> of when they are disp
> Chris Rowson wrote:
>>>> [...]
>> The hardware controller you mention. Does that support Ubuntu? I
>> wouldn't mind buying a hardware RAID card as long as it came with some
>> kind of monitoring application (so I could tell remotely if the RAID
>> fel
On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 2:24 PM, Chris Rowson
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>> Chris Rowson wrote:
>>>>> [...]
>>> The hardware controller you mention. Does that support Ubuntu? I
>>> wouldn't mind buying a hardware RAID card as long as it came with s
Michael Holloway wrote:
> Is anyone else very confused???
>
Yes. Sadly, this mental state is in fact normal for me, and not entirely
related to the contents of this thread.
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gt; and I imagine that if I take it to a hardware specialist that he will
> want an OS that he is more comfortable with.
>
>
I'd definitely go with swapping out the PSU. Could very well be a
power/power quality issue. :-)
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> Hi folks,
>
> I was having a browse of Youtube and came across this:
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOOqbViQ7Zs&feature=related
>
> I think someone should do an updated version but replace the references
> to Novell with Ubuntu instead :-)
>
> Rob
>
Ace
so you are pretty
> close.
>
> I believe root won't be able to read the files, unless it is given
> the secret key used to encrypt them.
>
> Thanks,
>
> James
>
>
James/Neil,
The root user will still be able to read files if the user is logged in,
because th
Javad,
OK here on an N73. The Gmail client is very slow but logging in
through the default browser works fine.
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t the default text editor
> for Nautilus.
>
> TIA
>
> Mac
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Mac,
Have you tried to see if it occurs with a fresh user profile?
Regards
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2008/10/9 mac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Chris Coulson wrote:
> > Have you tried to see if it occurs with a fresh user profile?
>
> No, I haven't. Do you mean just do an 'add user', and see if nautilus
> works for that user? Suppose it did; what then? (= me g
fired up the 3d desktop, pointed the monitor at the rest of
the office and scrawled 'DIE' in flaming letters.
This attracted a bit of attention from people
asking how I did it, allowing me to retort 'Tis Ubuntu my friend!'
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Any info anyone?
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it's not the default (yet).
>
> [1] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/NewHumanTesting
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Ouch, I ain't sure I like it guvnor!!
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y be a good candidate for
backporting to Intrepid (and perhaps Hardy) [2].
Regards
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[1] - https://launchpad.net/~openoffice-pkgs/+archive
[2] -
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports#How%20to%20request%20new%20packages
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ausing the
404 errors that you see (because the versions of the packages you are trying
to upgrade to have been superseded).
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27;t use
dist-upgrade, it's not the correct way to do it. For a desktop use
"update-manager -c -d", for a server use "do-release-upgrade -d"
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en leaves their machine unpowered for a couple
of weeks, then comes back and immediately tries to update before the package
lists have had a chance to be updated again.
Looking through the packages you had problems with, and taking
gnome-control-center as an example - this was updated twice in a single day
very recently.
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2008/10/22 norman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> My brother, who uses XP on a desktop and Vista on a laptop, has started
> to ask questions about Ubuntu. Then, today, he sent me this:-
>
> http://gadgets.boingboing.net/2008/10/14/microsoft-announces-1.html
>
> In return I sent him a CD with Ubuntu 8.04.1 a
rts against pan, and the retracer will automatically spot if this
new crash is a duplicate of any of the existing crashers.
To enable Apport, edit /etc/default/apport and change "enabled=0" to
"enabled=1". Apport should then generate a crash report next time the
application crashe
FYI: See below.
>
> If you have any marketing materials, please consider uploading it to
> the new spread ubuntu site.
>
> Cheers,
> Al.
>
>
Awesome idea - submitted a brochure!
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user could get some value from it
> (e.g. sell it on and how I'd go about doing that or other ways of
> getting something from it).
>
> Jai "Venko" Harrison
>
You could always sell it and donate the cash to your favourite FOSS project :-)
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2008/11/17 Jai Harrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hey guys,
>
> So I just won a copy of Windows Vista Ultimate Edition in a prize draw
> and figured that it's no use to me as an Ubuntu user. I'm pretty sure
> that it's the retail version (not OEM) and was just wondering if
> anyone had any tips on how
org process, and the last pid in each message
is the PID of the client that was rejected. Do you know what process
these PID's belong too?
Regards
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be nice to be able to figure out what clients are being denied access by
the X server.
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> Rob
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Rob,
You're probably referring to this:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=869249
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On 02/12/08 17:43, Andrew Nixon wrote:
> Apologies to all those I annoyed this morning - I didn't lock my mobile as I
> left for work and managed to walk 2 miles replying to the list. Maybe that
> will teach me to read my e-mails before i get out of bed..
It's a very well trained pocket you have t
>
>
Doesn't the Hardy server kernel have Physical Address Extensions support
enabled by default? That'd grant support for up to 64GB RAM on the 32 bit
version of Ubuntu.
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> > [...]
> > Doesn't the Hardy server kernel have Physical Address Extensions support
> > enabled by default? That'd grant support for up to 64GB RAM on the 32
> > bit version of Ubuntu.
>
> Hello, Chris.
>
> Yes, we're running 8.04.1 L
On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 4:51 PM, Tony Travis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Chris Rowson wrote:
> > [...]
> > I've always used 32bit edition on servers myself. I've heard horror
> > stories about perl scripts using twice as much memory under 64bit etc,
> &
ance of software
problems.
As Tony and I were discussing, you should be able to see your 4GB of RAM
under the 32bit kernel anyway, just as Tony suggested that each process will
able to use a couple of gig (although if you only have 4GB or RAM, you won't
ever be allocating all of that to one proc
ore involved in the community, even if my local LUG has all of
> three people in it (The member of SchwukLUG pointed out that he won
> the "tiniest LUG" award).
>
> So here I am.
Hi Graham - Nice to meet you :-)
I'm Chris. www.justuber.com/blog - I also try and do photogra
uben has given you
some great pointers to take away with you. If you are thinking of setting up
Nigeria's first Ubuntu LoCo then the very best of luck to you, and please
write back to us so that we know how you're getting along, so that we can
help you all we can!
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have set using driconf to disable the low impact fallback settings as
suggested elsewhere but to little avail.
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On Sat, Jan 3, 2009 at 2:13 AM, Liam Proven wrote:
> Setting up an Eee 900 for a mate. £40 off eBay! Great deal!
>
Nice one Liam.
I can't see anything anywhere near that price on eBay at the mo - I never
manage to get deals like that lol!
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t been able to use it due to it crashing.
>
> Could be a bug, but I'm not sure.
>
> Ellis
Actually I am a pillock. I'm using Intrepid and not Hardy as I suggested in
my previous post!
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repetitiveness of the message. I think that a video following a similar "I
> am.." format; but allowing the participant more 'freestyling' might be a
> little more palitable.
>
> Cheers
>
> Chris
Ooops - sorry. This was meant for the Ubuntu Marketing mailing li
I think that a video following a similar "I
am.." format; but allowing the participant more 'freestyling' might be a
little more palitable.
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is much improved with Flash Player 10 in Intrepid.
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rnel panic - machine
check", then you've almost certainly got a hardware fault.
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2009/1/15 Ken Robson
> US woman says Ubuntu can't access
> internetCheck
> out (
> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/01/15/ubuntu_cant_access_net If the
> above link doesn't work)
>
> Interesting quote 'WKOW TV called Ubuntu "an operating system for your
> computer similar to Windows that runs
n
Here are my notes from a few months ago if they're any use. I used vodaphone
drivers and app to run a three mobile dongle. It worked well and includes
bandwidth monitoring with the ability to stop you using your dongle when you
hit a pre set level.
http://www.justuber.com/blog/2008/06/25/set
machine too. Anyone know the
> best way of doing this?
>
> Ta,
>
> Rob
>
>
There was a thread here about installing Gnome on Dapper Server...
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=186298
I've not followed that particular example but have I tried Nomachine NX to
do somet
stead of proprietary CRM
etc, etc, etc.
Still, it's all good, and hopefully it'll help spurn on a greater usage of
Linux in the public sector. I imagine at the moment though it'll be on the
server rather than the desktop
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It is fantastic that this is a possibility but I doubt schools and the like
will be sensitized to the nature of the community, will they be informed
that they can report problems in a way they won't have experienced before?
And if not how can this message be got to them?
Obviously all hypothetical
or a community wireless network.
The same should apply to your LAN too. Go to
http://www.justuber.com/publicwifi:public_wireless_internet_access and check
out the transparent proxy bit.
As I recall, it lets traffic on any other than port 80 go on to it's
destination, but redirects port 80 through the content filtering.
Chris
And it's working again now :-)
On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 3:05 PM, Sean Miller wrote:
> That's reassuring - I thought it was something on my PC.
>
> Sean
>
> On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 3:01 PM, Alec Wright wrote:
> > Its doing that for every single website. Its a bug, they should have it
> > fixed so
http://www.zdnet.com.au/insight/software/soa/Is-it-Windows-7-or-KDE-4-/0,139023769,339294810,00.htm
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can do that too...
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1021351
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tibility somewhere. If I don't go through the proxy (for instance if
I'm at home) then iPlayer works fine.
Has anyone seen anything like this before, does anyone have any suggestions?
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On Sat, Feb 7, 2009 at 12:54 PM, Kris Douglas wrote:
> 2009/2/7 Chris Rowson :
> > Hi there,
> >
> > I don't know if anyone else has come across this, but I'll ask anyway.
> >
> > I'm trying to visit iPlayer on my Ubuntu laptop using Fire
>
> > 2009/2/7 Chris Rowson :
> >> Hi there,
> >>
> >> I don't know if anyone else has come across this, but I'll ask anyway.
> >>
> >> I'm trying to visit iPlayer on my Ubuntu laptop using Firefox, but I
> keep
> >>
> >> > 2009/2/7 Chris Rowson :
> >> >> Hi there,
> >> >>
> >> >> I don't know if anyone else has come across this, but I'll ask
> anyway.
> >> >>
> >> >> I'm trying to visit iPlayer on my
2009/2/7 Chris Rowson :
> > Hi Harry, the only IP address on the network that can get out to the 'net
> is
> > that of the proxy. All traffic has to go through the proxy.
> >
>
> Try installing the user agent switcher addon for firefox to make ff on
> ubuntu
>
> Hi Chris,
>
> I connect through a proxy to watch iPlayer all the time (I'm currently
> living in the US temporarily and have a server in the UK). I get this
> message quite a lot, mainly it's when trying to watch streams with the 'High
> Quality'
On Sat, Feb 7, 2009 at 4:54 PM, David King wrote:
> Maybe people have been preoccupied with the snow and building snowmen
> instead of using their computers :-)
>
>
> David King
>
Meh I wish. We've only had a dribble here :-(
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h
Very cool, I too would love to hear more about this setup
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a wee bit dubious about that claim lol!
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Fantastic little article. I guess we are never going to be able to
fully protect against stupidity but there definitely is room for bug
fixes in this case.
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