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1998/7/10-13 [Reference/RealEstate] UID:14311 Activity:high |
7/9 who wants my $650/mo studio on channing near dana? --aaron \_ no, but i'd like your $650 \_ no, but i'd like your sex -John \_ his dog is named sex \_ I've had John's sex. Anyone want it? I'm done. \_ what would make any studio worth $650? \_ any studio near campus is at _least_ that much. \_ I pay less for my 2-bedroom near campus. \_ If you pay less than $650/mo for a 2 bedroom then you must live in a shithole. \_ He's sharing with 3 other people or something. Economic reality comes to Geekville. \_ Only if you're stupid or too lazy to shop around. \_ you must not care about the conditions you live in... i've _rarely_ seen a habitable studio for less than $600 that's near campus. \_ Live in the Co-Ops. $400/mo, food included. \_ If you call that living. I call it a form of punishment. Our prison system is more humane and sanitary. |
1998/7/10 [Computer/SW/OS/Linux, Computer/SW/OS/Windows] UID:14312 Activity:moderate |
7/9 Beware Windows 98's File Deletion Bug! <DEAD>www.pcworld.com/cgi-bin/pcwtoday?ID=7366<DEAD> \_ Boycott Windows. Get BeOS or Linux. http://www.be.com http://www.redhat.com \_ BeOS == Be, Linux != RedHat. http://www.debian.org \_I was only trying to give out helpful pointers. Not point to official pages. Speaking of which there's <DEAD>callug.cs.berkeley.edu<DEAD> http://www.linux.org http://www.cheapbytes.com <-- get your $2 cd here \_ just tried this. yucky, keyboard navig in win98 explorer semi-br0ken from win95. mebbe I will replace win98 with a Linux variant, but how can I be sure my Okidata Okipage 6e printer (funky printer where OS does a lot of the computation through win95 specific drivers) would still work? Ack. \_ I found my Cannon bj4000 printer on the filter list. If you have a postscript printer then you're in luck because you won't need any special filters. You can just send postscript documents straight to the printer. Half the laser printers out there are postscript. \_ It might not; this is one way that Microsoft locks people into its operating systems. "WinModems" and such. Try asking on comp.os.linux.hardware if it's supported anywhere. \_ Is anyone trying to set up a compatibility API so that MicroSquish drivers can be used under linux and whatnot? |
1998/7/10 [Politics/Foreign/Asia/China] UID:14313 Activity:high |
7/10 See Lethal Weapon 4 ! See Jet Li beat up Mel Gibson at least once (though, unfortunately, Jet Li plays a bad guy and, of course, thus has to lose at the end.) \_ Asian guys always lose at the end. This is an white country. WHITE POWER!! \_ Print your name so we can flame your racist ass. \_ "This is AN white country." Check your grammar you idiot. \_ Not in Hong Kong movies :) |
1998/7/10 [Computer/SW/Mail, Recreation/Woodworking] UID:14314 Activity:nil |
7/9 How do you change the Reply-To address in pine when you send outgoing mail. \_ Type Ctrl-R when in any of the header fields will expand headers \_ go to the setup configure menu. it's easy to find the reply-to header option. it's near the bottom i think. \ By using real mail program \_ I don't understand this religious fervor over mail programs. What can other mailers, such as mh, do that pine can't for the _average_ user? And don't start naming off 1001 features that Joe Blow won't ever use, cuz I don't deny they do have more features than pine. \_ how about "not using 3*mail spool space in RAM" |
1998/7/10-13 [Computer/Networking] UID:14315 Activity:high |
7/9 I have the following problem. I have call waiting, however whenever I'm online, the phone just rings and rings for the person trying to call me. I was wondering if there was something I can do, like changing modem settings, so that I can be automatically disconnected whenever someone is trying to call me? Any help would be great. --sheuy \_ You can try to turn off error correction but in my experience all new modems won't disconnect from call waiting. \_ Disenabling error correction seems to work, except for the occational garbled stuff on the screen. After a few rings, my screen is full of garbled stuff. \_ I dunno about disconnecting, but if you want to give them a busy signal, type "*70,,555-1234" for your outgoing phone number. \_ I was trying to figure this out for x years until I finally gave in to $40/month of a 2nd line. Error correction has gotten so robust that modems don't disconnect you anymore from call waiting blips. An old 28.8K Cardinal I had would hang up, until I put in the connectivity flash ROM upgrade. I was beginning to look into voice modems (with call waiting detect?) before I gave up ... \_ I read a news report a few weeks ago that Lucent is working on a product that will tell you on your computer if someone is calling you and will give you the option of disconnecting from your ISP. The report sounded like it was going to be a software product, but somehow I suspect that some hardware will be required (or else someone else would have done this already). -- sagarwal \_ Lucent is a hardware company so probably. \_ I got the followng response about the problem from the tech. people at 3Com. I haven't tried it out yet though so I dunno if it works: Go into a terminal program like Hyperterminal, Quicklink, Terminal, or RapidComm. The initialization string should appear, followed by OK. Underneath OK, type AT&FS10=3&W and hit enter. This will increase the modem's sensitivity to line noise. --sheuy \_ &F has nothing to do with it. For a Hayes modem, S10: Sets the duration, in tenths of a second, that the modem waits after loss of carrier before hanging up. This guard time allows the modem to distinguish between a line hit, or other disturbance that momentarily breaks the connection, from a true disconnect (hanging up) by the remote modem. While we do not recommend connecting the modem to a line with call waiting, if you have call waiting you may wish to adjust this setting upward to prevent the modem from misinterpreting the signal for a second call as a disconnect by the remote modem. A better alternative is to contact your phone company to find out how to temporarily disable call waiting. -from USR Courier v.everything manual |
1998/7/10-13 [Computer/SW/SpamAssassin] UID:14316 Activity:very high |
7/9 Is there a way to bounce mail from certain sites (ie. .forward? .filter? .bounce?)? Someone is subscribing my name all over the place. Thanks. \_ procmail --aaron \_ http://www.dcs.ed.ac.uk/~procmail/faq/links.html --smitty \_ the problem with using procmail to bounce certain spammers is that spammers frequently switch email addresses (even though they usually don't exist). \_ There are a lot of things you can do with procmail other than filter on specific addresses. For one thing, you can bounce all mail from invalid addresses. -tom \_ How do you do that? in the body to /dev/null -alanc- \_ http://www.dcs.ed.ac.uk/~procmail/faq/links.html \_ COOL! How do I do that tom? \_ http://www.dcs.ed.ac.uk/~procmail/faq/links.html \_ or file all mail containing "EMAIL MARKETING WORKS!" to /dev/null -alanc- \_ the spam revenger. Once you've found the email address of the spammer send a giant email which might bring down the remote system. #!/usr/bin/perl open(MAIL,"| mail spammer@spammerdomain.xxx"); for(i=0; i < 99999999999999999999999999; i++) { print MAIL "fuck you\n"; } close(MAIL); \_ This is really stupid. Most spammers use fake email addresses anyways (usually of prominent anti-spam activists) so it is more likely you will just end up mailbombing someone innocent. -mel \_ If you cant trace it and they're advertising something, you can do a whois on the domain and mailbomb them! \_ Are you sure they are not using their own addresses? Think opposit. Maybe they just want people to back them up. \_ Call their number, and get them to tell you where they actually located. It's not that hard, I'm sure you can think of a way. Then get the Mob to do a random hit on someone who works there. Vito will do it for $5k, the crackhead across the alley for 1/10 that. Of course, then you owe them one. -wiseguy \_ The crackhead will do it for a dimebag. You overpay your crackheads. Way out of market range for crackhead hitmen. |
1998/7/10 [Uncategorized] UID:14317 Activity:nil |
7/10 I have an idle job I've had running for several days and I can't find a way to kill it. How do you get rid of it? \_ How much are you willing to pay to get rid of this problem? \_ zombie process? try 'kill -9 -1' to kill all process. worked for me. |