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1,900 | Hi,
is there any script/program/thelike already existing which could transform
the output of x11perfcomp (a huge table) into a nice 3d'ish diagram or
graph by producing postscript output from x11perfcomp input ?
Maybe someone has already written such beast ...
| 6 |
1,901 | -*----
I pity those who hope that medical knowledge can resolve issues
such as this. This issue has been rehashed in sci.med time and
time again. The bottom line is this: in normal circumstances,
both the medical advantages of and the medical risks of
circumcision are minor. This means that the decision is left to
... | 9 |
1,902 | I'm not sure were this thread has been before i popped in, but I've never
thought of waiting periods as having anything to do with training or
competence. I just can't imagin any valid reason for having a gun that
can't wait a few days. I can think of plenty of bad reasons for not
wanting a waiting period: I want to bu... | 19 |
1,903 | initially, 79 returned to active use, 80 new sectors marked bad, following
successive runs of spinrite.
I think I need a new ESDI HDD controller.
I know that these two will work:
DTC 6280
Adaptec 2322B
Others that MIGHT work:
DTC 6282
Ultra Store 12
WD 1007V
If you own one and will sell it cheaply I'll buy it.
Tha... | 5 |
1,904 |
bleagh! this was a terrific trade. snow will certainly be better than
mattingly in the future, but that they'll be about the same now is a
defensible opinion. abbott is one of the few truly great pitchers in
the game today.
i'm not sure about this one. i think that it's good, in that a
pre-1992 boggs kicks hayes/... | 11 |
1,905 |
Often Shuttle lifts satellites with upper stages. Yet we still consider it
payload. Ten Saturn flights over about 4 years delivered to LEO roughly the
same as 50 shuttle flights over 10 years.
They where pretty much the same in terms of cost/pound. A resurected
Saturn would cost only $2,000 per pound (if developme... | 12 |
1,906 | I have also moved on to a 66.6 mhz clock. Thus far not problems. I'm not totallysurprised as I've had Q700 run at 35.4 mhz (CPU clock speed) using a VSO. My
25 mhz rated Daystar QuadraCache got very hot at 32 mhz and would fail previously. I glued on a piece of aluminum stock to the hi speed RAM chips and it runs
cool ... | 10 |
1,907 | <lots of stuff deleted>
Might depend on where you live .. I know locally, for most of the winter
the ground, and concrete floor, within sheds and garages (unheated) is
signifacantly warmer than the average air temperature. The air does get
warmer during the day, but during the night, the ground and concrete
is defin... | 15 |
1,908 |
Hmm... there must be two towns with the same name. Kaliningrad,
located just North of Moscow is correct. It is the home of several
Russian space enterprises, including NPO Energia, Krunichev, Fakel,
and Tsniimach. The main Russian manned spacecraft control facility
is also located here.
Kaliningrad is easil... | 12 |
1,909 |
In the hands of a defender, a .357 _is_ a miracle from God. He helps those
who help themselves. Or haven't you ever heard that one before? | 8 |
1,910 | [ deleted ]
[ deleted ]
Evolution is both fact and theory. The THEORY of evolution represents the
scientific attempt to explain the FACT of evolution. The theory of evolution
does not provide facts; it explains facts. It can be safely assumed that ALL
scientific theories neither provide nor become facts but rathe... | 8 |
1,911 |
Thats pretty hard since CB900 customs weren't introduced
until 1980. If you find a pre-80 one, hold onto it. It
will be worth big bucks some day.
Mine has comstar wheels. Methinks you need to do
your homework better.
And obviously, neither do you.
| 0 |
1,912 | Yesterday, I went to the Boeing shareholders meeting. It was a bit shorter
than I expected. Last year (when the stock was first down), they made a big
presentation on the 777, and other programs. This year, it was much more
bare-bones.
In any case, I wanted to ask a question that the board of directors would
hear, ... | 12 |
1,913 |
It is the Croats that were divided, at least 70,000 were left in Serbian
province of Vojvodina. It is the Muslims that were divided, 200,000
left in the region of Sanjak that now belongs to Serbia. If the Serbs
in Croatia and Bosnia-Hercegovina want self-determination, the same
right should be given to Croats and ... | 2 |
1,914 |
and skill. If you haven't done it before, it can be dangerous. It takes
some getting used to. Read Ed's list.
| 0 |
1,915 | as far as simply mapping your logo or whatever onto a cube or sphere,
it's quite easy. Just either copy the GIF you want mapped into the map
directory or add a map path to the directory where it currently is. Then
go into the materials editor and make a new material with that as the bit
map, voila..
_____________... | 7 |
1,916 |
They must be theists in disguise.
In any event, we don't _need_ to create religious parodies: just
look at some actual religions which are absurd.
[34mAnd now . . . [35mDeep Thoughts[0m
[32mby Jack Handey.[0m | 14 |
1,917 | I can (and do) take religious writings as a metaphor for life.
I do this with all sorts of fiction, from Beowolf to Deep Space Nine.
The idea is to not limit yourself to one book, screen out the good
stuff from what you read, and to remember that it is all just a story.
You sound Buddist to me :^) | 14 |
1,918 |
Antihistamines have been the active ingredient of OTC sleep aids for
decades. Go to any drugstore and look at the packages of such sleep
aids as Sominex, Nytol, etc. The active ingredient is:
diphenhydramine, the same antihistamine that's in Benadryl.
--
Steven Litvintchouk
MITRE Corporation
202 Burlington Road
... | 9 |
1,919 |
While I have respect for John's ability and integrity, I really regret his
leaving just after a major release (or, more accurately, making the release
just before leaving). Several of us are having problems with xv-3.00, and
in particular I have issues with all the fixes that have so far been made
to the Imakefiles a... | 6 |
1,920 |
I think the answer to Mr. Mayamsky's question can be found in the
first amendment to the US Constitution.
Amendment I (1791)
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of
religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or
abridging the freedom of speech... | 2 |
1,921 | Talking about car alarms, there are certain cars in this country that are
only insurable if they are fitted with a Vecta alarm. We're talking Coswoths
and Porsches and stuff. Just before they (the insurance companies) decided to
make this move, they insisted that the car be fitted with a Scorpion alarm (
now they've ... | 4 |
1,922 |
Macsee.zip on ftp.cica.indiana.edu is supposed to read and write Mac disks.
I've never tried it, though. Good luck | 17 |
1,923 |
horizontally opposed 4.
or 'boxer'
great idea, actually..
smooth running; low center of gravity..
also used in some honda gullwings, corvairs, porsches (others?)
...
| 4 |
1,924 | I wonder how many more years it will take Gretz to beat this one? ;-) | 16 |
1,925 |
I am forced to disagree with you. First of all, one may have been
born from a non-Turkish, non-Muslim parent outside the Turkish land,
yet still can be a Turk, provided this person calls himself or herself
a Turk. Because the designation of a Turk is not a genetic feature,
not a racial or religious feature. It is ... | 2 |
1,926 | My first and most important point is that regardless of how your recovery
happened, I'm glad it did!
On 10-May-93 in Re: How I got saved...
NOW! The point that I'll try to make is that coincidences like this occur
with a very high frequency. How many of us have been thinking of someone
and had that person ca... | 18 |
1,927 |
Not entirely true. A friend of mine was having trouble finishing the game
GODS and asked me for help since he could not find a "trainer" (small
patch that lets you play without losing lifes). The game is compressed but
I did find *one* byte which when changed in the original *compressed* file
would not affect the deco... | 15 |
1,928 |
You allways could port and use emu from export.lcs.mit.edu:contrib/emu.tar.Z.
We've implemented a blinking text cursor for the very reasons people mentioned.
You can even configure the actual size of the text cursor (horizontal / ver-
tical line cursors, smaller block cursors), turn on and off blinking,
set the bli... | 6 |
1,929 | The following books are up for sale.
All are in good to excellent condition.
Make offers.
rob@phavl.uucp ( uunet!phavl!rob )
Robert Ransbottom
General Supply & Metals, Inc.
voice: 508-999-6257
Index:
Miscellany
C
C++
Unix & Operating System
Intel Processor & MS-DOS
Miscellany:
Algorithms, 2n... | 1 |
1,930 | I've turned my monitor on and off with the cpu running many times. Each time
I wonder what I am doing to my CPU by directly hooking in such a high current
draw on its lines while it is running. Does this put a substantial spike on
the power line? Could one possibly lose data or damage equipment?
| 10 |
1,931 |
No.
No. The library at Alexandria was perhaps the greatest library ever
built in the world. The Greeks had a love of wisdom, philo sophos, and
this great love was reflected in the Alexandrian library. The Christians
got a hold of it and began modifying and purging texts and then the Moslems
invaded and either the ... | 8 |
1,932 |
Yow! Am I ENCRYPTING yet?
Didn't we go over this guns'n'crypto discussion a few months ago? Must
we go over it again? | 3 |
1,933 |
Or the library might be there but not pointed to by LD_LIBRARY_PATH. | 6 |
1,934 | Would someone be willing to explain to me the 486DX 50MHz is not more
popular than it is? I would think it would be just as fast, if not
faster than the 486DX 66MHz for certian applications. Plus, a 50MHz
motherboard would seem better if you had any plans on upgrading the
chip in the future. I must be missing some... | 5 |
1,935 |
My $0.02 worth: I did this once. BDI LadyCager in a Town Car passed me on
the right on a two lane road!:-{ I memorized her license plate (this in the
days before I carried pen and paper in my tankbag) and went to the local
police station. Cops filled out the ticket. I signed it. She paid it!
tom cor... | 0 |
1,936 |
You're reading far too much into this (aside from the obvious fact
that you shouldn't hold anybody to what they wrote in a 10 year old
book in a rapidly changing field like this.)
Quite simply she says that the security should not DEPEND on the
secrecy of the algorithm. A secret algorithm can still be secure,
afte... | 3 |
1,937 |
It's NOT the concrete floor that does it. The problem is that lead-acid
cells self discharge over time. Even high quality cells (Gates for instance)
will discharge 50-60% over a 3-5 month period of time. Non-sealed cells
self discharge even faster. If the battery was not completly charged
when left sitting, it probabl... | 15 |
1,938 |
Here goes:
More than a few years back (if you were born that year, you can legally drink),
we tried it out. We found an 8 ft. deep cistern that we lined with some 10 ft.
2X6s. We put a large can (one of those industrial sized pork'n beans cans)
stuffed with oily rags and scraps of wood in the bottom. After lightin... | 19 |
1,939 | I UPGRADED MY OLD 386 WITH 486DX-50 LOCAL BUS MOTHERBOARD TWO MONTH AGO
AND WITH IT I BOUGHT A CONTROLLER CARD LOCAL BUS AND A GRAFIC CARD
DIAMOND STEALTH VLB.
BUT WHEN I TRY TO PUT MY NEW GRAFIC CARD AND MY NEW CONTROLLER TOGETHER
MY SYSTEM DON'T WANT TO BOOT UP; IT STOP AFTER CONTROLLER CARD CHECKING.
I HAVE TRY T... | 5 |
1,940 | If anyone has any information on this deficiency I would very greatly
appreciate a response here or preferably by Email. All I know at this
point is a deficiency can cause myoglobin to be released, and in times
of stress and high ambient temperature could cause renal failure.
x
| 9 |
1,941 | In fact, I'm looking for a possibility to connect different peaces of information
(like in the windows help system).
And no, I don't want to program such a system by myself. The necessary effort and
afford should be as small as possible. | 17 |
1,942 |
Tell that to the people who run the 10-meter Keck telescope, or the
astronomers and engineers working on the Gemini twin 8-meter telescope
project. It took 7 years to build Keck I and now they are building
Keck II. According to the December 1992 Sky & Telescope, "This
second 10-meter eye will convert the facilit... | 12 |
1,943 |
[...]
The House Document Room can be reached at +1 202 225 3456. You need to
have the number of the document you want (e.g. HR1036) and they'll be happy
to send it to you. Tell them if it's going to be a big stack, because the
surly sounding guy who answers is scrawling in a really awful hand on the
back of the en... | 19 |
1,944 |
(much mindless drivel deleted)
Question to you Canadian folk: is this University of New Brunswick a
branch campus of the Western Business School? Seems like the same sort
of rectal appendage belongs to both of them. | 16 |
1,945 |
Now to make it perfect apple ought to run right out and license
the voice of a certain Mrs. Roddenberry for the speech synthesizer.... | 10 |
1,946 | NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WHAT KIND OF HAPPY GRASS YOU ARE SMOKING? MAYBE YOU SHOULD SHARE SOME WITH ME.
FIRST OF ALL, LOU GEHRIG IS THE GREATEST FIRST BASEMAN EVER. JIMMIE FOXX IS
CLEARLY THE NEXT BEST FIRST BASEMAN EVER. HE COULD BE THE GREATEST FIRST
BASEMAN OF THE YANKEES ... | 11 |
1,947 |
I'll pick up that PM and have a look -- maybe the picture in there is not
the actual car, but a prototype?
I saw the Mach III and was not all that impressed -- it looked WAY too
Japanese for me... the tear drop headlights reminded me of a Nissan NX...
Glad I didn't hold out for the '94 and bought a '93. Maybe they'... | 4 |
1,948 | 10 | |
1,949 |
You don't know much about the fall of Diem's government in Vietnam.
Or the traditional Indian practice of Suttee. People have been
burning themselves to death (or willing to go through such and end)
for political and religious reasons since the beginning of time.
Also, death from smoke inhalation is little bette... | 13 |
1,950 |
Even if they did, a globe at a scale that you could fit into your average room
or even average "hall" the deviations you mention would not be visually
evident. In other words a micrometer would be required to test the fact that
the Globe was infact pear-shaped.
Regards Scott.
_____________________________________... | 12 |
1,951 | CALL FOR PAPERS
===============
Progress In Neural Networks
Special Volume on Shape Analysis
Omid M. Omidvar Minsoo Suk
Series Editor Volume Editor
Significant progress has been made recently... | 7 |
1,952 |
There are two approaches:
1. If your power cord is the kind that detaches from the back of the
monitor (most common) you can get a *replacement* power cord that will go
from the monitor to the back of the computer.
2. You can get an adpater that connects to the plug end of the existing
power cord and provides the p... | 10 |
1,953 |
Yeh. Be tough to pick up UK Telly in your situation:-}
No signs of Type 259 ads in TV in the states yet, but I don't watch much,
so I'm not in a real position to comment.
BUT! I got my invite to the dealer introduction "On the deck out back".
RSVP is on the way!!!!!!
tom coradeschi <+> tcora@pica.... | 0 |
1,954 |
-jeremy
Are you talking about a single BATSE component, or
the whole thing?
You *could* propose a BATSE probe; launch two or three with ion
drive on various planetary trajectories... your resolution increaces
the more they're spaced apart. You could probably ch... | 12 |
1,955 | OK, I heard a lot of talk about the NSA's infamous control over encryption
export through the ITAR. Here's a question. Say I develop this great new
encryption system, and I want to sell my software worldwide. The thought
police then come in and say "This algorithm is a threat to national security.
You... | 3 |
1,956 |
This has to be a dictionary attack. No other attack makes sense.
This means that whoever encrypted the file just typed some password
which was a single dictionary word, and then Russell tried all the
words in the dictionary. This isn't too implausible, especially if he
was smart and clipped the first plaintext b... | 3 |
1,957 | So THAT'S what happened to Denny McLain. Sad.
For those of you who are interested, another baseball pariah,
Pete Rose, has a weekday radio show on the Sports and
Entertainment national radio network. I think it's 3-5 PM
locally, 6-8 PM on the East coast.
And actually, his on-air monologues about the baseball
busine... | 11 |
1,958 | I have the following IBM hardware forsale
ATI VgaWonderXl24 - This is a great card, it supports 1024x768 256 colors, 800x600 32k colors, and 640x480 16 million colors. I found that it also speed up windows considerably. I'm asking $100 o.b.o. for this card.
I also have 2 2400 baud modems. I have Docs for both ... | 1 |
1,959 | 8 | |
1,960 | #
# > Dear Mr. Beyer:
# >
# > It is never wise to confuse "freedom of speech" with "freedom"
# > of racism and violent deragatory."
# >
# > It is unfortunate that many fail to understand this crucial
# > distinction.
#
# In fact, if a speach was not offensive to some, its
# protection under Freedom of speach laws... | 2 |
1,961 |
Does this need to have anything to do with disk compression? I have
experienced the same thing a couple of times myself, but *without* any disk
compression stuff installed. (For example, guess what happened when Norton
SpeedDisk once crashed during defragmenting!)
Bjorn-
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *... | 17 |
1,962 |
I got mine for about 7 bucks at Radio Shack. The instructions
DO say to expose it to light for a while, but mine doesn't seem to require
very much to make it work.
I just wish I could get a big sheet of the stuff, abouit 12" x 12"
for a reasonable price.....it isn't cheap, from what I've seen. | 15 |
1,963 |
You, along with Mario Lemieux, must be from another planet. The only
difference is that Lemieux comes from the one with Geo. Washington, Abe
Lincoln (and many other great men and women of this world) whereas you come
from the one with David Koresh. Yeah, Mario is good at drawing penalties,
but wouldn't you try do so... | 16 |
1,964 | This inelegant device started life as a 175 watt security lamp, until
i smashed off the outer glass to liberate the nasty rays, It works a
treat, weighs a heap (due to the ballast) , and NO - i wont ship it !!
cheers
Mike.
| 15 |
1,965 | ** I am posting this for a friend **
** please respond to vaughn%sonatech@hub.ucsb.edu **
I'm working on an application where we are creating a dither pattern
and rendering it in a window by applying it to the stipple pattern
of the GC. The following code segment almost works if the window width
is an even multipl... | 6 |
1,966 |
This is actually more like the stuff from Phase A and MOL....Phase B ended
with a "Power Tower" approach.... | 12 |
1,967 |
gimme a break! you KNOW chevy'd screw that up just like that almost great
truck with the "big phat 454". Have you ever seen the mufflers on that
thing??it's amazing it moves....(which isn't to say it's not a good idea,
but i'm quite sure chevy'd screw it up the same way) | 4 |
1,968 |
[Some discussion about whether Elias is money grubbing deleted]
Some thoughts and facts,
1.) Bill James is a partial owner of STATS, inc. However he has almost
nothing to do with the day-to-day operations of the company, although he
does have significant input into the design of the books that bear his name.
(... | 11 |
1,969 |
So, who is Mykotronx, Inc.? It would be nice to know that they were
not a front company used by an intelligence or other agency of the
U.S. government. Trusting the fox to guard the chickens, and all that.
Seems suspicious when the rest of the sources are foxes.
While we are at it, the chip design(s) should ... | 3 |
1,970 | I am working with 24 bit RGB BMP files and need to
comvert these to 15 and 16 bit images. How do convert
24 bit images to 15 and 16 bit RGB images? Thanks!
| 17 |
1,971 | I need to be able to cause a beep, but without using any interrupt
routines, as I cannot use the BIOS. I believe that the PIC might have
something to do with it, but I'm having troubles deciphering the
information I have on it to figure out how to program it!
I'm programming all of this in Turbo C, if that makes any
... | 5 |
1,972 |
Just taking a guess, perhaps it was that Koresh had peaceably been served
with warrants before, and he did not shoot anyone but instead went with the
police without fighting.
--
"On the first day after Christmas my truelove served to me... Leftover Turkey!
On the second day after Christmas my truelove served to me...... | 8 |
1,973 |
Very good point. Is there someone out there that is working on this?
I'd offer my time to help manage/do it all myself but yaw'll are not
going to hear from me over the summer. I'm not trying to be pushy,
and there is being progress made (re: pov mailing list).
-hed
| 7 |
1,974 |
I know you work at sun, but that's really no reason not to like fast
computers. I suspect a conspiracy here. Are you trying to drag Intel through
the mud at a con or something? I really wish you guys would make your own
computers faster instead of degrading others'. Why don't you go straight for
the top and run a... | 5 |
1,975 |
Ok, I have a question... why? Why do people copy the article, and the
only new thing they add to the post is there name? I'm not picking on
this person, I've seen a few of these. Is it just a mistake? Am I
missing something? Is it some unknown net-equette I missed somewhere?
I skip over all the quoted mater... | 10 |
1,976 |
Wow! You really know how to hurt a guy. Guess I shouldn't bother watching
any more games. It's already been decided. :^)
luigi
| 11 |
1,977 |
What I saw on TV and what you claim are two different things. The
Davidians did not start shooting until after the BATF lobbed a couple
genades in the windows and started shooting themselves.
EASY! If you see federal agents in body armor with sub machine guns
going in throught windows, that is a No-Knock warrant. ... | 13 |
1,978 | Howdy, Netlanders:
Can you put an ISA card into an EISA slot?
Also, can you put a 8-bit PC card in an ISA
slot?
Please e-mail if possible,
Thanks ahead of time, | 5 |
1,979 | Argh. This is what I get for acknowledging David Sternlight's existence.
Okay, it looks like I am going to have to do the history lesson after all.
During the Vietnam war, there were a great many citizens opposed to it
who considered themselves perfectly law abiding, although Mr. Nixon and
his lackeys thought otherw... | 3 |
1,980 | Are there any Off-Line mail readers for the net-news? In qwk format? It
would be really helpfull to be able to download the net news from a Vax or
mainframe and read it off-line.....
Adam Hodge | 17 |
1,981 | OK... quick scenario... you're at home, not bothering anybody... next thing you
know, somebody comes crashing in the upstairs window and you hear an explosion.
You see that this individual has a submachinegun, and that more similarly armed
individuals are rushing your front door. Will you a) defend yourself and family... | 19 |
1,982 | Well, here goes. After lurking for a LONG time, I'll announce myself. Yes, I'm
the enemy. The enemy that also happens to ride an "arrest me red" 90 VFR.
Bike history: (as if this endears me to the DoD)
79 Honda XL 175 "High School"
85 Kawasaki KLR 600
84 Honda V65 Sabre "Cornering by Committee"
... | 0 |
1,983 |
I remember reading an article in Reader's digest many moons ago
about a similar incident. During a minor leaque game a player neck was
cut when the opponent he was back-checking tripped and his skakes
flew up. In this case the victim's mask proved a hinderance since
his face was protected and so he did... | 16 |
1,984 |
As she said, the letter is addressed to Bettman. The post (which, though
having pretty much the same content, is an entirely different entity) was
addressed to all. When she puts the letter in the mail I doubt it will
say "To: All". I figure she wanted to let people here see what was in it
since it is a topic that ... | 16 |
1,985 |
This comes up periodically, and I just don't get it. Take, for example, Mark
McGwire. He walked 90 times in 1993. If that's not a potential great example
of what you're talking about then I don't know what is. Now let's look at
what happens when McGwire doesn't walk:
75% of the time he made an out.
10% of the time... | 11 |
1,986 | For Sale: 24 Pin Printer - ALPS Allegra 24
Asking Price: $150 shipped prepaid
(C.O.D. orders pay C.O.D. shipping).
Features:
Straight paper path (won't jam).
Paper saving tear-off capability (no need to waste a sheet to
get a current pri... | 1 |
1,987 | "The Villager-Quest seem like the best of the Cravan/Voyager
copies to come along since the Mazda MPV."
I'll agree about villager but not MPV -- it's so small that I'd class
it as a SUV with an extra seat shoehorned in. To get any rear cargo
space, you shove the back seat up against the middle seat, eliminating
*all... | 4 |
1,988 |
In the part of the posting you have so helpfully deleted, I
pointed out that they used the wording from the English Bill of
Rights apparently *changing* what they understood by it, and I
asked why then should we, two hundred years later, be bound by
what Keith Allan Schneider *thinks* they understood by it.
So one ... | 14 |
1,989 |
Especially the '68 Shelby-American GT-500KR (King of the Road, so named
to steal GM's planned Camaro King of the Road's thunder :-)
Some GT-40s are street legal, some aren't.
I found my Shelby-American guide. There were a grand total 126 GT-40s
built:
GT-40 Coupes 55
GT-40 Road Cars 31
GT-40 Mk II 13
GT... | 4 |
1,990 | Does anyone have the player stats for games played up until
April 22,1993. | 16 |
1,991 | In a post of 29 April (?), considering disasters as instances of the
judgements of God in history, Andy Byler spoke of
> the desire of the Jerusalem mob who crucified the Lord that
> "His blood be upon us."
Vera Noyes replied (02 May),
> I will not comment here for fear of being heavily flamed.
I invite them bot... | 18 |
1,992 |
I own a PC FanCard II, which is a slightly different beast. It's a long card
that plugs into an 8 or 16 bit slot and contains two muffin fans. It requires
no extra cabling. I had a 286 that was experiencing some problems due to
heat. The FanCard made the system run cool enough so that the problem no
longer appears... | 5 |
1,993 |
Or how about:
"End light pollution now!!"
Your banner would have no effect on its subject, but my banner would.
| 12 |
1,994 | Everyone is complaining about the debacle in Waco. It is hard to
understand all this angst. What happend there is nothing less than
what we wanted to happen. Why all the sour grapes ?
BATF was looking for a propaganda event to counteract their impending
budget cuts ... the attendance of the press at the initial big
c... | 19 |
1,995 |
That's kind of extra work that one cannot expect the store people to do.
IMHO it would be easier if companies sell their software as cheaply as
possible AND to sell the customers detail manuals (for the brain-deads)
, quick reference books, how to do books and videos, paid support hot line
(1-900 :). For the register... | 15 |
1,996 |
First the FBI said they saw two members of the cult start the fire-and the
FBI never lies. Second, the first started in opposite ends of the compound
at the same time and thirdly, the fire spread too quickly for it not to be
help without an accelerate.
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As I've noted, you can likely get around that with a directional
sensor. Phased array systems could completely defeat this scheme.
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Perry Metzger pmetzger@shearson.com | 3 |
1,998 | One can only remap special-command keys in procomm it seems. I
would like to remap other keys too - especially "altgr 2", and
such combinations.
Anybody know a plain OR dirty way to do this?? (of cause most
people settle for remapping function keys, but I don't see
why there should be a limitation...) | 17 |
1,999 | In-reply-to: johnn@eskimo.com's message of 21 Apr 93 23:03:27 GMT
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware,comp.sys.amiga.hardware,comp.sys.sun.hardware
Subject: Re: Monitors - Nanao?
References: <C5uw1t.3HI@eskimo.com>
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I have a Nanao 17" (F560?) on my IPX. I prefer it to my Sun 1... | 5 |
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