Powerbook
So, I took advantage of the extended weekend to replace the old 6GB
travelstar in my powerbook with a brand new 40GB 5400 rpm drive.
Planning ahead, I had already purchased a firewire laptop drive
enclosure, negating the need to backup data. Thinking it would be the
cat's pajamas, I endeavoured to make a debian CD with jigdo. This was
a pointless act, as although it results in an up-to-date CD, it is not
bootable on PowerPC (And maybe not on x86, either). But, in the
meantime I found http://www.phy.olemiss.edu/debian-cd which offeres a
wide variety of bootable, business-card size debian install CDs.
Using this and a debian mirror or two, sucessfully installed, save for
its use of KDE as the default desktop.
Incidentally, installing linux on powerpc (at least NewWorld macs) has
greatly improved since I first got this thing.
Wake me when it's over.
I puked in a bucket last night. My stomach was empty so it was
basically all acid. It made my eyes all bloodshot and all the stuff
in my sinuses got sqeezed out into my nose. About 18 hours later the
headache went away.
Put it behind you
Hey, whatever happened to the whole making crooked corporate officals
pay thing? Did we ever do that? It's a bit fuzzy in my mind.
Also, what ever happened with all those people in Florida who
couldn't vote because they were incorrectly listed as ex-felons? Did
we ever clean that up?
Just curious.
GAR
I just got dist-upgraded to the point where I have gnome 2. I hate it. I want it to die. Nothing's working the way I like and they won't let me change things to the way I like. I want my cpu monitor, and there's no PMU monitoring applet. I can't have windows go above the panels, the taskmonitor is wasting space, there's no binary clock, all my custom menus are gone and I don't know if I can have custom menus in gnome 2. I hate gnome 2.
I can now begin spectrum hogging!
I suppose this works, but I was thinking some sort of special template on the madness/ dir that would show ownership of files instead.
You know, I saw in a movie how people on stilts can run 45 miles per hour.
I claim this post in the name of inkblot
You know, I saw in a movie how people on stilts can run 45 miles per hour.
Alternativly you could add a $uid token to pyblosxom although Nick's way is probably better
Hey, Sammy. You sure it weren't cartoons you was watchin'?
It's not that hard to do it yourself
No! It's true! I saw it in a movie!
This needs a system of telling who wrote what
Well, maybe if they're mile-long stilts they can.
Norm Coleman
Maybe I'm just lacking in political savvy, but it always seemed to me a stupid idea to hand-pick a guy who lost to Jesse Ventura to run against a multiple term incumbant senator. Especially when running a flip-floppy guy against a man secure in his convictions. I guess I'll just never understand politics.