On Tuesday 10 May 2005 00:20, Michael Sammartano wrote:
> Tough call. I belong to the LiLUG, liphp, OpenOffice, azphp,& PLUG
> lists, and I like what I read here. I have actually read more useful
> stuff from this list than any other. I would be in favor of more people
> asking or welcoming off list traffic for odd ball stuff. Today I learned
> about thumbnail generation on this list using either Java or php, and in
> the php list I was given a bunch of code to look at and a good luck
> gesture. They didn't even tell me about 'Gallery'. I will draw the line
> though when it comes to OT stuff like 'Phoenix Drivers'. I also have
> several folders set up in Thunderbird for email. I get more porn, viagra
> spam though, and I can't get rid of it...
well,
for those with *spam* problems, might I suggest dutiful use of spamcop (it is
free after a fashion).
it also helps to use mail filters in Kontact (formerly Kmail). its saved me no
end of time. between the filters, the manual larting of some domains and the
spamcop reporting, I am down to less than 10 spams a day. :)
as for the OT stuff, eventually it comes back around to linux (in some form or
another) or gets to be related to it in some way.
now, about bad drivers and even worse traffic light settings: would it have
not been easier to have every traffic light networked through a linux server
network? would have made changing traffic control a snap instead of the
current system which will cost some $30 billion to upgrade and change over
the next 10 years? <how's that for bring an ot subject back on topic?>
TMH
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