Subject: Fun with transparent squid proxies... - msg#00052

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Re: application installation

On 7/24/06, jose tav <josetav@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, > Please some body can tell me how to install: > install_flash_player_7_Linux.tar.gz, sitting on my /Desktop/, and for that > matter any application. Hi Jose, To install any application, you can use "synaptic" (or you can look for synaptic under the menus. On your Ubuntu Dapper Drake 6.06 LTS, we did already install manually the flash player, so you don't need to do that again. Remember we tested it worked OK, by going to video.google.com and seeing that it could play the video? But usually better is to download the video to your hard drive then use "vlc" to play it back. We installed that just before the end, if you remember? Peter.

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Re: Fun with transparent squid proxies...

Quoting Daniel Gimpelevich (daniel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx): > http://www.ex-parrot.com/~pete/upside-down-ternet.html I just love that. It makes me want to hurry up and build the cache server, just so I can do it myself.

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reiserfs4

Arch based Underground Linux did Reiser4 only and my tests on a primary partition went well - BUT - RR4 wiped every partition from there on , inclusive , forcing a 9 distro rebuild . Some of the things the kernel people want from Reiser4 don't seem reasonable but their fanboys don't seem reasonable either . Preventing extermination mode on finding a misunderstood filesystem got some attention and you face less risk now . Namesys develops Reiser4 . Reiser4 shows better speed and more cpu use than ext3 but less reliability . I stick with ext3 and suggest ext2 when you have GOOD ups but different filesystems excel at different things - as the only guy regularly hauling his ups to installfests , you should notice that I'm sticking to the high reliability of ext3 . > (Who's doing Reiser4?) > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

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Re: Fun with transparent squid proxies...

Quoting Daniel Gimpelevich (daniel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx): > http://www.ex-parrot.com/~pete/upside-down-ternet.html I just love that. It makes me want to hurry up and build the cache server, just so I can do it myself.