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Text 13808, 100 rader
Skriven 2010-01-03 18:08:12 av Russell Tiedt (5:7105/1)
  Kommentar till text 13806 av Maurice Kinal (1:261/38)
Ärende: where the boys are
==========================
Hello Maurice.

01 Jan 10 16:21, you wrote to me:

 >> That is neat ... :-)

 MK> It sure is but only for modern 32 bit systems.  The rest I am forced
 MK> to take care of from the main box which can and does hotswap HD's via
 MK> the addon card.  For old laptops this means a 44 pin to sata adapter
 MK> which is a done deal.  However the recent addition of three old P1
 MK> laptops with no other possiblity of networking other than via pcmcia
 MK> means I have to refigure all that stuff out again.  Should be fun ...
 MK> yeah right!

Well, as far as older systems go, I am down to 1x PIII 1GHz box, and 2x P4 
boxes (Intel 640, and 524 CPU's) and my first laptop, the EeePc 700 2G Surf, 
being the newest one ... , and the only one happy booting of USB Memory sticks 
...

 MK> Dunno that my eyes are good enough for across the room,

 MK> Given that you can read the default font on the console makes me
 MK> wonder. Mind you maybe my eyes are more suited for long distance
 MK> viewing as long as it isn't teeny tiny text.

A computer screen fortunately has the ability to change "luminosity", and this 
helps with readability, also, I can move it comfortably to a position where my 
eyes are most comfortable ... , probably has something to do with that, also 
chose "terminal bold" as the font to improve readability ... :-)

 >> heck out of watching movies on a GSM cellphone or even a Sony
 >> PSP

 MK> I imagine so.

The kid who was helping out at work, fixed his Toshiba laptop - was so virus 
invested it would not boot properley ... :-(( , showed him how to convert 
DVD's so he could watch them on his PSP ... , he was thrilled, and I was not 
impressed .... I figure I don't want to go much smaller than my EeePc, it is 
also better than these new fangled "portable" DVD players, even if the screens 
are about the same size ...

 >> Well with you "less needy" always wins

 MK> Yep.  Works every time.

:-)

 >> I am a bit more pragmatic

 MK> As long as you're happy with overbloated broken stuff.  ;-)

Not always happy with it, but, sometimes, I don't have much of a choice, like 
SKYPE ... <sigh>

 >> 64 million dollar question is, is mplayer capable of
 >> "bit-perfect" sound

 MK> Definetly better than audacious.  I was experimenting with some 96kHz
 MK> ogg/vorbis soundtracks I made and manged to do some jiggery-pokery on
 MK> the fly with mplayer's switches.  Mind you this is on the xeon quad
 MK> core so ...

Only reasonable way to check that is to feed the digital audio output to a 
outboard DAC, that has LED's that indicate the frequency of the signal they 
are recieving from the computer ... , unless you have some "heavy" test 
equipment ...

 >> such as Audacious is proven capable of ... ? <BG>

 MK> What proof would that be?  I see ... errr ... hear the opposite here.

Depends how it is setup as well I suppose ... <VBEG>

 >> You are fortunate, not having distant family members who only
 >> use SKYPE for communication ... , simply because it is what
 >> they have and know ... <sigh>

 MK> Given that eBay 'owns' Skype without the protocols then I don't have
 MK> much faith in it.  We'll see but given the past track record of things
 MK> like it then I would almost be willing to bet the farm it'll be
 MK> history in the forseeable future.

In the mean time, I am up the creek, without a paddle, till my brothers choose 
to use something else ... , so I am back to not having much choice ... , Skype 
is way, way cheaper than GSM or POTS telephone ...

 >> So does anyone have a netcat version for Smoothwall

 MK> Slackware.  The package is called nc but is indeed netcat.  Might be
 MK> the same for other distributions.

Will try that, as it seems only to have a libc6 (?) dependency ...

Thanks,

Russell

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