Recent content by jkukowsk

I know that song, and that's not it. Anymore guesses?

rbloedow, Yea, I think it was tubthumping. LeStEr, I'd guess from the 60's to the 80's.

TheVrolok, I tried googling it to every single thing I could think of the lyrics to be, but no luck. dparker, That's too old.

Alright, it was a tad loud at the pizza parlor tonight and I couldn't hear much of the song, but this is what I know. It's an older song, a guy or group of guys sing it and the lyrics sounded like they went "floooww to the river".

I'm sorry 4"x6"m. I'll proof my text before I post next time!

One more question, what kind of size difference are we looking at between a 4"x6" and a 4x6m.

I just purchased a Pioneer DEH-P7500MP deck that is labeled for 22 watts RMS (min) / 50 watts peak x 4 channels. I was looking to also purchase some speakers and have been fixed on the Sony XS-4624 for the ease of install, price, etc. According to Crutchfield.com the Sony's have a...

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I have a Linksys router that currently connects all my computers to the internet via Qwest Choice. When I try to connect with my SMC router it says that there is no internet connection, I release and renew to no avail. The WAN connect light is on and so is the light on the Qwest box. I have...

You have your current Apache version 1.3.27 & 2.0.44 You have your current Tomcat version 4.1.24 Tomcat runs ONLY JSP Apache serves the HTML files plus CGI, PHP, etc. If you want more that a Java server you have to install one of the current versions of Apache and then link Tomcat to it. If...

If you did a plane jane Apche install it is the htdocs folder inside of the Apache folder.

Turned off, plugged in, and then booted up.

I'm talking about not using the KVM at all. I plugged the old keyboard that was working fine all those years into the computer and nothing works on it.

I've got an old Compaq with a 475 AMD K6 II, 256MB Ram, and PS/2 ports for the mouse and keyboard running RH6.2. Last night I installed an IOGear KVM switch between that machine and a Dell 1400SC (RH7.3). Everything works fine on the Dell side, but when I go over to the Compaq side things turn...

I remember sitting in a talk about two years ago on how the size of a drive partitioned with FAT32 dictated how big a file trully came to be stored on the hard drive - The bigger a partition the bigger a file. Does anyone know if this same principle holds true for NTFS or any of the Linux...