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In response to: Lemon Juice Fast: Day 4

Ladyd47 [Visitor] — Tue, 08 May 2007 14:48:12 +0000

I have been told about the Mater Cleanser and wanted to know has anyone tried it and what your comments are about it. Is this diet safe for your system? I have a ulcer would this be safe for me to use. Could I get some information please

In response to: The bigger a group gets...

Strafverteidiger Anwalt Freiburg [Visitor] — Sun, 29 Apr 2007 21:13:20 +0000

Interessant, S.R.M. Bis zum n

In response to: Bank of America? I laugh

Harry [Visitor] — Sat, 07 Apr 2007 21:27:16 +0000

I know you should now your balance but if your short they should not honor your debit card just got me for 35x3 day before my disability check posts and,even though I pay or they take the fees they now put my money on hold, yes b of a are the only bank in my life thats done this so on monday will take my banking elsewhere HMS

In response to: Docs, PDFs and open formats. Huh???

Lorenzo Dee [Visitor] — Mon, 19 Mar 2007 07:57:28 +0000

I'm also using JODConverter. I also encountered the same problem when using remote OOo server. Try replacing the OpenOfficeDocumentConverter with StreamOpenOfficeDocumentConverter to work around file permission problems with a remote OOo connection.

HTH

In response to: Matt Kennedy: A long good-bye

Matthew Kennedy [Visitor] — Fri, 16 Mar 2007 06:13:47 +0000

I still follow planet.gentoo.org to see what's up. Thanks for the kind comments. I must admit I'd forgotten some of story :-) Some good times back then!

In response to: On Masking Popular Packages (XMMS)

William Pitcock [Visitor] — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 05:20:38 +0000

> In short: audacious is as broken from a usability point of view as is xmms is (probably) from a technological one.

Hi. Audacious 1.3.0 solves these usability problems.

In response to: On Masking Popular Packages (XMMS)

jj [Visitor] — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 02:47:04 +0000

> * embrace audacious

and so I did. I installed this audacious thing and know what? It's broken.

It takes twice as long to load files. If you scroll onto some portion of the playlist that hasn't loaded the playtime yet, scrolling gets stuck. The 'jump' feature honors case. jeeze, now I have to remember/guess what case someone used when naming that mp3 file...

In short: audacious is as broken from a usability point of view as is xmms is (probably) from a technological one.

What was it you advertised: "..more than 10000 packages in our Portage tree..."

And it was one of the reasons why I use(d) gentoo.

Does Ubuntu still have XMMS?

Don't get me wrong, gentoo is nice and all (as in Redhat and SUSE are not), but, when I have to build an overlay, or fiddle with replacements to get some of my tasks done that work out of the box next door, I go there.

The way this was (or is) handled at Gentoo is not encouraging, either: Which app is next?

In response to: Matt Kennedy: A long good-bye

Brandon Edens [Visitor] — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 22:51:16 +0000

Matthew Kennedy did great work on the Common Lisp infrastructure in Gentoo. It was his work that enabled me to get started hacking in Common Lisp. It is sad to hear he has moved on.