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I built it from the source and followed the instructions here: http://chrissnell.com/gpsdrive/ You can find the source files here as well as the instuctions, but I'm afraid you'll need to brush up on those UNIX skills to build it from source.

According to the Earthmate web page http://www.delorme.com/earthmate/default.asp It says it is "NMEA-compliant", but this may apply to the newer models. I believe it's NMEA compliant since NetStumber on my ThinkPad sees it as a NMEA 0183 device on COM6 running at 4800 bps.

The Earthmate does output NMEA signals according to the DeLorme doc's. "The new NMEA-compliant Earthmate GPS includes a convenient suction cup mount for secure in-vehicle positioning. " I already have the Earthmate which I use on my ThinkPad. I use the Street Altas 2003 on...

Has anyone managed to get a DeLorme USB Earthmate GPS working a a TiPowerBook? I've installed GPSDrive which seems to work fine, but it doesn't see the USB EarthMate GPS device. When the GPS is plugged into the PowerBook, the light on the GPS flashes a few times and then goes out. Looking...

You'll need a OS X driver for your camera if it's USB powered. I have a 3Com Home Connect web cam and use the free drivers from http://webcam-osx.sourceforge.net To do the ftp, you can use EvoCam. It's shareware webcam software which will ftp your pictures to your web site and more...

Safari of course

It's a decent show, and one of the hosts (Leo Laporte) uses an iBook. The show covers more Windoze stuff with limited coverage of Linux, and Mac stuff. All in all it's still interesting.

I work as a Solaris system administrator, firewall administrator, IDS admin, and do attack and penetration testing against our own systems. What a hoot, and to think I get paid for doing it too I don't think I could have this much fun at Disney World.

I'm not sure companies can't put better security in their software if they really wanted to. I'm sure the primary reason is the "good old bottom line." It would cost more to produce better code. The most common security issue with software seems to be buffer overflows. They have been...

Why wouldn't everyone want a secure system? Don't you think security should be a requirement in all systems? If systems came configured for maximum security, we'd all be better off. Users would have to enable the items they needed, instead of systems being configured by default with...

Take a look at this program. It's a MAC program which will convert your HTML files into text files. http://www.printerport.com/klephacks/markdown.html

I have the Nortel OS X VPN client and use it to connect to our Nortel boxes at work. I connect to the office with it, crank up X and start working on our Solaris boxes.

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The UN already has a problem if they think giving Saddam more time will change anything. He has done nothing for the last 10+ years to indicate his willingness to get rid of WMD. I guess you could ask the Kurds if they think Saddam has no WMD. When diplomacy fails ( and 10+ years should be...

It's lucky for you the USA doesn't see things as cut and dried as you do, otherwise you and the rest of Europe would be now be speaking German. Or do you think Hitler would of allowed you to stay neutral while he conquered the rest of the world because war is evil? Europe seems to have...

Try PAN, can be installed using FINK. Runs under X windows so you'll need to install either Apples X11 or OroborOSX. Nice threaded USENET news reader, priced right too... free

1. Make sure you're logged in to the site 2. Look above the lists of formus and click on "user cp" 3. Click on "edit options" 4. Scroll to bottom of page, find "Avatar" section 5. Click on "Change Avatar" 6. Follow instructions on page for adding your icon to your user name.

What I use to rip directly from DVD to Divx is: Mencoder The latest version of Mencoder will rip directly from DVD to Divx. Video Lan Client (VLC) This will play your freshly ripped Divx DivxDoctor This'll fix the audio and create a .mov file for Quicktime. Just drag the ripped avi file...

Could the first number be your your history number? Was that the first command you entered? Look at how your prompt is configured in your .tcshrc, ,cshrc, or wherever you have your environment settings defined. That's where you'll find the answer.

Hey, it's still got the smiley face, only now it also has some Jaguar spots. I took Giaguara's advice and used CandyBar to change the icon. It worked fine. my dock