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Re: More GNU/Linux goodness: Untangle router (based on Debian)

2009-11-22T14:52:09Z

On 2009-11-22, the following emerged from the brain of Chris Ahlstrom:
Mhh, no idea why I wrote 'untangled' several times. Odd...
The advantage of untangle over a roll-your-own-solution is obviously
ease of use. Setting it up after installation is a matter of minutes
with the web interface. Spam filter? Just install the rack module and

Re: Flatfish ready for his "absence"

2009-11-22T14:34:36Z

You two have found each other's leg. And it's a COLA leg humping orgy, huh?

Re: [OT] Interesting new search engine

2009-11-22T14:41:48Z

Don Zeigler pulled this Usenet boner:
It's the grouping of results, so you don't have to wade through dozens of
links to something that wasn't what you were thinking of. It even mentions
"Linux, a washing powder from Rösch".
Nice find, Tim.
I wonder if it is feeding off of google. The page refers to this script:

Re: Flatfish ready for his "absence"

2009-11-22T14:28:45Z

High Plains Thumper stated in post heaerl$v1...@news.eternal-sept ember.org
on 11/21/09 9:31 PM:
You two are cute when you cuddle.

Re: More GNU/Linux goodness: Untangle router (based on Debian)

2009-11-22T14:31:15Z

TomB pulled this Usenet boner:
Interesting! What does untangle give you over a roll-your-own solution,
Tom?

Re: Microsoft Silverlight - now with hidden Windows bias

2009-11-22T14:26:17Z

JEDIDIAH pulled this Usenet boner:
I think the Smith troll is confusing "Linux" with "POSIX", which even now
Windows doesn't support all that well.

Re: If you try Puppy Linux, don't talk about any problems you have!

2009-11-22T14:22:52Z

Tim Smith pulled this Usenet boner:
What? One dude acts nuts, and is therefore a valid representative of
"the Puppy people"?
Smith, you're as dingy as that woman. Why the hell is she *still*
clamoring about this "death threat"?
I've had enough of the hatred spewed at me from the Puppy Linux forums

Re: Google destroys the operating system, sort of

2009-11-22T14:08:33Z

Sandman pulled this Usenet boner:
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
That is what your "logic" does to me, Mr. Sandman.

Re: Face it: Linux is getting BORING

2009-11-22T14:04:55Z

Gregory Shearman pulled this Usenet boner:
I get scared looking out my Windows!

Re: Clearing up more Tim Smith droppings

2009-11-22T14:03:01Z

7 pulled this Usenet boner:
What bugs me is that Smith almost never points to a link when he makes a
claim about something silly BN or Roy may have claimed. It reeks of
squealing, like a greased pig.

Re: Microsoft Silverlight - now with hidden Windows bias

2009-11-22T13:53:57Z

Go find a COLA leg to hump, stupid home user.

Re: 10 < 15, and Linux applications too hard to install?

2009-11-22T14:00:47Z

Tim Smith pulled this Usenet boner:
So what? BN is basing their choice on something other than size.
I'd dump those three apps before the GIMP any day.
Sounds to me like another Tim Smith cherry-pick the straw-man special.
I never liked the "install-on-first-use" option for MS Office; this would be

More GNU/Linux goodness: Untangle router (based on Debian)

2009-11-22T13:22:24Z

At work I am using Untangled to shield one of our internal networks
from the internet.
[link]
Untangled is a specialized distribution for routing and filtering
network traffic. It comes with a nifty web interface that basically
consists of two parts.
One part in the 'rack' in which one can plugin

Re: Help requested to install Pan newsreader

2009-11-22T13:20:26Z

Oh, fuck no. I got divorced, retired 15 years early, sold everything up
and moved to West Timor. I have four or five rent-wives constantly on the
boil for a change-over every few months and I fly to Sydney to see my
kids at least three times a year.
You must be projecting.

Re: Help requested to install Pan newsreader

2009-11-22T12:55:10Z

BWAGAGAGAGAGAGAGAGGAAHGGAGAGAH GAAHAHAHAHGAAGHAGHAHAHAHAHAHAH AHAHAHAHA!
OMFG! He's serious. Funniest thing I've read all week.