My New Slackware 2.4 to 2.6 Kernel Installer program
My New Slackware 2.6 Kernel Patcher Program
An easy way for the blind to go, but a cleaver path for the fools who know, the secrets of the hanged man, and the smile on his lips :)
My New Slackware 2.6 Kernel Patcher Program
An easy way for the blind to go, but a cleaver path for the fools who know, the secrets of the hanged man, and the smile on his lips :)
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B_o_B Internet Radio is broadcast
in streaming .mp3 format using SHOUTcast.
Broadcasting at 24kbps, 22,050kHz in Mono Cheap broadcast
rate is due to cable modem limitations. Their is no scheduled
broadcasts time. I have my winamp player
(what I use to listen to music here) hooked into
the Shoutcast
server. When I listen to music, Broadcasting begins.
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This is my Library of extra ordinary magnitude. Tech Library |
These are stripped down mirrors of suprnova.org The mirror's are updated hourly. |
John R Latus III
Easy Wind Gallery - Photography by Robert G. McCall
Classic Cargo International, Inc.
Reference / Library Area
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Slackware - Manual The Official Slackware Manual |
Slackware - Linux Notes Here is a html version of my notebook I used while learning Linux. |
Unofficial Slackware Revised Manual Here is a more modern - Revised - Unofficial Slackware Linux Manual |
King James Bible
King James Version of the Bible. By Chapter with Verse #'s
UPDATED King James Bible UPDATED K.J.B. Audio
UPDATED King James Version of the Bible. with Verse #'s. Also, here are links to an AUDIO version of the UKJV being recorded. This is the original site I obtained the U.K.J.V. from http://www.geocities.com/updatedkjv/
The UnOfficial Sheperd's Chapel Audio Archive
Here is an archive of the 1 hour Bible Studies from The Sheperd's Chapel
 Blue Passers |
Once upon a time in the year 1990, in a High School Electronics Lab, a radio transmitter & a radio receiver were built. One night while reflecting about this project, Fran makes a Profound statement: |
| "I still cant get over that time we were picking up your radio with our reciever. Nothing that cool has happened since...... I get chills thinking about that radio......." Fran "Da Man" Trudeau 01 March 2004 |
Download the Message Tribute
NOTE: You may need to "right-click" on the link and "save-as" to save the file to your computer.
Listen to the Tribute Live in on-demand streaming .mp3 format
Wisconsin Travel Advisory
This is an important must read if you are planning on visiting Wisconsin
"There is no greater sorrow than to recall happiness in times of mysery"
"That which does not kill us makes us stronger"
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I made a couple sctipts to help config SmoothWall Linux.
Click Here to Check My Smoothwall Config Scripts
The Prophecies of Nostradamus
Web View of some of my Logs
Retired - Old Archive
I made a couple sctipts to help config SmoothWall Linux.
Click Here to Check My Smoothwall Config Scripts
The Prophecies of Nostradamus
Web View of some of my Logs
In the days prior to me
knowing how to run my own webservers, I used to use a lot of free web
hosting services to mess around with making web pages. Here is a
link to my website of yesteryears. This site was made more or
less for educational/experimental purposes, and never really was an
attempt to be a legit site with some kind of useful information
to share with the world. B-o-B's old website
In the days after my playing around with making web pages on free web hosting services, I put a computer togeather to run my own web-server from my home. This was an attempt to take my skills "To the next level", as they would say. At that time, I had just obtained my first DSL (broadband - fast) internet connection, so I decided to give it a try. The computer that was built was named "4dnetdrone". The primary mission of this box (when it was first built) was to be a Proxy Server (a way to share the DSL - actually a dialup at first - with my roommates @ that time), and was used to run my old website www.bobslair.org. This machine originally ran NT4.0, and I used the stock IIS 4.0 services. For just a brief amount of time, this machine was upgraded to M$ 2000 Server, and ran the stock IIS 5.0 services.
I decided to move away from California in the summer of 2002. In the process of me moving, this computer died from having water leak onto, then into it. All the data in this computer was destroyed forever.
During the uptime opperation of this server, I also had several other M$ servers running (doing things for me) in the background. Their were two times I needed to take "4dnetdrone" (dry-dock) off-line for maintanence. Each time I did this, I moved the services/files to one of my other computers running at that time (as to not disrupt the opperations of www.bobslair.org, ftp.bobslair.org, or mail.bobslair.org). Well, awhile ago, I retired two of the computers that for a brief time ran bobslair.org, and at the time of retirement I saved whatever bobslair.org files I could find. These files have been sitting around i my fileserver doing nothing (and prob never will), so I decided to restore what material I had left & put on display for historical purposes. Here is a glimpse of what my old www.bobslair.org looked like.
February 2002 Click Here to take a look at bobslair.org from Feb 2002
May 2002 Click Here to take a look at bobslair.org - May 2002 - Weeks before it's death
In the days after my playing around with making web pages on free web hosting services, I put a computer togeather to run my own web-server from my home. This was an attempt to take my skills "To the next level", as they would say. At that time, I had just obtained my first DSL (broadband - fast) internet connection, so I decided to give it a try. The computer that was built was named "4dnetdrone". The primary mission of this box (when it was first built) was to be a Proxy Server (a way to share the DSL - actually a dialup at first - with my roommates @ that time), and was used to run my old website www.bobslair.org. This machine originally ran NT4.0, and I used the stock IIS 4.0 services. For just a brief amount of time, this machine was upgraded to M$ 2000 Server, and ran the stock IIS 5.0 services.
I decided to move away from California in the summer of 2002. In the process of me moving, this computer died from having water leak onto, then into it. All the data in this computer was destroyed forever.
During the uptime opperation of this server, I also had several other M$ servers running (doing things for me) in the background. Their were two times I needed to take "4dnetdrone" (dry-dock) off-line for maintanence. Each time I did this, I moved the services/files to one of my other computers running at that time (as to not disrupt the opperations of www.bobslair.org, ftp.bobslair.org, or mail.bobslair.org). Well, awhile ago, I retired two of the computers that for a brief time ran bobslair.org, and at the time of retirement I saved whatever bobslair.org files I could find. These files have been sitting around i my fileserver doing nothing (and prob never will), so I decided to restore what material I had left & put on display for historical purposes. Here is a glimpse of what my old www.bobslair.org looked like.
February 2002 Click Here to take a look at bobslair.org from Feb 2002
May 2002 Click Here to take a look at bobslair.org - May 2002 - Weeks before it's death
