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I fuzzily recall someone posting a script that shuffled off voicemails to Google for conversion to text that could then be emailed. Anyone have any luck with that? Anything new out there? j

...wrote: > > Maybe there is an opening for "mtafs" :) which would have the semantics > which the MTA authors want and reasonable features which are useful to > others [journalling,speed,io-clustering,etc] Queston is: what do the MTA authors want? We occasionally see chunks of fuzzily-informed mud come flying over the wall from MTA lists, but I've yet to see a neat description of the requirements. I'd very much like to see such a description, and to have such a discussion, because we should have a good fit here. > The question is what precise semantics of ffs does e...

https://bugzilla.mindrot.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1213 --- Comment #43 from Daniel Richard G. <skunk at iSKUNK.ORG> --- And a year later, this issue still afflicts OpenSSH 6.1p1 (as packaged by Ubuntu). Aab's patch still applies, if fuzzily, and still hardens up ssh-keyscan so that it can deal with my company's network. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching the assignee of the bug.

...xisting directories with the same (or similar) creation date. If such a directory is found (/foo/bar) then rsync can look inside this for matches for existing files, possibly using linking for speed. Linking is obviously preferred, but may depend a lot on whether rsync can detect in advance if the fuzzily matched directory is going to be deleted, as this would mean that linking or moving would be okay to do. Anyway, this could help to solve or at least limit a common pitfall with synchronisation that arises when a directory is renamed or moved. i recommend the use of an optional parameter, e.g -...

...lly be turned into N groups, each group being related to one of the N roots of the equation. I tried producing factors out of these results, but numerical approximation made that non-practical. I would guess that "clustering", which I do not know, may be seen as a way to produce factors fuzzily. * As a counter-measure to the above difficulty, I used `Arg()' as a way to produce "levels" out of the results. Could have used `Im()' instead. It seems that `Mod()' and `Re()' are less productive. `image' is kind enough to turn those levels into colours without any...