I agree -- my search results were relevant and therefore -- it's useful!
*(please excuse cross-posting and feel free to share!)*
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Credo Reference’s Libraries Thriving (www.librariesthriving.org) and Against
the Grain’s Multi-Grain (www.against-the-grain.com/multigrain) are
wondering: Are libraries thriving? Because there are such solid arguments on
both sides,
I tried it, I like it, I thank you, Jonathan.
Already found something new and interesting.
Roy Zimmer
Western Michigan University
On 10/6/2011 9:35 PM, Jonathan Rochkind wrote:
So I was in #code4lib, and skome asked about ideas for library hours.
And I recalled that there have been at least
Rowan, you mentioned that a computer might be stolen or fried by lightning.
The more I read, the more I think a computer is the way to go, at the very
least to set up the database. Is there a way you can use surge protectors
and create a cage to go around the computer with it's scanner?
Nicole
I think a great question would be: what would you REALLY like to be doing?
And I'm meaning that professionally, not I'd rather be
sailing/sleeping/drinking a beer. Pretend that the daily niggling bits of
the job are gone and money is no object -- what would you do?
I love your variation to the
Hi Nicole, people here tell me that computers get zapped even with surge
protectors here, or even with lightning protectors. Then someone told me the
other day that they need to be properly earthed and almost nothing is here.
One problem is I don't even know if there is such a thing as a real
Does anyone have a favorite they'd suggest?
I need to make some kind of interstitial overlay that is triggered on page
load.
There's a lot of options. Figured I'd ask.
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Nate Hill
nathanielh...@gmail.com
http://www.natehill.net
Colorbox rules!
On Oct 7, 2011 11:51 AM, Nate Hill nathanielh...@gmail.com wrote:
Does anyone have a favorite they'd suggest?
I need to make some kind of interstitial overlay that is triggered on page
load.
There's a lot of options. Figured I'd ask.
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Nate Hill
nathanielh...@gmail.com
This isn't enough question, but whatever the question is, ATM the
answer is jQuery and jQuery_UI.
These allow you to make stuff appear where you want it, when you want
it, along with the css to make it appear how you want.
As with just about all programming, the hard part is clearly
Sorry if that wasn't clear, it was more of a casual question.
Thanks Andrew, Colorbox is cool. I was looking at leanModal as well.
On Fri, Oct 7, 2011 at 9:43 AM, Cary Gordon listu...@chillco.com wrote:
This isn't enough question, but whatever the question is, ATM the
answer is jQuery and
I'd like to hear more about the DPLA project - I hope we get a proposal
about that this year! I'll post it to the wiki page.
Andrew
On Wed, Oct 5, 2011 at 6:17 PM, Anjanette Young youn...@u.washington.eduwrote:
Code4lib 2012 call for proposals.
We are now accepting proposals for Code4lib
(Please forward and cross-promote as you see fit!)
Moving to the next generation of library metadata will take intense discussion
and planning from both the cataloging and library technology communities. The
one-day CURATEcamp: Catalogers and Coders event, held on Wednesday November 2,
2011,
One other thing to consider with the iPhone is that it's going to be a
recurrent monthly fee, and that cellular internet tends to run more
expensive than regular internet collections. This could easily run over
replacement costs for a wired computer, for instance. Also, that while a
regular
Well I thought that we could plug either an iphone or computer (eg netbook
or your dev. board) into an UPS and extend the battery life that way. It
would be on standby most of the time. The longest it would have to last
would be a week because any on the committee could plug it in while they are
Thanks!
Also thanks for the human search engine answers via irc.
-skome
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By the time you're up and running, this http://www.raspberrypi.org/
may be an option for you, as well.
A lot cheaper than an iPhone...
-Ross.
On Fri, Oct 7, 2011 at 5:36 PM, rowan eisner rowaneis...@gmail.com wrote:
Well I thought that we could plug either an iphone or computer (eg netbook
or
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