Hey all, I just started experimenting with CouchDB the other day, and
it's pretty cool. With the amount of data the Botanical Heritage
Library (BHL) is carrying, this may be an option for the future. Does
anyone have any experience with it, or any pointers to a good howto,
or basic setup/usage ca
Hi Phil,
I'm starting to play with CouchDB myself, mainly as a way of learning about
schemaless databases. Have you seen the book that is being written,
http://books.couchdb.org/relax/ ? So far it's got a pretty good set of
up-and-running instructions and some basic howtos.
Mark
- "phil c
How do y'all suggest I put to good use the increasing number of extra
computers I have lying around my house?
You would think I was starting a computer museum with the number of
decommissioned computers I have at home. A few Macintoshes and a couple of
Intel-based machines. (Not to mention the TI-
Eric Lease Morgan wrote:
> How do y'all suggest I put to good use the increasing number of extra
> computers I have lying around my house?
>
> You would think I was starting a computer museum with the number of
> decommissioned computers I have at home. A few Macintoshes and a couple of
> Intel-ba
Check for a local branch of freegeek for rehabilitation and environmental
disposal:
http://www.freegeek.org/
Columbus has one, so South Bend might too.
--Joe
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Jim Tuttle wrote:
> Eric Lease Morgan wrote:
> > How do y'all suggest I put to good use the increasing
On Tue, 17 Mar 2009, Eric Lease Morgan wrote:
How do y'all suggest I put to good use the increasing number of extra
computers I have lying around my house?
You would think I was starting a computer museum with the number of
decommissioned computers I have at home. A few Macintoshes and a couple
Depending on your amount of free bandwidth, there are some interesting
distributed computing projects that you might be able to contribute
to. s...@home is the largest, and probably most popular, but there are
all sorts of initiatives in Biology, Mathematics, Physics and other
fields. Here'
For those in the Philadelphia area, there is Nonprofit Technology Resources:
http://www.ntronline.org/
(They shares some of their space with The Hacktory: http://thehacktory.org/)
--chris
Joe Atzberger wrote:
Check for a local branch of freegeek for rehabilitation and environmental
disposal
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 7:22 AM, phil cryer wrote:
> Hey all, I just started experimenting with CouchDB the other day, and
> it's pretty cool. With the amount of data the Botanical Heritage
> Library (BHL) is carrying, this may be an option for the future. Does
> anyone have any experience with
You have until April 17th for early bird registration for the Open
Repositories 2009 Conference being held in Atlanta, Ga May 18-21, 2009.
The registration URL is https://or09.library.gatech.edu/registration.php
The OR09 web site is https://or09.library.gatech.edu
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