Please post this job:
POSITION SUMMARY:
The Web Developer will build the operations end of the Goddard Library
Websites and keep them running smoothly. This includes designing, building,
and implementing new Web pages and sites, integrating sites with back end
applications, migrating
That seems to me an excellent answer, especially since my question was too
broadly set. Thank you.
I think what still bothers me is that it requires a trip to ebay, or a vm or
two, and some maybe not-quite-trivial forensics generally, to establish whether
there is worthwhile data on a disk (or
Hi Michael
On 03/27/12 11:50, Michael Hopwood wrote:
Hi Graham, do I know you from RHUL?
Yes indeed :-)
My thoughts on merged records would be:
1. don't do it - use separate IDs and just present links between related
manifestations; thus avoiding potential confusions.
In my case, I
Wait, what? The Sinclair ZX81 didn't take punch cards. It was solid state.
You could bolt a cassette player to it.
Had one. grumble
Not only has hardware sharing not happened, the stuff is usually far more
expensive than when it was new.
Cheers,
SK
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Sadly that often is the problem in the archival setting, though it ends up
being kind of a crap shoot.. In my experience as an intern at a university
archive we often ran accross floppies that I would hand off to a fulltime
archivist who had a backlog that would eventually require hunting down a
