The simplest thing to do (for a suitable definition of "simple") is,
rather than setting up a new IP range for the exit node, tell your
vendors to exclude the IP address of the exit node. Much like vendors
who don't allow off-campus access (*cough* uptodate) exclude the proxy
server address
The problem with "programs/departments" is that there are things that
aren't under the umbrella of a single program/department. Where does
"planetary science" go, for example, when it's a strange mix of Earth
Sciences, Geography, and Astronomy?
The other problem is that there are some very LARGE
Art Rhyno talked about doing this with scans of old community newspapers
a few years ago (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcjCiS9pJ3A)
Yes, it's very compute intensive and slow. He set up Hadoop to farm jobs
out to the PCs in the library's public lab while the library was closed
at night.
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Code4Lib North is what we make of it. Please propose a talk or a
discussion topic.
We have both 5 minute lightning talks slots and longer 20 minute
presentation timeslots. The lightning talks are a great way to share
quick tips and tricks, or to point out a new use for an old tool. The 20
minute
This year, Code4Lib North is coming to London, Ontario, and we've
expanding our reach by working with the London Public Library to put it on.
The details are starting to appear on the Code4Lib North wiki page at
If the journals are indexed by ISI Web of Science, then you might be
able to get the data from them. They probably have annoying terms of
reference that don't allow this sort of thing normally, but they do
regularly support bibliometric research, so there's probably a way to
tell them what you
This year, Code4Lib North is coming to London, Ontario, and we've
expanding our reach by working with the London Public Library to put it on.
The details are starting to appear on the Code4Lib North wiki page at
According to the Code4Lib mailing list archives, the service moved from
experimental to production, and changed format, in February, 2007, but
the earliest reference to the service in the archives is a question from
Thom Hickey in May, 2005 soliciting feedback about what additional
features might
for the library's holdings information. This really
is a matter of gluing together two or three systems, none of which is
easy to use programmatically.
- David
On Mon, Apr 8, 2013 at 12:56 PM, David J. Fiander da...@fiander.infowrote:
A friend on friendfeed (no, it's not dead, and yes there's an active
A friend on friendfeed (no, it's not dead, and yes there's an active
librarian community there) who works in a public library complains thusly:
I have decided that it's a goal of mine that for all series in the
fiction collection that circulate reasonably well, I want us to have
the full
So, I just voted for the Code4Lib 2014 location. There are two possible
venues, and I was given three points to apportion however I wish.
While having multiple votes, to spread around at will, makes a lot of
sense, shouldn't the number of votes each elector is granted be limited
to max(3,
to put raleigh over the top.
not that i've ever done that before
On Mon, Apr 1, 2013 at 12:06 PM, Ross Singer rossfsin...@gmail.com wrote:
PATCHES WELCOME.
-Ross.
On Apr 1, 2013, at 12:01 PM, David J. Fiander da...@fiander.info
wrote:
So, I just voted for the Code4Lib 2014
Sounds like a good idea. If nothing else, it'll make the Top Tech
trends the next morning that much more interesting ;-)
- David
On 28-Jan-2008, at 19:33 , Elizabeth Sadler wrote:
Hey, if any code4lib people are going to be at the Ontario Library
Association superconference [1] in Toronto
Just in time to start working on it for Access 2008:
http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Disco-Ball-With-CDs
- David
Andrew,
My sense of NCIP is that it was designed primarly for communication
between agencies that have negotiated a trust relationship offline and
configured their systems to interoperate.
It's not clear to me that NCIP will work well as a protocol for
transmitting ad hoc queries from an
might it make in a day?
- David
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.
-Ross.
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to look deeper into.
- David
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not) is incredibly cool.
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How about sending it to the Internet Archive?
- David
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Edward Summers wrote:
The grim reality is we have three distinct systems at the moment:
drupal, pwyky, trac and svn...each with their own authentication
scheme...well trac and svn happen to share the same one.
This must be some southern definition of three with which I am
unfamiliar. Or is it
expensive in general.
- David
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the punctuation.
- David
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have any questions I'm happy to answer them.
John Bodfish
Senior Technical Designer/Developer
OCLC PICA Inc.
-Original Message-
From: Code for Libraries [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
David J. Fiander
Sent: Monday, January 08, 2007 7:45 AM
To: CODE4LIB@listserv.nd.edu
Subject: Re
to be used in
the Koha ILS.
David,
I'm the person that wrote the Evergreen SIP2 code, and will probably be the
person writing NCIP code in the future. NCIP is a very large, very
complicated standard, so even once work starts on NCIP, it's going to take
a while to complete.
- David
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Edward Summers wrote:
On Jan 8, 2007, at 8:45 AM, David J. Fiander wrote:
I'm the person that wrote the Evergreen SIP2 code, and will
probably be the
person writing NCIP code in the future. NCIP is a very large, very
complicated standard, so even once work starts on NCIP, it's going
to take
er,
more visible.)
I've always enjoyed the library server names that sounded
sophisticated and
evil... darkstar etc reminds me of our tabby cat thinking
she's a
cruel-hearted tiger as she pounces on a cloth mouse.
Karen G. Schneider
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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So I guess you don't have a machine name Shawinigan then.
- David
On 27-Oct-06, at 09:08 , Walter Lewis wrote:
David J. Fiander wrote:
Naming computers is always fun. My main computer at home is always
Golem, and if I ever had had the power to name a series of
computers, I was going to name
' is a poor justification for changing an API) it might be exposed
for this reason.
Am I making an invalid assumption here? Or might there be a way to
tweak the algorithm so that we don't run into this problem?
Ben
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. The fire marshal would probably have a conniption.
- David
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Thomas Dowling wrote:
The editors of THE Journal suggest we establish a 246 field for Slash
Lib Slash Dev.
Of course, the media's penchant for referring to the solidus as a
backslash is going to be a serious problem for any such move to provide
parallel title information.
- David
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(punctuation) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slash_(punctuation)#English
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on The The, and then
there's the Canadian political commentary journal, This Magazine, which
while it doesn't cause a problem for the software, is terribly confusing
just in general.
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