Hello,
the PDF information mention to bring a pillowcase. How big are the
pillows? I have experienced a significant variance of sizes from country
to country, and my Italian pillowcases would be utterly useless, for
example, in most of Germany.
Enrico
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hi,
I'd be interested to chat about the matrix.org chat system with folks at
DebConf.
Currently I'm using the riot-web client installed as a binary .deb in a
dedicated VM, but I would a.) prefer a .deb from Debian and b.) actually
rather used a text based client (though I do appreciate the nice
Hi Holger,
On 07/27/2017 05:41 PM, Holger Levsen wrote:
> hi,
>
> I'd be interested to chat about the matrix.org chat system with folks at
> DebConf.
>
> Currently I'm using the riot-web client installed as a binary .deb in a
> dedicated VM, but I would a.) prefer a .deb from Debian and b.) actu
Hi,
for the Debian on mobile BoF, we might be able to get a
ZeroPhone[*] prototype. It is, however, currently in Riga. If
somebody is Riga or nearby, it would be great if you contact me
by email or XMPP and we can arrange, that you bring it to DC17.
The holder of the device could come to Estonia
Last calls! Any interest?
On 07/23/2017 02:44 PM, Molly de Blanc wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I'm working at the FSF these days (it's pretty cool). If anyone wants to
> order something from the GNU Press Shop (https://shop.fsf.org/), I can
> bring a big old box up from Boston, to save on shipping an
Hi,
I've been thinking I might bring my gear, rent a proper road bike
(https://mybicyclette.ca/high-performance-road-bike maybe?) and go for
a longish ride on Saturday or Sunday (~100km).
Anyone interested in joining me?
Anyone locals have recommendations for a places to rent from, or
interesti
I would join you if I had time, but I can recommend the path to
Saint-Jean-Sur-Richelieu going through Chambly.
Once you are out of the city the path is quite nice and you can stop at
Chambly for some sight-seeing. The fort there is one of the oldest in
North America.
If you want to stop and eat
For 100km I would suggest going around the Chambly Lake
https://www.strava.com/activities/435890583
Plenty of bicycles going around the lake.
Alternatively, following the same route, you can go to St Jean sur
Richelieu:
https://www.strava.com/activities/436393533
(trace is only one way)
Perhaps a
Quoting Jean-Baptiste Perrier (jean.baptiste.perr...@googlemail.com):
> For 100km I would suggest going around the Chambly Lake
> https://www.strava.com/activities/435890583
> Plenty of bicycles going around the lake.
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I knew this guy would be answering Eric's mail, I don't know why...:-)