On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 22:13:31 -0500
Greg Rundlett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just noticed that Microsoft has used the acronym 'RMS' to stand for
'Rights Management Services'[1]. That has got to drive the real RMS
nuts. Well, actually, I can't speak for him, but it kinda drives me
nuts
More went on at LinuxWorld than we knew. There was a lot of good
traffic in the .org pavilion, and at our GNHLUG booth.
Meanwhile, on the other side of the divider there were lots of
slick booths, some good announcements,... and keynote speeches.
One of our students in the LAMP class asked me
tongue.insert (head-cheek);
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005, at 11:57pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would not be so quick to dismiss the possibility of conscious acronym
overloading on the part of a company who supposedly considered the
application of the HAL naming algorithm (IBM+1) in naming Windows NT
Many of the people that came to claim the free crap from my house over the
last couple of weeks also expressed interest in my Home Automation setup, as
well as various electronics projects, product ideas, distributed
music/video, and other odd bits of tinkering and ideas. I've heard a couple
of
Sounds pretty cool to me, I have a small metal lathe, but not the mill,
and I just love futzing around with stuff...
Brian wrote:
Many of the people that came to claim the free crap from my house over the
last couple of weeks also expressed interest in my Home Automation setup, as
well as
I too like to putz around with stuff computer, electrical and
non-electrical. I might not be able to make every meeting but I would
like to included in this, I currently live in Merrimack, but a move is
in the works not far just near Concord NH.
Rich
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On Tue, 2005-03-01 at 09:30 -0500, Brian wrote:
So, any takers?
Count me in - I too probably won't make many meetings, but I'm very
interested. Let me know if I can help with the infrastructure in any
way.
--Bruce
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I keep saying we need to take the GNHLUG
public, and this could be a good first step.
I'd follow such a list with interest and
participate as Copious Spare Time allows...
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I like doing this stuff when I have time, and I agree that a second list,
in this case, would be worthwhile, although projects done with Free and Open
Source might get a progress announcement every once in a while to alert people
in this list that something cool is happening.
So why not announce
Cool idea. I have a couple such projects in various stages of brew on
my workbench. Interestingly enough, there's all linux-based (hadn't
thought of it in quite those terms before). Things like home
automation, music, video, etc, all have strong linux-controlled
presence, so it might make
On Tue, Mar 01, 2005 at 09:30:32AM -0500, Brian wrote:
Many of the people that came to claim the free crap from my house over the
last couple of weeks also expressed interest in my Home Automation setup, as
well as various electronics projects, product ideas, distributed
music/video, and other
On Tue, 2005-03-01 at 09:28, Benjamin Scott wrote:
tongue.insert (head-cheek);
[snip]
You do realize that Microsoft is not, in fact, staffed by physical
incarnations of pure evil, I hope.
Of course not! One would expect that the purity level varies markedly,
from one minion to the next;
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