Chip Marshall writes:
> Thought I'd share this: http://mosh.mit.edu/
>
> It's a remote terminal program (like SSH or telnet) but designed
> to allow for mobility. Rather than sending the whole stream
> across the network, it maintains a screen state on the remote
> server (like screen) and syncs
Hi folks,
I was just doing a little looking into why a web site I'm working on was
a bit sluggish coming up and Firebug
informed me that the bulk of the time is getting tied up in DNS
resolution. It looks like each resolution is
taking either 1 or 2 seconds, even for localhost! Since the web pag
On 2:59 PM, James R. Van Zandt wrote:
> Benjamin Scott wrote:
>> It sounds to me like that would enable Wave to be used as a
>> collaborative whiteboard, which makes perfect sense to me.
>
> e.g. mind mapping: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mind_map
>
> - Jim Van Zand
Yes, what I have in mi
On 2:59 PM, Benjamin Scott wrote:
>Here's what I learned about Google Wave tonight:
Thanks for that article, Ben. I just wanted to add my own observations.
I attempted to use Wave to do something real in a few different contexts:
1. Virtual table-top role-playing
2. Virtual committee-style mee
On 3/5/2010 6:27 PM, Joshua Judson Rosen wrote:
> Joshua Judson Rosen writes:
>
> And, actually..., I saw came upon these interesting articles the other day:
>
> http://bemasc.net/wordpress/2010/02/02/no-you-cant-do-that-with-h264/
>
> http://www.wedding-day-beauty.com/tag/final-cut
On Fri, Mar 5, 2010 at 10:41 AM, Alan Johnson wrote:
>>> > Well, except MacOSX has specific hardware.
>>> >>>
>>> >>>Indeed, that's a big part of Apple's strategy. Design the hardware
>>> >>> and the software together, and they'll work well together. And there
>>> >>>
gnhlug-discuss-requ...@mail.gnhlug.org wrote:
> In my personal opinion:
>
> I suspect efforts should *not* start with speakers. I think part of
> the waning interest in GNHLUG meetings is related to them becoming a
> lecture series instead of a *user group*. Get people together first.
>
I th
