I did tech review for "Pro Drupal 7 for Windows Developers", and it
was an ok experience.
If you are doing editing of English, then the actual Editor isn't
doing their job. You should be only doing tech review, not grammar,
etc.
Seth
On Tue, Nov 19, 2013 at 11:36 AM, Greg Rundlett (freephile)
Last color laser I bought (and this was a few years now), was color,
AND wifi, and cost me under $100. (and would work fine with Linux,
etc)
You need to go visit Staples/etc.
Seth
On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 2:18 PM, David Rysdam wrote:
> On Thu, 7 Mar 2013 14:08:00 -0500, "David & Tina Ohlemacher
On Mon, Aug 6, 2012 at 1:43 PM, Ben Scott wrote:
> Who : You! Your fiends! Everybody!
> What : BBQ Parties
> Where: Miles Smith Farm, Loudon, NH
>
> What : NH Drupal Group party (with all others welcome)
> Date : Saturday, August 25, 2012
> Time : 2:30 PM to 8:30 PM (or whenever everyone leaves
> The big question mark, to me, is the Drupal offer. Joining forces
> is cooperative and may put less of a load on our hosts. OTOH, DTVZ
> makes a good point. ;-) I also don't understand the DrupalNH
> food/payment arrangements that were mentioned.
NH Drupal has enough funds in the groups' b
for Drupal, and one for GNHLUG! And they
> are on different dates.
>
> --Bruce
>
> On 07/29/2012 10:26 PM, Seth Cohn wrote:
>> We discussed this at the recent "coworking friday" the Drupal user
>> group held in Manchester, and we all felt that the more the me
We discussed this at the recent "coworking friday" the Drupal user
group held in Manchester, and we all felt that the more the merrier,
so if Sat the 25th works for you folks, please come the more geeks
and the more open source, and the more people to meet and hang out
with, the better...
The
A few comments:
md wrote:
> As a "Free Software Evangelist" I have often advised people that if they
> have a system that is working perfectly fine, paid up licenses, on
> hardware that is cost effective, then they are typically foolish to try
> and move that to FOSS, for that will be the "all pai
As previously mentioned, these 2 bills might be of interest to many on
this list.
Open Data:
http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/legislation/2011/HB0310.html
Public Hearing: 2/10/2011 11:00 AM
Open Source:
http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/legislation/2011/HB0418.html
Public Hearing: 2/10/2011 11:30 AM
Seconded, this would be my answer as well.
On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 1:51 PM, Brian St. Pierre wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 1:40 PM, Ted Roche wrote:
>> Or you could just throw the spreadsheet into Google Apps, since they
>> seem to have worked out the multi-user document sharing aspects prett
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 9:10 PM, Bill McGonigle wrote:
> Very well thought-out, Seth. Two nits:
>
>> (6) If it allows extensions, ensures
>> that all extensions of the data format are themselves documented and
>> have the other characteristics of an open data format
> On Tuesday, January 11, 2011 02:13:16 am Jeffry Smith wrote:
>> My recommendation would be to include (based on IETF procedures) a
>> requirement that any non-NH Government standard be implemented by at
>> least 2 independent programs, that can read and write the format
>> interchangably. For NH
And to be clear: I posted the 2 bills (or rather the draft texts of
them, which aren't otherwise online yet) and invited comments because
of my respect for the many astute minds on this list. Individuals who
wish to help pass such legislation as interested citizens are welcome
(and those with issu
deas:
http://resource.org/8_principles.html
http://www.opengovdata.org/home/8principles
yours,
Rep. Seth Cohn
The text of the Open Government Data bill (subject to revisions still,
but hurry with your suggestions):
AN ACT relative to the use of open data formats and the
adoption of a statew
Ok, sitting down to review various comments...
Bill asked:
>> (a) Unrestricted use of the software for any purpose;
>Can this be construed against GPL-ish licenses? If the State wanted to
>distribute the software for some purpose,
> GPL'ed software would have restrictions.
The above covers _us
is is one of two bills submitted for the coming year... the other is
related to Open Government Data (google for the 8 principles) for the
essential concept of that one.
Yours,
Rep. Seth Cohn
Merrimack 6
(and open source geek for far longer than I'd like to admit...)
2011 SESSION
Feedback (positive, negative, suggestions, etc) wanted... Looks like
I'm splitting the 'open source' bill into 2 parts: open source
software, and open data formats. While the argument can be made that
they are directly related, it's entirely possible to have open formats
with closed source softwar
te legislature, start
> talking about open source _textbooks_ as well:
>
> http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2008/09/open-source-tex/
>
> -- Mike
>
>
> On 2010-11-03 16:44, Seth Cohn wrote:
>>
>> Thanks Bill!
>>
>> And that bill will come back this year,
up signs and playing catchup after a long long (but good) day
yesterday.)
Seth
On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 4:04 PM, Bill McGonigle wrote:
>
> For those not watching the races last night, our very own Seth Cohn is a
> new Representative-Elect from Merrimack 7.
>
> The first time I me
Thanks for the headsup. I'm giving a talk next weekend in NYC about
Firefox addons (non technical, more of an overview of the way they are
changing the net into Web 3.0 slowly but surely). It's been a good
talk (I've given it a few times so far, it's on video from when I gave
in Montreal last yea
Any questions, feel free to pipe up. I'm one of the folks running
this. Completely locally organized, this is being put on by local
Drupal folks from the NH Drupal user group.
Our goal is simple: intro Drupal to new folks of various skill levels,
and hopefully recruit more folks for the user gro
On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 1:19 PM, Ken D'Ambrosio wrote:
> On Wed, April 28, 2010 12:07 pm, Jon 'maddog' Hall wrote:
>
>> It is the same thing as learning how to add, subtract, multiply and
>> divide before you start using a calculator.
>
> In '76, my grandfather -- a mathematician -- bought me my f
On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 12:56 PM, Jerry Feldman wrote:
> Libraries have been public in the US primarily since the late 1700s.
> There is an ongoing debate as to which is the first.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_library
"The library in the New Hampshire town of Peterborough claims to be
the
Long distance companies are a model to look toward: You pay based on
the company you use, and can and do switch based on the best
choices/prices for your usages.
As we all know, packet traffic is trackable, especially at the more
local routers. It would be very easy
to bill based on bandwidth usag
>> > Please name one instance where the government getting
>> involved has truly
>> > made things faster, cheaper and/or better. (pick 2..
>> they often try do
>> > one at the expense of the other 2)
>> >
>> Libraries, USPS, Medicare, Military ...
Libraries started off as _private_, please review
Try http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-20001825-38.html
Written by the awesome Declan McCullagh, who is not only a good
reporter, but a techy who understands the issues, and writes followups
(6 as I type this).
Net Neutrality will only give the government more control over the
net. Sorry, but tha
Of interest...
"When using open source makes you an enemy of the state"
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/blog/2010/feb/23/opensource-intellectual-property
On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 7:06 PM, Susan Cragin wrote:
> I'm writing an opinion piece for the Concord Monitor.
>
> Title: All NH taxpaye
Posting to GNHLUG for those interested in 960gs (a css based grid
system for web design) and/or Drupal:
Thanks to Greg Stout, we've got the use of the Amoskeag Business
Incubator meeting room
on Dec 17th, a Thursday from 6-9pm, in Manchester NH.
Topics will include:
960gs introduction by Jake Str
As it turns out, I have to be in Boston tonight, but maybe I'll stop
by and see if anyone is still there on my way home...
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 6:25 PM, Ben Scott wrote:
> Who : You! Your fiends! Everybody!
> What : Party for GNHLUG's 15th Birthday
> Date : Mon 26 Oct 2009
> Time : 6 PM ish
http://doodle.com/ysxe3gm9cdf3rdi5
Very obvious how to use it.
Doodle isn't perfect, but it's really good for finding the best date/time.
On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 7:54 AM, Ben Scott wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 7:42 AM, Seth Cohn wrote:
>> I suggest a doodle.com vote to se
I suggest a doodle.com vote to see who can make when...
On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 7:34 AM, Ben Scott wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 5:42 AM, Jon 'maddog' Hall wrote:
>> I will be in Brazil from October 12th to the morning of October 26th.
>
> Well, while your presence would definitely be apprecia
Last minute notice, but hoping to increase attendance a bit more...
(looks like we'll have about 8-10 people right now)
If you are interested in Drupal, worth checking this out.
Also, 960gs is not directly a Drupal thing, it's a css grid system,
and useful for plenty of other web developers.
http
> It's worth shopping around for these, too: NewEgg offers Sansa products,
> refurbished, at quite a bargain. They've got a 2Gb Clip in today's
> mailing for $24.99.
Woot! often has refurb Sansas at good prices.
Also, consider installing Rockbox on many different models for better
Linux compatibi
You can do all of the below with Drupal. Most all of it without any
custom coding, using a mix of contrib modules to do the various parts.
Books for guidance:
Drupal 6 Social Networking, by Michael Peacock
Drupal 6: Ultimate Community Site Guide http://book.drupalfun.com/
I spent all day workin
Kenny, you've answered your own question why the rootkit detectors are
all aged badly: Tripwire does this, without the need for updating
rootkit signatures.
You need to just go back and answer the initial request with:
This was already implemented on XX/XX/200X by the installation of
Tripwire on
Darn, this is near/at the same time as the first NH Drupal meeting
http://groups.drupal.org/node/20441
(April 13, 6pm at the Concord Monitor)
I'll be at that one...
2009/4/10 Robert E. Anderson :
> A reminder that Cole will be presenting his MySQL Optimization optimization
> talk in Durham on Mon
On 1/6/09, virgins...@vfemail.net wrote:
> So, assuming being a system administrator is enough to potentially
> kill you, the Admin would be both alive and dead until his boss opens
> the box to check in on him. :)
And thus, given that bosses rarely understand what it is that going on
inside t
Bill's comments are pretty accurate. I have an n800. The exec
summary: good idea, suffering from poor implementation and being
snuffed by the iPhone model of bizness (vast developer base, vast
consumer base), versus Nokia's small rollout plans and poor support.
Android might save it, Ubuntu might
> I think we sorta solved it. I only want one stream going out, and then
> the "repeater" (PHP) will repeat it to multiple clients.
I've sent Bruce the scripts that my coworker wrote, which use curl,
ffmpeg, and ffserver, and certainly the same idea with VLC and other
'server' software could be su
> I know someone at work who did just this sort of thing recently. I'll
> get details and get back to you.
Summary:
If the cameras are USB connected to a server then the best and
quickest option is to use an open source alternative to the Flash
Media Streaming Server. My research pointed to Red
I know someone at work who did just this sort of thing recently. I'll
get details and get back to you.
On 11/18/08, Bruce Dawson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We've got several web cams that people like to visit
> (www.milessmithfarm.net). However, they're chewing up bandwidth when
> more than o
Rockbox rocks... I use it on some Sansa e200s and c200s
Still some bugs on certain things (wma playback doesn't bookmark
correctly for one), but updates happen very often, fixing bugs and
lots of new features... the "linux" of mp3 firmware for sure...
Not sure I can make it, especially with the p
> > If you want to submit new photos, a new app, called gpscamera
> > currently supports flickr and I suspect wouldn't be hard to modify to
> > upload on the fly (though that assume you want to use the built in
> > camera, to take gps tagged photos), and there is also an app that does
> > picasa up
> I'm using Gallery2, and it does everything I've wanted of it. Killer
> installer for a web app, too.
>
> Due to its RPC mechanism, there are some nice integration plays for
> it - e.g. when I'm using it vs. iPhoto the plug-in transfers all of
> iPhoto's tags/titles/comments, for instance. I hop
Hey, and they even have a familiar name as CTO:
http://www.koolu.com/content/blogcategory/16/249/
> Or, you can get a Koolu for $300. It has both Ubuntu and OLPC on it.
>
> see http://www.koolu.com/
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Actually, it was part of the settlement with Microsoft. Clippy was
killed off, and Apple agreed to hire millions of his relatives.
On 8/3/07, Thomas Charron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This cracked me up. I wonder how much they spent on packaging this up..
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/kei
On 5/31/07, Ben Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> GIMP and InkScape for MS Windows. Has anyone seen anything in the
> way of current MSI packages for them?
Even better: portable packages, no installation required.
http://portableapps.com/apps/graphics_pictures/gimp_portable
http://www.framake
Is Google threatening to eat your lunch on this aspect?
While I
understand a hosting company offers a lot more in terms of
customization, consulting, a selection of CMS apps (when are we going to
see Drupal?), the little "business card sized" sites could just get a
domain off GoDaddy and set up a
I could easily throw a server up in my colo and give everyone their
own virt boxes for like $10-$20/mo, but the headaches aren't really
worth it.
Exactly.
I already offer 1U colo for $50/mo (there's my shameless plug).
And as others pointed out, starting for not much more, you can rent an
en
On 4/23/07, Ben Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 4/20/07, Seth Cohn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ability to have a large number of real addresses (and forwards),
> webmail, spamfiltering, etc. ... I offer that now ...
Got a URL? Or is this a "invitation only&q
What are some good alternatives for a Small Office - Home Office
business for setting up email for their domain?
If outsourcing is acceptable, Google Apps for domains will give you
the most fully featured options, with no effort and no cost
(optional). It's hard to beat. http://www.google.com/
NVidia's video card firmware was Open Source wouldn't guarantee it
would work with Asus's Open Source motherboard firmware.
Apples and Oranges... video card firmware wasn't the topic. It was
Bios we were discussing.
It's also not like Open Source is bug free. It just lets "everyone"
find a
Actually, the real solution is the open source one, not the closed
source Apple/Sun/HP one for shame on you, Ben.
http://openbios.info/Welcome_to_OpenBIOS
http://www.fsf.org/campaigns/free-bios.html
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=29963
http://linuxbios.org/index.php/Supported
On a related note, that's actually the one device I know really well.
I bought a x-10 Lola (which is the same device, but different
slightly), and as a result, wrote a patch for Linux which made it in.
The differences between the ATI and the Lola were the keycodes
generated, so it was a fairly tri
> Enter PHPList, a one/few to many mailing list. It's not meant for
> discussions, it's meant for promotion/newsletter/communication. It's
> meant to make html easier (graphics/links), allow tracking, allow
> double opt-in and easy unsubbing, etc.
Ahh, interesting. Thanks, I don't think I was p
On 3/30/07, Paul Lussier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"Seth Cohn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> At that point the only major weakness in LMCE, imho, will be that it
> needs greater hardware compatibility so more users get the same
> experience as those with compatib
Can you expound upon the differences, pros/cons, etc. of phplist
vs. mailman (or any other) mlm?
Mailman, ezmlm, yahoogroups, etc, are all many to many mailing list programs.
While there might be moderation, the idea is any (or at least a select
few) of your members, will send messages, and so
http://wiki.linuxmce.com/index.php/What_To_Expect
lists exactly what he has equipmentwise and setup to generate the video.
Ends with "Hopefully in the next release, which will be for Ubuntu
7.04, the integration within Ubuntu will be improved, the Myth
problems and the Xine de-interlacing will b
I've been using the WebDeveloper plugin for some time now (at least a
year I think), and it's great. There are some other good tools
written as Firefox plugins. I'm not on my dev box right now or I'd
make a list... Colorzilla, and a few of the source checkers/formatters
spring to mind right away
On 3/28/07, Bill McGonigle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm wondering if anybody has experience running big mailing lists.
Sure, I run a bunch of mailman lists, but I'm looking at what it
would take to run a mailing list with a quarter million subscribers.
(all opt-in, non-spam, properly run).
Bi
I am in the unenviable position of being both an active participant
of this list, and the present owner and chief administrator of the
server which hosts it.
Indeed, unenviable. Been there myself, and it's not fun.
Desite our arguments otherwise, I agree that having a standing policy
certain
On 3/27/07, Ben Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 3/27/07, Jeffry Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I'm not just arguing to be argumentative (that's room 12A)
>
> Isn't that room 3b?
No it's not!
On behalf of the barrister firm of Leach, Cleese and Bartlett, please
stop this silliness b
> Rather scary how a mere discussion of the legalities elicts such a
> furor, another chilling effect illustrated... when you can't discuss
> the issues (and use illustrations such as links of the sort of things
> that are under fire), what's left but to cave in and give up?
Point of clarificati
On 3/26/07, Ric Werme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
but lately it's been flooded about IP and other issues that
are outside of Linux
How can anyone say that IP as an issue is outside of Linux?
Linux has always been tied to IP issues, from the GPL to SCO lawsuit
to driver writing, and more.
But I
I note you posted a link to
a comment in a blog which is a link to a different blog entry which is
a link that results in an HTTP 404 error.
heheh, I didn't notice the 404 error. Ok, citing a 404 page is pretty
poor as a defense. "Never mind" in my best Emily Latella voice
You were asked not
To use a really bad analogy: If you want to argue that homicide
should not be illegal, I don't have a problem with that (as the server
operator). But I would object to anyone giving instructions on how to
kill others and get away with it, or links to same. I'd also frown
upon anyone claiming t
One link to just show that some court decisions seem to indicate that
lists like this one are protected from the content expressed by its
members No, I am not a lawyer, neither are you. Feel free to err
on the side of caution if you so wish, I understand that. I'm merely
pointing out that cy
*** DO NOT DISCUSS ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES ON THIS LIST.
I understand your point, and will comply with your wishes, despite my
_opinion_ that it's not illegal in the first place.
pissing match with the MPAA.
Since we were talking television and not ever movies, the MPAA isn't
an issue, but
> Ah, but the sites do a great job of filtering just for such a thing.
> For example, [OMITTED} is a feed that doesn't list...
STOP.
You are pointing out feeds of shows whose legality is questionable at
best. This is in violation of the terms of use of this list, this group,
and likely the TOS o
I'll be giving the talk again in June in Concord, for those who can't
make it first time in April in Peterborough.
Now I just have to get my talk together and scripted, with about 2 weeks to go.
Seth
I've been playing with drupal a bit lately. I've also looked at
WordPress and Joomla. All a
Replies to a number of emails:
I'm transition to this solution, but the legality of it is debatable.
For free-to-air programs, I suspect it would be very hard to make truly illegal.
For other programming, I'd still look to the Sony time-shifting
decision and ask what the difference is between
> As a TiVo owner and former DirecTV subscriber, I couldn't figure
> out why people would get a DirecTiVo instead of a stand alone.
I had/have both, I was an early tivolutionary, telling people how much
it changed my life, and encouraging them to get one... and also had
Comcast's (crappy) DVR fo
Ben, calm down.
> For more on this thread, see the semi-recent ESR thread where he
> ranted about Fedora and 'left' for Ubuntu. (No I have no intention of
> raising said thread from the dead, discussing ESR, etc...)
Yet you just did.
No, I pointed people to it, because we've been there, don
> For sheer upgradability, Debian systems tend to be more bullet proof.
For more on this thread, see the semi-recent ESR thread where he
ranted about Fedora and 'left' for Ubuntu. (No I have no intention of
raising said thread from the dead, discussing ESR, etc...)
Fedora worked when we trie
On 3/25/07, Jon 'maddog' Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sun, 2007-03-25 at 16:23 -0400, Bruce Labitt wrote:
> Which distro will be used as the base for the installfest?
At this point we are recommending Fedora.
> What makes it "better" for the install?
The fact that we have used it before
In addition to all of the other answers already given, it's also good
to note that all debs have a file which is generated upon
installation:
/var/lib/dpkg/info/[packagename].list
Just view that, and it's the list of what files are(were) in the package.
Prior to installation, the deb file (whic
On 3/17/07, Bill Sconce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I almost didn't think of this for GNHLUG, but maybe it's of greater
than usual interest since Hosstraders happening this spring
Um, _isn't_ happening, you meant right?
One of the first electronics flea markets of the year is the one
put on by
Which seem to be Canon printers but don't list which model...
Found it (on a completely different page... bad design)
http://www.photofrost.com/icing_sheets.htm
Yet according to http://www.linuxprinting.org/printer_list.cgi?make=Canon
many of these are duds under Linux.
So depending on the mo
On 2/22/07, Seth Cohn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Actually, this sort of thing is why "open source" is so important:
When it doesn't work correctly, we can always fork it.
And before you accuse me of being half-baked,
consider: http://www.photofrost.com
They use (no su
On 2/22/07, Paul Lussier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just about lost it when I saw this:
http://www.thisisbroken.com/.shared/image.html?/photos/uncategorized/cake.jpg
At first I thought it was intentional, being a geek :)
Actually, this sort of thing is why "open source" is so important:
When
Oh no... that sucks!
Any word on someone else picking up the slack?
On 2/10/07, Ed Lawson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just received notice that HossTraders is gone/finis.
Sad. After 30+ years they decided to fold the tent.
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If the first 2 go really well, and there is a demand, Nashua can be next.
On 2/9/07, Ben Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
And when are you going to do Nashua, hmmm? They've got the best
on-site food and beer of any GNHLUG meeting. (Also the only on-site
food and beer, but it's still pretty g
I'll volunteer right now to do a Drupal introduction at a upcoming
Concord GNHlug meeting, if someone will schedule it.
Ok, looks like I'll be doing not one, but 2 Intro to Drupal presentations.
In April in Peterborough, and in May in Concord.
Ah, the joys of offering to do a presentation... I
Can you define the difference then between what Joomla! can do that
WordPress can't? From what I can tell, WP has plugins available to do
damn near everything.
While Wordpress can do a lot, at the end of the day, it's a blog, not a CMS.
If your goal is blogging first, and other items secondary,
On 2/8/07, Ted Roche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
A general-purpose content management system would let you have forums
for chat, a calendar, a photo gallery, news items, rss feeds, etc.
Lock it down with authentication and let them use it as they wish.
Most of the top CMS have pretty granular secu
On 1/20/07, Ted Roche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Fine. Let's use Phlapjaxs [1] instead.
[1] http://www.phlapjaxs.com
But it's Gnu/Linux! (ducks)
Very funny, Ted, but until you write the definitive guide to
Phlapjaxs I'm sure the rest of us will continue our arguments.
earch,) and the resulting page is pretty much neutral as
well, mentioning the variants and history in less details than the
discussion page's specifics.
On 1/20/07, Ben Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 1/20/07, Seth Cohn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Except that the &
On 1/20/07, Paul Lussier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"Seth Cohn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> There is a reason a large chunk of the Known Web runs on LAMP (Linux
> Apache Mysql PHP)
Except that the 'P' in LAMP is *PERL* not PHP, which is merely a
basta
> > Jon 'maddog' Hall wrote:
> > >>> No, No, NoI much prefer arguing issues around arcane
> > >>> languages.
> > >>>
> > >>> What about using SNOBOL? :-)
> > >>
> > >> Ha! Real men write right down on the metal in Assembler...
> > >
> > > You use an assembler??
> > >
> > > Real men program di
On 1/19/07, Bill McGonigle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Unlike bedework (java... ugh) , webcalendar is php/sql, making it
> easier to make custom changes
Heh, I'd invert that argument in the other direction. :)
I have to strongly disagree. IMHO, a php/sql app is usually very easy
to make mi
> There are also dedicated calendaring applications.
Indeed, here's another that seems useful and popular:
http://www.k5n.us/webcalendar.php
Unlike bedework (java... ugh) , webcalendar is php/sql, making it
easier to make custom changes
Overview of Features (cut and paste from the website)
Fair enough... Let the competition for the best locally managed
calendaring begin!
Let's build a list of Contenders:
My personal experience:
Drupal: exports ics files and rss, using the event module
[doesn't not import ical...yet. been waiting for that a long time]
http://drupal.org/project/eve
I've been recommending Google Calendar lately as the best option out
there, for the least amount of work. There are other choices, other
calendars/wikis/cmses which will export ics and other standards, but
so far, Google Calendar is the most feature rich.
On 1/18/07, Jon 'maddog' Hall <[EMAIL PR
Use Xming instead.
http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Xming
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xming
On 12/27/06, Jason Stephenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I'm struggling with getting Cygwin/X working on Windows XP Pro.
Whenever I start it, I get the attached log file.
I've Googled the errors l
Do you have "Alpha Geek" on your business card?
Check. (You mean other people do too? Always get a laugh when I pass
my card out)
Do you like to make
fun of people who are three days behind the curve?
No, I don't do that. It's hard enough staying near the curve...
We need eight contesta
I was amused that Ted
was wearing the same outback pocket-master cargo-vest I was -- was Ted
scarred by Captain Kangaroo too?
I have (but didn't wear on Friday, when I was at Hosstraders) my
Banana Republic photographers vest (from the olden days pre-Gap, when
Banana Republic was really about s
often, and they have gotten way to absurb to continue supporting
Um, that should read "way too absurd..." but my fingers decided to
send first before my brain ran a spellcheck. Darn multiprocessing
nervous system.
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As a gmail user, I've found that spamcop continues to blacklist it
often, and they have gotten way to absurb to continue supporting
them... Spamcop, like most of the anti-spam trackers, have ended up on
the wrong side of cautious, and blacklist sites for the most minor of
infractions. Shared host
> The past couple developers we went through were still using tables and
> 1x1 images for placement.
I haven't found any yet who can do CSS positioning that works across
all browsers consistently for magazine-layout-type work.
Depends on how fancy you go... some of the neater layouts DO look go
Not released for Linux (yet), but Sketchup (from Google) will likely
be on Linux one of these days... Some people have tried using it with
Wine now, with limited results. (Currently Win or OSX)
If you haven't tried Sketchup yet, do. It will spoil you for all
other CAD type programs.
On 8/8/06,
Me me me... and it's Porc Fest (as opposed to Ham Fest, aka Hosstraders)
as in Porcupine.
See you there!
Seth
On 6/5/06, Jared Watkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'll be going to the FSP Pork Fest event in a couple weeks... driving
up from Manchester. Anyone else planning to be there?
Jare
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