Don Davis, a friend of mine, is helping to put on a two-day event at MIT in
Cambridge, Massachusetts (did I really have to tell you which MIT I was talking
about?) on October 8th and 9th of 2016:
http://librelearnlab.org/librelearnlab/home
They are looking for speakers:
Hi,
Received this on my answering machine. I do not know what type of scam this
is, but I called
the number using Skype and got what sounded like an East Indian voice who asked
for my "case number" and when I told them I did not have a case number, they
asked for my address
and zip code so
All,
There will be a memorial service for Bill Sconce on Saturday, February 13th at
the Nashua Airport Hanger under the Tower (Nashua Jet Aviation) where Bill
spent a lot of time flying and teaching others to fly.
Please feel free to attend, even without RSVP.
maddog
Bill (William Joseph) Sconce, age 72, Lyndeborough, NH, died on January 5,
2016 at Lahey Hospital in Burlington, MA. The cause was a cerebral
hemorrhage. He was a good man.
Bill was born April 19, 1943 in Indianapolis, IN, and came home to the
House on the Hill in Edinburgh, IN. Bill grew up
GNHLUG,
Here is some email from Donna Shea about Bill and Janet.
md
- Forwarded Message -
It is with a heavy heart that I let you know that Bill passed late
yesterday afternoon. He passed peacefully with his Janet by his side.
There will not be any services at this time but a
GNHLUG family,
I just heard from Marnie MacLean that Bill Sconce has died.
Marnie says that Janet has had time to come to come to terms with Bill's death.
Again, if I hear any other news I will pass it along.
Warmest regards,
maddog
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Hello all,
Bill Sconce, one of GMHLUG's longest and most righteous members had a stroke on
Christmas evening. He was operated on at Lehey Hospital in Burlington, MA and
is still under sedation. It may be weeks before he can go home.
Many of you may remember Bill as "Mr. Python", and his
Hello all,
I am really sad to bring two sorrowful messages in one day, but I just received
news that Ian Murdock, the founder of Debian, was found dead on December 28th
at the age of 42.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/12/30/ian_murdock_debian_founder/
Ian was a great guy, and started more
Ben,
Gee, thanks. Keep right on not being evil, GOOG.
Welcome to the cloud.
md
- Original Message -
On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 10:32 AM, Greg Rundlett (freephile)
g...@freephile.com wrote:
Is there an SPF record?
That would depend on the sending domain.
For at least one of the
I have not been keeping up with what you have been doing, but if your target is
moving, perhaps
what you want is Mobile IPv6 instead of mesh, or a combination of the two.
Also, Andy Stewart, the former long-time head of the WPI Linux Group, and now
the lead of the Chelmsford Linux
Meetup group
I just registered.
md
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FYI: the Free Software Foundation's annual LibrePlanet conference is
coming up next month; I've gone the last couple of years, and am
planning on attending this year. I know I missed meeting one or two of
you there last year; wondering who'll
Hi,
I am building a small demonstration supercomputer out of five Banana Pis, a
Parallella board, a few other components and some Acrylic plastic. The goal is
to be able to put this supercomputer in a brief case, take it to a university
or conference, pull it out and within a few minutes be
Hi all,
A little more about the project.
There are two parts to it. One part is a set of four shelves (2' long and 8
wide) of acrylic (not PVC), each shelf is 1/4 thick and has a covering of thin
plastic clinging to protect it from scratching, not paper. My thoughts on
these are to clamp
this through airport
security might be a tad more difficult than your standard laptop.
-- jmcg
On Dec 16, 2014, at 11:40, mad...@li.org jonhal...@comcast.net wrote:
Hi,
I am building a small demonstration supercomputer out of five Banana Pis, a
Parallella board, a few other components
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