Your requirements are rather simple, I agree. Where it may become
harder for a cheap hosting is the SSH and the SVN. SSH is something I
used when I has having my domain hosted at GoDaddy. I took the Deluxe
Hosting, which was a bit above US$120 per year. As I was not using it
very much, I ca
June 2nd or June 1st ??? June 2nd is Friday..
Quoting Scott Murphy :
Location: Woodroffe Campus, Algonquin College - Building P, Room P-216b
Note: Building P is just south of lots 8 and 9 and south-west of lot
12 and this is not the same room as last month.
Good. I'll try to make a *short* presentation as well, à la Powerpoint.
Quoting Scott Murphy :
Sounds good to me. I’m pretty sure there will be interest.
On Jul 6, 2016, at 4:18 PM, j...@messier.ca wrote:
I know this is quite late for such announcement, but I just found out
now that I will
I know this is quite late for such announcement, but I just found out
now that I will have the car to attend tomorrow's meeting.
If there is time for this, I could present, all interactively, the new
Pine64 board, that was put on Kickstarter.com sometime ago already. I
received it not long
Interesting Actually, when looking at the disk partitions when
installing Ubuntu on the second disk (better, faster), I could see the
partitions on the "Window$-esque" disk, and one partition had
something about EFI in its type. So your response makes all sense now.
Thanks :-)
Quoting
I solved it, after some advice from yesterday's meeting. The first
(and easiest) that I tried was to disconnect the Windows hard disk,
and retry installing Ubuntu 15.10. I was surprised by a message about
possible other UEFI installed OSes, although there were none.
But from this message, I
Quoting Ross Jordan :
I do not have the exact error message. My fault, I did not note it
down at first, and I should.
Indeed, both internal hard disks were detected, and "fdisk -l" listed
their partitions properly. As for re-ordering the disks, when In
installed Windows first, on the "Dri
Today, my son and I assembled a brand new PC, with all the parts
(March break activity). We then
installed Windows 8.1 (that's what he wanted). Everything is fine. I
went ahead with installing
Ubuntu, booting the install from a USB key. I have two physical hard disks
in the box. A first of ~32
Actually, without disclosing much more, I can say that this is in the
context of a very large implementation, very large systems. As I realise
this is not necessarily an everyday situation, does nayone know of a large
company who uses such OpenStack in a large implementation ? Something local
to O
WHAT EXACTLY DO YOU MEAN BY “CLOUD”?
THE “REMAINING”? DEFINE WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR!
Basically what we have now is an implementation of VMware Automation
Center.
What we are looking for is something that has the same or close to the same
functionality of vmware automation center without
I think you have good points. The question came from a colleague from
Shared Services Canada I used to work with. I will try to gather more
details from him. His question was quick, and I agree we may need more
detailed question, perhaps a better context would help..
Quoting Alex Pilon :
What
Someone at my office was wondering about different cloud solutions, and
three solutions were considered:
Microsoft Azure - Other contacts told him to stay away
VMware vRA - Very expensive
OpenStack - The remaining option
Does anyone use or knows a place where OpenStack is actually implemented
?
Actually, I now remember that although you can get to the AP without
password, it is sometime impossible to get an IP address is everyone is
connected in the local DHCP scope. IOW: if every IP address from the DHCP
is allocated, it will remain reserved until its lease is over without being
renewe
I will bring my WiFi access point tonight, so you can connect using
*buntu. But I suspect that the student's WiFi works only with Windows, a
little bit like OttawaU.
C U tonight :-)
Quoting Scott McClare :
Hi all. Will there be any current Algonquin students attending tonight's
meeting? I'm a
BTW: I just got a status update that it was left at my place on lunch
time. I will see if I can bring it to the meeting tonight
Quoting "Stephen M. Webb" :
On 15-12-01 03:21 PM, j...@messier.ca wrote:
I should soon receive the latest of the Raspberry PI, the RPi Zero. I
should have ti
Indeed, there is an HDMI connector on the device, but this is the
"Micro-HDMI", or the smaller connector than the usual one commonly
used on TV's. You will need an adaptor, just like you would need for
the BeagleBoneBlack. In checking the status of the shipment from UPS,
I saw that the pack
I should soon receive the latest of the Raspberry PI, the RPi Zero. I
should have time to play with it, install some distros on it and make
it run before the next meeting. I only need to make sure that there is
an HDMI input cable. Other possible topic: Centralized news reader
using ownclou
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