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Hello Everyone
Just calling in for a short time. Trying to help a young man find some
Linux based WORK, even as a volunteer.
If you have any ideas an off list reply might be best.
Also if you are a RealContacts member, a link to myself would be
appreciated.
Regards
John
Nick Wrote:
"yeah Im still nervous about the false positive thing."
I solved that using the word processor and a macro.
Important for me because my ISP, Cyberxpress is killing 250+ every
day for me. About 3pm I get the abbreviated headers of the killed
mail. Sender and subject line essentially.
Hello Everyone
This relates to my new business. Stop reading now if you choose.
Where else can I find a group of skilled users to do a test
drive?
I'm concerned that the internet skills of most people are weak.
To highlight that I have developed a survey which is online at
this address. http:/
Rowan asked about getting email with strange characters. The little
boxes are almost certainly Tabs.
The most likely thing Rowan is that someone wrote a letter in a word
processor and did a copy and paste into the email client.
The word processor has all sorts of special formatting and
instr
Hello All
Nick said:
" It has been roughly a year since CLUG had a general meeting. At
that meeting"
That means it must be two years since I came along fresh and
green but seeing a need for structure if CLUG was ever going to
be effective in the community.
But as people told me then, CLUG meeti
Hello All
I'm looking of general support and understanding for a business idea
at the moment. You may or may not have ideas or expertise to offer at
the moment, that's OK. I'm just quietly extending the network of
people who know what I'm thinking.
In particular from the Linux group I'm loo
http://www.mlnm.org//games/pinguin.swf
Don't stay up too late
Click to load and click to strike.
555.7 is my best.
Hi Guys
Did any of you have an input or connection with of did you attend the
Connecting Communities Conference in Wellington during the first week
of December.
I got this letter today from the organiser:
Hi John
Perhaps we should meet.
I read the first two lines of your email and was really
What do you guys make of this?
There have always been a few but today over 900 lines in this file.
PC-cillin 2002 Log List
Type, Time, IN/OUT,Protocol,Source IP Address,Source Port,Destination
IP Address,Destination Port,Description
Firewall,02:41:21,IN,ICMP,205.232.30.252,N/A,202.49.65.252,
Hello Christopher
I think their policy is IE and Netscape Only, anything else is a
lottery.
I'm mostly in win95, until recently I could use IE and Mozilla but
not Opera 6. Opera 7 works fine.
With opera 6, I could open the site, enter my details, prepare a
transaction, but the last phase
It is my belief that the lack of information literacy is a problem in
Christchurch. People buy computers but are not properly supported to
become competent users. Hope you find this useful.
Feedback would be appreciated.
The World Summit on the Information Society is organised by the
United Nations and preparatory conferences and meetings are occurring
now.
The WSIS will be held at Geneva in December 2003, and in Tunis in
2005.
The key idea was to create plans to reduce the "digital divide" and
so enhance econom
I've had half a dozen off list comments on this topic.
Anyone who missed the meeting or was at the meeting but wants a set
of notes, can get an update from me.
John
There is no agreed position for Civil Society in NZ. There is a list
anyone can join. Contact me if you are interested. It's a list for
the willing as Zane said.
On the world stage the following topics are being discussed.
A global knowledge commons
Many cultures and languages on the Internet
Zane and I assume that virtually everyone in this group would qualify
as being "information literate".
But maybe that's not correct. I'd be interested to hear from anyone
who has a different insight into what the ":behaviours" of people who
are "information literate" may be.
Ian Thomson of
The Internet under Surveillance
Obstacles to the free flow of information online
By Vinton G. Cerf
Truth is a powerful solvent. Stone walls melt before its relentless
might. The Internet is one of the most powerful agents of freedom. It
exposes truth to those who wish to see and hear it. It is
I promise, short and informative.
Even people named Julia will be able to understand it, I think Paul,
Sam and Samantha are OK too.
The debate may go on for weeks but what I have to say will not.
What you must know about the WSIS.
Are your Information Literate? Is your family?
Cheers
Joh
If the meeting is short of juicy topics on Wednesday I can offer.
5 Minutes on WSIS. It could be that somebody's quietly stealing the
Internet from under your nose. There's a lot of government and
commercial pressure to do things that you are opposed too.
10 Minutes to quite a bit more if yo
ICH, Steven (IPD)
9: ICT Capability Training and Content Dev. 7 Jul 2003 John S
Veitch
10: NZ Government and ICT 7 Jul 2003 John S Veitch
11: Re: NZ Government and ICT7 Jul 2003 LULICH, Steven (IPD)
12: Re: NZ Government and ICT7 Jul 2003 Purcell, Tai
13: R
Ian Thomson, from the 2020 Communications Trust, today opened a list
to discuss the Information Society and to contribute to the civil
society debate about issues that should be discussed at the World
Summit later this year.
To subscribe to the list, send a message to:
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Hello All
Some help please if you are interested in World Summit on the
Information Society, or in the work the NZ Government is doing (or
not doing) to promote ITC use in NZ.
Regarding WSIS I think there is far too much emphasis on the growth
of the telecommunications industry and far too little
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Subject: RE: [CI] Re: Principles of strategic information
technology
Wrote in part
> I always wonder to what extent the largely uncritical promotion of
Linux is to do with its excellence, to what extent to
Behaviour
Connecting Communities
Links to the Real World
Cultural Diversity
How People Learn
The Information Age
Appropriate Communities
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Cheers
John
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and the organisation is
controlled by it's members. You don't have to join, but if you would
like to join I'm sure someone will make you welcome.
Regards
John
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to my site for a how to do it example. Almost
no work there for 18 months, full of redundant pages and broken links
(most of which you won't be able to find I hope) It needs six weeks
work. I have not got six weeks, although thanks to Leo and Zane I
did give it a couple of hours la
sheets are then read by Mozilla. Now my validator says that
pages shouldn't have two document type definitions, but even if it's
not pretty it does work.
John
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Look after the money
New Programme: Publicity for the Install Fest.
New Programme: Supper and meeting setup.
New Programme: The CLUG website and email archives.
It's untidy guys. It won't get better if we avoid thinking about it.
You know what happens to a programme that's convol
new
ideas and gets the energy flowing. It comes down to how much time
people have, but if you want to build a feeling of community quickly,
that's one way to do it.
Lets have a big attendance at the meeting.
John
(New to Linux - Long on Organisations and Committees)
John S. Veitch
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