Hello All,
On behalf of the organisers, I'm pleased to announce that the first
Devopsdays London is open for registration -
http://devopsdays.org/events/2013-london/
And there is currently an early bird ticket offer so book early ;)
Hope to see some of you there!
Dean
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Dean Wilson
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excellent job of getting more talks.
It's very handy to have a single person who knows who's already declined
and who's ready for another round of wheedling. And that's before you
consider dealing with venues.
Dean
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Dean Wilsonhttp://www.unixdaemon.net @unixdaemon
Profanity is the one
On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 01:16:19PM +0100, Simon Cozens wrote:
On 17/06/2010 12:48, David Cantrell wrote:
What's Hacker News?
but everyone is Paul Graham.
Dave has had that dream. We heard the scream from zone 4...
Dean
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Dean Wilson http://www.unixdaemon.net
Profanity
Tonight GLLUG / UKUUG are hosting a free talk on Linux supercomputing by
Dr. Eng Lim Goh, the CTO of SGI.
http://www.gllug.org.uk/index.php?/archives/49-13th-May-Joint-GLLUG-UKUUG-talk.html
You are of course all welcome,
Dean
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Dean Wilson http://www.unixdaemon.net
Profanity
Hopefully the formats correct first time on this one.
Has anyone read any of the other load balancing books on the market?
Dean
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Dean Wilson http://www.unixdaemon.net
Profanity is the one language all programmers understand
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page title=Server Load
Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
Dean Is it just me
Yes :)
The text is black on #9797FF. If you can't read text with that
contrast, maybe you oughta check the gamma on your screen. :)
Just tried it on a laptop and i could read it. I've got the brightness
cranked up so it might be time for a new
If i use 'autobundle' while in the CPAN shell to create a snapshot and then
i try to install all the modules in the bundle (with something like
perl -MCPAN -e 'install Bundle::Snapshot_2003_08_25_01') what should the
behaviour of the modules be in regards to versions?
Should it install the
Nicholas Clark wrote:
with less than a couple of years hands on Linux experience and
excellent read for anyone with them. Top notch.
How much (if any) of it Linux specific?
ie would most of it apply equally well to any free Unix system, such
as one of the *BSDs, or even commercial Unix with
I've been clearing out my bookmarks and found one for the Perl Review,
(http://www.theperlreview.com/), after a quick mosey around the site it
looks like its stopped being published. Does any one know the story behind
it? It seems a shame to lose first perlmonth and now The Perl Review[0]
The TPJ
Dave Cross wrote:
A bit of general advice needed please people.
An anonymous client of mine has identified a need to access Unix
filesystems from Windows PCs.
3/ Are there any other solutions we can look at - like, perhaps,
an NFS client for Windows?
Microsoft themselves do
Test Driven Development by Example
Author: Kent Beck
ISBN: 0321146530
Publisher: Addison Wesley
Reviewed by: Dean Wilson
Testing is one of the most overlooked phases of the development cycle. From
the worst case scenario of not being done to the more common case of all
the testing being done
- Original Message -
From: Nicholas Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
when typos appeared in job adverts, so that they now read CBOL
programmer,
lo and behold, CVs with plenty of CBOL expertise were forthcoming.
So, people are telling lies to try to get jobs. And these people are not
people
- Original Message -
From: Paul Makepeace [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In what way is .NET standards-unfriendly? The way the components
underpinning most of .NET Microsoft were submitted to ECMA and then
subsequently ratified, like, nearly a year ago? Oh, wait, that makes it
a standard, doesn't
- Original Message -
From: Dave Hodgkinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
does anyone have any recommendations for webmail that won't degenerate
into a templating argument?
I'm going to ignore the PHP bashing and templating discussions and add that
Horde and SquirrelMail are both recommened on the
- Original Message -
From: Simon Batistoni [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It could be a long, dark, slippery slope, but I think that it's
possible to distinguish between involved perl mongers such as Dave,
and freebie-seeking hangers on, who don't even come to a meeting.
There *is* a problem of
I've just seen the 'call to arms' on Slashdot
(http://slashdot.org/articles/02/10/07/1443229.shtml?tid=145) about the
Perl journal missing its required number of subscribers by over two thirds
and i thought i'd ask about other peoples views on The Perl Review and TPJ.
My view is that if a
- Original Message -
From: Greg McCarroll [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* Dean ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
will you have freebies? freebies good, etc.
GLLUG and Lonix freebie wise is a bit odd. Any of the distro companies that
can't make it down give us CD's to hand out and use for install demos.
Paul Mison wrote:
MBM's commentary on his beer/perl challenge. There's also a summary on
the web at http://cam.pm.org/cpmboppc-summary.shtml if you like the
pretty colours.
Who needs Perl certification or P5EE when you have animated beer glasses.
I'm not sure if i'm being sarcastic or not on
Welcome to the London Community News.
Details are for the month of December 2001.
Due to this being the month of December some of the groups are still
looking around and planning venues so keep and eye on the home pages if a
group is mentioned with no meeting date.
The User Groups:
Slightly off topic for a Perl list but its an ORA book and a good one at
that.
--Review
Securing Windows NT/2000 Servers for the Internet.
I must admit that I was dubious about buying this book when I saw it
on the shelf, I was expecting to open it up and see in huge
Thanks to the speakers last night, a good mix of subjects and they were all
enjoyable. Nice to see the speakers weren't thrown by the boundless audience
participation, esp Wax::On Wax::Off which seemed to go really well despite
all the technical problems the speakers had to worry about.
Also can
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