* Dwight Victor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [25/08/2003 2224EDT]:
> Hi Keith,
Greetings from the East. :)
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> I worked at Pihana Pacific, Inc. (now known as Equinix) for three years. We
[...]
> During my three years, I held various positions in our Network
> Operations as well as Product Developme
Welcome Keith,
Well, all of the Universities are using Linux like crazy, but they
don't pay extremely well. Mauii CC might be interested to have you though.
Deven
Keith wrote:
Greetings fellow penguin lovers. (Penguins in Hawai'i? Who'd ever
guess?)
I'm a Mainlander (east coast; NY fo
Alvin Murphy wrote:
This is good, solid info to help point me in the right direction. I
appreciate your time. Mahalo!
krjw.
There is a weekly radio show on a local public radio station KIPO
which you can get over the net; the show is called "Think Tech Hawaii"
and might be helpful. Yo
* Hawaii Linux Institute <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [26/08/2003 1446EDT]:
> Maui High Performance Computing Center:
>
> http://www.mhpcc.edu/
Interesting. I have not, until now, been aware of this. Thanks for the
URL.
One URL I did come across (in a book about moving to Hawaii) is
http://www.mrtc.org
Maui High Performance Computing Center:
http://www.mhpcc.edu/
has one of the largest Linux clusters in the world. However, they want
people in the kernel development level. For Sysadms, no one knows when
the dark age is going to be over. Hawaii is no better than anywhere in
the world. How
Over the past 8 years that I have worked on Oahu, I have often spoke with
folks that support open source software applications. The jobs are not that
common though. I have not spoke with anyone that supports a linux-only or
linux-majority environment. Often, folks seem to support a few specializ
type job, the federal government (i.e., contractors) are looking
for people who know Solaris and Microsoft.
Hope that helps,
Dwight...
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Welcome and so forth. I'm not currently in Hawaii, and am probably not
comming back (at least not very often), so I may be kind of biased. But
if you can change your move to Oahu rather than Maui, you'd probably do
a lot better. Maui and "commercial industry" don't seem compatible in
my mind
Greetings fellow penguin lovers. (Penguins in Hawai'i? Who'd ever
guess?)
I'm a Mainlander (east coast; NY for 24 years, NJ for 4), heading to
Maui with my immediate family in October of this year. Coming with me
will be 8 years of solid linux experience (since the slackware 1 days),
4 years of
