oh my.that's great. lol
On 11/23/05, Jim Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Inspired by: http://y99k.com/obfuscate.html
I guess we've all talked about everything there is to talk about at the
conference.
Is there going to be a TPOSSCON 2006?
If so, I would suggest some sort of lessons learned meeting to get
everyone's input on how to make it even better.
is this the dreaded meeting to set the
Matt Darnell wrote:
Is there going to be a TPOSSCON 2006?
Yes. Dates are pending the scheduling of PTC and the Sony Open.
If so, I would suggest some sort of lessons learned meeting to get
everyone's input on how to make it even better.
This meeting took place on Saturday. Ron Fox
On Mon, Jan 24, 2005 at 07:46:51PM -1000, James A. Stroble wrote:
On Mon, 2005-01-24 at 17:36, Jim Thompson wrote:
Consider, is anything on this page still accurate?
http://www.sslug.dk/misc/ely.dkuug.dk/6-1-1-luau.html
LUAU used to exist over at luau.hi.net, but now it is
Vince Hoang wrote:
If someone has the time and dedication to pick up the
responsiblity of finding speakers, we should be able to find a
time and place to meet. At the very least, this could be rolled
into the weekly workshops at McKinley.
Let me add that Joe O'Malley and Commercial Data
: [LUAU] Is this thing on?
I guess we've all talked about everything there is to talk about at the
conference.
Is there going to be a TPOSSCON 2006?
If so, I would suggest some sort of lessons learned meeting to get
everyone's input on how to make it even better.
I think Scott is moving
Matt Darnell wrote:
I guess we've all talked about everything there is to talk about at the
conference.
Is there going to be a TPOSSCON 2006?
If so, I would suggest some sort of lessons learned meeting to get
everyone's input on how to make it even better.
More people.
I think Scott is
Brian Chee wrote:
I also had a conversation with Robin and Pat of OSTG and they both agree
that next year they want to give TPOSSCON alot more lead time so that they
can slashdot it in japan and get them involved.
The feedback I got from the speakers was quite positive with Robin of OSTG
saying
On Mon, 2005-01-24 at 17:36, Jim Thompson wrote:
OK, first, what about this overall OSTG plan? It seems weird for an
organization which is mostly about jornalism to have a strategy, no?
You must be from the reality-based community!
Second, does Oahu/Hawaii/Honolulu have a LUG?
Matt Darnell wrote:
I guess we've all talked about everything there is to talk about at the
conference.
Is there going to be a TPOSSCON 2006?
If so, I would suggest some sort of lessons learned meeting to get
everyone's input on how to make it even better.
is this the dreaded meeting to
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005, Jim Thompson wrote:
is this the dreaded meeting to set the agenda so we can have another
meeting?
According to Dilbert, we also need the coffee mugs and the database.
--
Karen Lofstrom
His failing. One would think he'd grok 'learning curve' by now...
Just spent 4 days wiring my first machine tool control system.
All relay logic. Now that it's done, it's a one day job ;-)
-t
Charles Lockhart wrote:
Sorry, if I'm breeching protocol with crossover, please flame me
Jimen Ching wrote:
snip
My second comment concerns Linux and embedded systems. At my new job, I
am now working with Linux on a single board computer (SBC). These SBC's
have PII processors (1.2Ghz), 1Gig RAM, Gigabit Ethernet, etc. I hardly
consider this an 'embedded' system. Though we use
seen available on the net before. My thinking was that if he had
15
years worth of experience with Linux these things would have been
just
as easy.
If he had 15 years experience with Linux, it would be named after *him*,
not Linus!-)
reDiculous Dave
Oh yeah, missed that point by a bit. Of course, as a programmer guy, he
could be talking man years, yeah, that's what I meant, yeah, 15 man
years, he puts in 80 hour weeks.
Right.
-Charles
If he had 15 years experience with Linux, it would be named after *him*,
not Linus!-)
reDiculous
Charles Lockhart wrote:
Sorry, if I'm breeching protocol with crossover, please flame me privately.
This article:
http://www.embedded.com/story/OEG20021202S0052
was causing a bit of anger and disgust on another list, and I could
pretty much see why. This guy has 15 years of working
On Wed, 4 Dec 2002, Charles Lockhart wrote:
was causing a bit of anger and disgust on another list, and I could
pretty much see why. This guy has 15 years of working experience with
vxWorks, none with embedded Linux, or even with Linux in general as far
as I could tell.
I have two comments that
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