y to
RSVP to me directly for a basic head count. Also, if you want to stay
informed about future Utah Django meetings, please sign up [6] for the
Google group and the Utah Tech Event Calendar [7] since we won't be
crossposting in the future.
Thanks, and I hope to see you there!
Sincerely,
For anyone who wants to know what really happened, here's the real story:
http://tinyurl.com/6r4nqg
Jordy
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 11:56 AM, Charles Curley
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 09:07:44AM -0600, Corey Edwards wrote:
>> On Thu, 2008-09-25 at 18:11 -0600, Gabriel Gu
Gabriel Gunderson wrote:
[snip]
BTW, I did just buy a cheap HP Pavillion dv6000 *today*. What can I
say? The price was right.
Hopefully you never need service. :)
My backlight went out while my HP was still newly under warranty. I
must have had 3 different customer service reps on the oth
plus shipping)
If you have some money, value your time, don't mind shipping your laptop
in the mail, and just want to have someone repair it for you:
http://tinyurl.com/6kejet
(Cost: $40 + Shipping both ways)
I don't know of any local solutions.
I hope that helps,
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Dave Smith wrote:
...
I think this phenomenon happens because it's easy in an email to trim
away things you don't want to respond to, and focus only on the part of
the email that you disagree with.
That's total BS. ;)
Jordy
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Nicholas Leippe wrote:
I have my own custom script for ripping & encoding.
I rip each cd twice, once each from two different drives, and compare them.
I have calculated the offsets of each drive and use the -O flag on cdparanoia.
Since I have two drives, and two cpus, I wrote it to do all five ta
Esteemed Plug members,
After much procrastination and many damaged CDs, I'm ready to start
archiving data from my music CDs.
I know I should save to FLAC files first, but that's about all I know,
so I'm looking for any tips & resources about the best way to create and
consume a personal musi
Grant Shipley wrote:
We are using xplanner to track our XP style programming tasks. It is
spring/hibernate based and does a great job.
We did look into that a little. With your recommendation we'll look a
little harder. :) Thanks.
Any others?
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Steve wrote:
We have been using egroupware to great effect, but then again I trust
everyone who works on our project to be honest.
We're not really concerned about dihonesty either; we just need it for
accounting, budgeting, etc. Thanks for the recommendation.
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Does anyone have any recommendations for an open-source time tracking
package? It seems like there's a lot of stuff out there, but no obvious
choice. Are there any that you've especially liked?
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Gary Thornock wrote:
I'd just go with the mysql.com RPMs, but when you do, you will
have to grab the PHP 5 SRPMs and do your own build.
I hate to admit that I just went with the Testing repo in CentOS.
We'll see how "testing" it is! :)
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, and I'll be left
trying to find the PHP 5 RPMs and doing those by hand as well. This is
why they have repos in the first place, right?
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#x27;s a common enough configuration that there are some really good
ones out there. What are your favorites?
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There will be another Geek Dinner tomorrow night. The topic: Agile
Development. Lot's more info here:
http://tinyurl.com/qzgbp
Also, a pitch for Phil Windley's CTO Breakfasts. The next one is Thursday.
http://www.windley.com/cto_forum
See you there!
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Corey Edwards wrote:
[snip]
The real solution here would be for AOL to build an AIM-Jabber bridge,
so you would just send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and the bridge
translates that to AIM. Having AOL host the bridge would solve so many
problems, foremost being that not every single Jabber serv
**January Geek Dinner**
DevUtah's next Geek Dinner will be held at 6:00 this Tuesday night (Jan
17) at the Miller Business Innovation Center on the Salt Lake Community
College campus (9690 South 300 West, Sandy).
We'll have two short educational presentations by accomplished attorneys
who wi
Mister E wrote:
[chop]
Wikis can be link spammed and/or
information altered by any visitor, which is not really ideal when
dealing with the public at large.
You can configure them to allow only certain people to login.
Jordy
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Jordan Gunderson wrote:
[chop]
Sign up if your interested in helping. We also do some chatting at #sf.
That should say #s4, sorry.
Jordan
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The new versions of SSS are out:
http://softwarefor.org/get_software.html
For those Uugers and Pluggers, etc, who were on the SSS developers list
but might have fallen off when SoftwareFor switched servers a couple
of times, the new dev list is here:
http://www.softwarefor.org/mailman/listinfo/de
Josh Coates wrote:
[chop]
(btw - i'm back on plug for a while, so all you over-sensitive crybabies can
put me in your killfile again if you'd like.)
Welcome back, Josh.
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Gabriel Gunderson wrote:
Justin, we go way back and I'll be there...
... wearing a white rose and reading Jane Austin.
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Darl McBride, CEO of SCO (formerly Caldera) will present this Thursday
as part of UVSC's Executive Lecture Series.
http://www.uvsc.edu/schools/business/executiveLecture/
The presentation will go from 12:00 to 12:50 PM and will be held in the
Regan theater.
Presentations are free and open to
This Saturday, November 19th, Ben Galbraith will address UVLUG on
programming with Ajax.
Ben is a very accomplished technical author, speaker, and programmer.
Much more about him and the meeting here:
http://uvlug.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=117
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Joel Finlinson wrote:
http://j-walk.com/other/googlecb/index.htm
It's pretty good, but nothing beats googling for
"french military victories" and hitting "I'm Feeling Lucky".
An oldie, but a goodie. :)
Jordy
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Have you ever wanted to create a terabyte "disk" on your Linux server?
This Saturday (November 5), UVLUG will host Evan McNabb, who will
present on LVM and software RAID.
Learn more here:
http://uvlug.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=110
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On Saturday Oct 8, Jared Smith, co-author of O'Reilly’s recent
top-selling book “Asterisk: The Future of Telephony” will present to
the Utah Valley Linux Users Group on Asterisk and VoIP.
Jared is a Linux systems administrator with several years of telephony
and VoIP experience. While working
Ross Werner wrote:
Gnucash can totally due that. You add accounts, put money in when you
get it, and take it out when you spend it.
What I want is more something like this:
[snip]
Let's say I get a $10 paycheck ... I enter $10 into the Checking
Account, and then I can *also* record somewher
Ross Werner wrote:
Speaking of gnuCash (and doing my part to swing the thread back
on-topic), does anyone have any suggestions for good Linux software for
budgeting? GnuCash is great, but (at least as far as I know) it doesn't
have any budgeting capabilities.
All I'm looking for is the abilit
Dalan wrote:
Is there going to be a meating on september 14?
Jayce said:
Just a reminder about the Plug meeting this week. Brad Midgley will be
presenting on Gumstix hardware. Developing micro Linux devices,
specifically focusing on bluetooth and ALSA in them. Some really
interesting lookin
The Utah Valley Linux Users Group will have it's first meeting of the
semester will be this Saturday (Sept 17) at 10:30 in CS 404.
We'll have an intro to open source, talk about some of things we want to
do with UVLUG this semester, hold elections, host an installFest/movie
(bring any that you
I thought, "Some moron really messed up on spelling that one." Check
out these guys from Finland:
PLUG - Porvoo GNU/Linux User Group
http://www.plug.fi/
And ya'll thought the pluggers in India had it bad. :)
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Joel Finlinson wrote:
it's quiet...
too quiet..
ACK
Maybe everyone finally got 'flamed' into submission for top
posting, OT, spelling errors, and misquoting...?
And don't forget job posting. :)
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Jordan Gunderson wrote:
Nathan wrote:
I'd like to go to Damian Conway's presentation on Wednesday. I'm not
very familiar with UVSC's campus, so I found a map [1]. It appears
that parking lot K is next to the CS building, but it's marked as an
employee/staff lot [
Nathan wrote:
I'd like to go to Damian Conway's presentation on Wednesday. I'm not
very familiar with UVSC's campus, so I found a map [1]. It appears
that parking lot K is next to the CS building, but it's marked as an
employee/staff lot [2]. Does anyone know the hours that lot K is
enforced,
Jordan Gunderson wrote:
We're willing to set up an SSS mailing list (rather that triple
posting to 3 lists), help pay for CD media out of our club funds, set up
a package repository, or any anything else that project founders would
like us to do.
Lars pointed out that a mailing list al
d there and start adding stuff.
Anyway, here’s the LUG documentation wiki:
http://uvlug.org/wiki/doku.php?id=docs:programs
There is also a link to it from our main page (in case you don't want to
keep this email forever). Thanks everyone, and sorry for the long post.
Happy contributing,
James Lance wrote:
Which Pete are we stopping for? The Pete Ashdown that started the thread?
I think it's the Pete that will be there to make sure that top and
off-topic posters don't sneak into heaven. :)
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Hans Fugal wrote:
Maybe he could do it at the PLUG barbeque.
When is that?
Jordy
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Daniel C. wrote:
Can I be there when he blows them up? I'd be willing to be your
waterboy or whatever, help out however I can, so I'm not just standing
there taking up space.
Dan
Probably. I'll ask.
Jordan
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Weston Cerny wrote:
So anybody have old equiptment you would like to see blown up? I'll
make sure to post the footage so you can all see it.
I have quite a few P133s and P166s if you are interested and some pretty
ugly old stuff that i don't know what it is.
it is yours if you want it.
I'
Yesterday I ran into Dave Skousen, an old buddy of mine who is into
filmmaking and has done some interesting projects. He is looking for a
bunch of old computers and monitors he can blow up for some footage he
needs.
So anybody have old equiptment you would like to see blown up? I'll
make s
Here it is with tardmode taken off. The wording is a little better.
Hey Dan,
Thanks for the math question. If the number of elements is E, the number
of possible arrangements is equal to the E! (read "E factoral"). It's E
times all of the integers between E and zero. Be careful though, be
Dan Wilson wrote:
Ok folks, I need the help of some good mathematicians/programmers. I
know some of you are very good with this type of stuff and I am not.
Given an array of elements (with an unknown length), I need to find all
possible combinations of that array. Say I have an array with the
This Saturday (April 16), the UVSC Linux Users Group (UVLUG) will host
Brandon Beattie, who will present on MythTV, a free personal video
recorder similar to TiVo.
With MythTV you can automatically record your favorite shows to hard
disk, edit out all of the commercials, watch one show while re
This Saturday UVLUG will host a presentation by Soren Harward on 3D
modeling and animation using a free program called Blender.
From the Blender site:
"Blender [is] open-source software for 3D modeling, animation,
rendering, post-production, interactive creation, and playback..."
This should be
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