Helloes!
A couple of stammtische are happening in Phoenix tomorrow/tonight.
Here's the info:
In Avondale, we are meeting at Buffalo Wings Rings. The address on the
website is wrong wrong WRONG (somebody can haz fix that?), so here's the
real address:
2935 N Dysart road
Avondale, AZ 85323
Tell me the specs on the laptop and I could be able to work out a trade.
Brian
On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 10:23 AM, Floyd Arguello [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Just want to give the PLUG the first chance at this - it's a new
Equinox ELS 16 II Terminal Server, the box has been opened for
If I get just one of them I would be tickled pink
Thanks,
Brian
If someone else wants one and is willing to come help with the move I
will use my UHAUL to come and deliver to their home or office.
All you buy is the sugar free energy drink to keep me going
Come on good deal there.
Brian
On
I am not a fan of CafePress shirts.
Locally, if you just want one shirt, there is a shop in downtown Tempe on the
west side of Mill.
If you want a great deal of screen printed tees, contact:
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They give
Alexander,
These are not cost effective for a Colo! They simply take up too much rack
space. You would do better holding a linux kernel bake sale and getting some
good 1 u servers. Power is going to be costly even at say Limelight, if they
can even do it.
Depending on the colo, these
http://www.spreadfirefox.com/en-US/worldrecord
I can't even get to the above URL...I guess they are getting DOS'd by
downloads...I wonder if yum update counts :)
-Charles
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Recognize that free advice is worth what you pay for it.
the same wattage at 120V is approximately twice the amperage of 220V.
It's easy to say plug it into your dryer outlet but some consideration
should always be paid to the current draw or wattage of the system being
plugged in.
Clearly
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox?p=downloadday
Just got the email, maybe they were setting up before this, and that is
why we could not get to the usual places.
Josh Coffman wrote:
i don't know if the update is available via repositories. I've heard
that is is on public ftp's but the
Simple, it is a many many table that links resources located in
different tables and then my app tags the many remaining fields in that
table with specific information regarding how the resources are being
used. Several people have scolded my for repeated data, but really if
you have users in one
Also, I do not use stored procedures because the criteria changes with
every run. Think of it like going to the cable company and asking to
have a cable package put together where you choice from millions of
different channels based on your interest in the programs run on those
channels.
Looks like some strange DNS or caching issue is showing the old site
page for some folks. In our office here, we see the old page:
# host www.mozilla.com
www.mozilla.com is an alias for www-mozilla-com.geo.mozilla.com.
www-mozilla-com.geo.mozilla.com is an alias for
1) I am not good with writing stored procedures. (This is really the
overwhelming reason. The rest are just excuses)
2) To build a black box I would need to build it to accept between 2 and
20 variables (Could be over a million, but no one has asked for anything
containing more then a dozen, so
Your no 1 reason is also my reason for not being an expert. I haven't
done stored procedures enough now to even classify myself as useful
with them. Although everyone keeps saying it is something I should
learn, so I have been rearranging my servers with the plan to have an
oracle server I can
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FYI:
For anyone whom may be in the area or may want to participate. As far as I know
there really aren't any puter shows here in Phx.
http://sidux.com/PNphpBB2-viewtopic-t-11174.html
Vi^3PirePengy
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My contract has been extended for four months. I will be taking a much needed
break, going out of town over the week of Saturday 6/28.
Other than additional helpees, a wired router (4+1 port okay), cables, and
power strip would be needed. One person, because UAT's IT didn't provide wired
I was able to download FF3 several times (multiple systems) from
getfirefox.com with no problems or delays.
Apparently the only downloads that count are the web downloads. The FTP
site isn't keeping track.
I imagine that the count isn't going to properly measure Linux downloads
since
http://en-us.www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/3.0/releasenotes/
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Glendale AZ
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On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 3:59 PM, Kurt Granroth
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I was able to download FF3 several times (multiple systems) from
getfirefox.com with no problems or delays.
On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 3:59 PM, Kurt Granroth
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was able to download FF3 several times (multiple systems) from
getfirefox.com with no problems or delays.
Apparently the only downloads that count are the web downloads. The FTP
site isn't keeping track.
I imagine
One of my coworkers often uses vim.exe :-) You could always install
OpenOffice Suite for windows.
-Charles
Trent Shipley wrote:
Does anyone know of a good FOSS text editor for Windows?
I have used Xemacs, but it doesn't come with a dictionary
Am 17. Jun, 2008 schwätzte [EMAIL PROTECTED] so:
For anyone whom may be in the area or may want to participate. As far as I know
there really aren't any puter shows here in Phx.
Do you mean a conference type of thing?
Some of us are working on organizing a Free Software conference for
Am 17. Jun, 2008 schwätzte [EMAIL PROTECTED] so:
moin moin,
My contract has been extended for four months. I will be taking a much needed
break, going out of town over the week of Saturday 6/28.
Congratulations. Enjoy the mini-vacation.
Other than additional helpees, a wired router (4+1
Trent Shipley wrote:
Does anyone know of a good FOSS text editor for Windows?
I have used Xemacs, but it doesn't come with a dictionary.
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Does eclipse count as FOSS? I have found it a very handy text editor,
not to mention development IDE.. :)
On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 6:02 PM, Tuna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Trent Shipley wrote:
Does anyone know of a good FOSS text editor for Windows?
I have used Xemacs, but it doesn't come with a
Jedit. It's Java but is a very good text editor.
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Does anyone know of a good FOSS
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