On Mon, Dec 6, 2010 at 9:29 PM, keith smith wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking at version systems for two different projects each on their own
> server. I used Subversion about 3 years ago for just a few week so I have
> little recall of subversion.
>
> I was doing some research and it seems Git is
On Dec 6, 2010, at 10:29 PM, keith smith wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking at version systems for two different projects each on their own
> server. I used Subversion about 3 years ago for just a few week so I have
> little recall of subversion.
>
> I was doing some research and it seems Gi
>
> 1. Re: Anyone know how to load DV from a Movie Camera over
> Firewire (gm5729)
> 2. Re: Anyone know how to load DV from a Movie Camera over
> Firewire (Alan Dayley)
Current cameras are like that, yes. Older (3 years-ish) cameras with DV
tape are not that way. They record raw dig
I have had mixed results with Unbooten (sp).
Puppy Liinux has its own USB bootable function once you are on its desktop.
Privatix does well making a bootable usb.
In the past IIRC it was really just a matter of finding a true .img
and doing a dd to that drive. No this is not the same as using an
moin moin,
newegg is running the Nokia n900 for $400.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16875205178&cm_re=n900-_-75-205-178-_-Product
ciao,
der.hans
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moin moin,
Firmware builds for various Canon cameras are available.
chdk.wikia.com
magiclantern.wikia.com
ciao,
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On Tue, 2010-12-07 at 09:19 -0600, Alex Dean wrote:
> On Dec 6, 2010, at 10:29 PM, keith smith wrote:
> > I'm looking at version systems for two different projects each on their own
> > server. I used Subversion about 3 years ago for just a few week so I have
> > little recall of subversion.
> >
Interesting. I was judging that since Git was emerging it might be better
since on it's face it appear there is a movement from Subversion to Git.
I need to manage several projects. Several different "contributors". We do
not work in the same local. All home based.
Basically all I need is
I haven't seen anything in your posts that would indicate that GIT
would be better than SVN for your needs, with the exception of the
following:
>
> Basically all I need is a way to track updates and keep someone from over
> writing someone else's changes.
>
Obviously there is no absolutely cert
I guess I need to dig deeper. I thought that was the core of what a versioning
system does - saves each version at commit so you will have a different file
each time you "save".
Keith Smith
--- On Tue, 12/7/10, Judd Pickell wrote:
From: Judd Pickell
Subject: Re:
That's what you would think. And that's what Git does (in a devious,
compact, efficient way that's better than saving a version of the entire
file). Which may help explain why it's so well received.
Tom
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On Tue, Dec 7, 2010 at 2:33 PM, Thomas Gail Haws wrote:
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> That's what you would think. And that's what Git does (in a devious,
> compact, efficient way that's better than saving a version of the entire
> file). Which may help explain why it's so well received.
> Tom
> --
> "To forgive is the
I contacted Rebecca regarding PLUGdev meetings at UAT and we have new
digs for 2011! - thx Trudy
I'll fix the site before the PLUGeast meeting, see you there - Ed
-- Forwarded Message
From: Trudy Wallingford
Date: Wed, 3 Nov 2010 11:49:44 -0700
To: Rebecca Whitehead
Subject: RE: UAT follow u
I have a few questions as I want to find out all I can about this career field
before I put my time, effort, and money into it.
1) There is a passage from the fourth edition of Unix and Linux System
Administration Handbook (Evi Nemeth, et al) that goes as follows: "Sysadmin
burnout is rampant.
I prefer running Linux, but am stuck with Windoze for certain
applications, namely a USB TV adapter. It's a Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-950Q.
I've been using it with GB-PVR software for the past year, and have a
couple hundred hours of shows recorded with that software, which is for
Windows.
Are any of
In truth I think the outlook for dedicated sys admins is bleak. The
cost of commodity hosting has eliminated most low to mid level
positions. In addition being a well rounded generalist is not as
saleable as some one who has a broad but shallow back ground and is
highly specialized in one area.
On
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Stephen Wiebelhaus wrote:
> I prefer running Linux, but am stuck with Windoze for certain
> applications, namely a USB TV adapter. It's a Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-950Q.
> I've been using it with GB-PVR software for the past year, and have a
> couple hundred hours of
I had to address this at work recently and we are moving to SVN. There were
many factors that were import to me for a tool select that have not been talked
about here. For example it was extremely important that a particular version
matched what was deployed in the field, and that this version w
Yes, specialization and outsourcing are the directions the field is taking.
Instead of a team of people who are essentially part of a company's
technology infrastructure, corporations have turned to "hired guns" for
specific needs, only keeping decision makers in house.
In Your Service,
Joseph Ki
Eric,
Audacity works sort of in Orca but as a side by side comparison, I
would use Goldwave in that other OS for accessibility purposes.
But if all you want to do is capture the audio stream from the net, I
would use mplayer and I will paste in a little ditty script I use to
make the command eas
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