The Installfest is on. Just talked to Alexander and he was unaware of the
posted cancellation. He'll look into it. He will be there tomorrow.
The Google Calendar did not send the cancellation. I logged in and it was
fine, then I sent the reminder notice.
Lisa dropped by Installfest. She
Because of the many other fantastic events which could more than adequately
substitute for the installfest at UAT, I'm going to cancel November and
December and not schedule a mid-month replacement.
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The UAT people tried contacting me as if I was the first point of contact for
hackfest. I informed them of our decision.
der.hans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
moin moin,
just a reminder that the Hackfest was moved on Monday and it will be a
week from tomorrow at Estrella Mountain
I was there last year, it's a relaxing weekend. I met voice actress Jennifer
Huff at her panels, and took a pic with Will Wheaton. Lou Ferigno was there
parked in a huge oak high-chair. Lots of kids dressed like Narutu, once in a
while I saw a kid in a Kakurenbo fox mask, those were the
Oh... How could I forget the Zombie Beauty Pageant? :) With zombie walk
competition, talent competition, then interviews :) One corner of the room
had top costume and makeup pros making x-men characters up into zombies on the
fly.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was there last
Thanks for coming, Eric.
I was the lone helper for a bit, Paul just showed up. One person is one of
Dennis's students, here for extra credit. Another woman wants a very old
computer installed with terminal only.
These are all the people here right now, quite unusual.
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10am to 4pm is correct. I didn't notice the timezone flub.
Lisa Kachold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This appears to have the time at 5:00 - 11:00 PM? However, the subject says
10AM - 4PM?
Perhaps they planned to come tonight?
(503)754-4452 Blackberry || Obnosis.com
Date:
I'll check back here in a bit. Dennis just came, so it's picking up. Two
customers.
Eric Shubert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for coming, Eric.
I was the lone helper for a bit, Paul just showed up. One person is one of
Dennis's students, here for
Aw, you sneak.
Alan Dayley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Come-on down and join the fun!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/alandd/2893197630/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/alandd/2892358121/
Alan
On Sat, Sep 27, 2008 at 11:26 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll check back here in a bit.
Offend? You might be new to the Phoenix LUG, but around here anyone flaming a
post like this doesn't get away with it for long.
We have a local installfest every month on the last Saturday of the month, but
that would mean her bringing her computer down to UAT.edu in Tempe, and you
mentioned
Hugs!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWn3HlSlXF8
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Please don't do things like trade in your car for another that's $10k or $15k
more just to go from 25mpg to 40mpg, it can take many years to recover the
price difference in gas savings, and someone else is going to buy and burn gas
in your trade-in anyway.
In the above example, there's a 15
It seems that the IT department at UAT is unable to provide any Internet access
at all this Saturday.
Suggestions? Would we like to do it the following week?
Subject: Linux Meeting at UAT on Saturday
Date: Mon, 25 Aug 2008 11:44:51 -0700
From: Elizabeth Aguilar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Ooooh yes I was inflicted with this last month or so.
I think it shows an equally bad attitude from web guy as from the rest of his
teammates, but you kinda wish you could get away with acting like that... it's
like watching Beavis Butthead.
Eric Cope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This
I was the one who suggested you should go for network administrator. I was
looking at both your current knowledge base as well as your character. I think
you would be pleasantly bored in class, up to a point right at the end when you
go for your CISCO cert tests, which would have left time
Joshua Zeidner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Josh,
Job boards, especially free ones, are not a reliable indicator. Many
people use those boards to gauge markets, which means that a lot of the
postings are not legitimate jobs.
Agree strongly. Lots of spam from recruiters who
Joshua Zeidner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My take on the economy: there is a major reorientation underway.
blah blah blah. Doesn't mean anything to me or Mike, who started this
thread with a what do I do with my life post, personally.
Well if you want to make an informed
Josh Coffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 11:30 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, you guys are right. It is circumstantial, and not scientific. Its my
opinion that demand has increased in the last year compared the the previous
2 or 3 years. This is based on
Well, maybe I can have something.
I have access to more equipment at work. When I null modem'ed in, I looked at
network settings. My macintosh needed to be manually configured to
192.168.0.1, otherwise their ethernet port wouldn't listen. Once I did that,
both telnet and the on-board web
Well, maybe I can have something.
I have access to more equipment at work. When I null modem'ed in, I looked at
network settings. My macintosh needed to be manually configured to
192.168.0.1, otherwise their ethernet port wouldn't listen. Once I did that,
both telnet and the on-board web
Alan,
My iBook falls short of having both a 9-pin and of being able to load a cross
compiler. Do you have a Linux laptop handy?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, maybe I can have something.
I have access to more equipment at work. When I null modem'ed in, I looked
at network
Embedded Linux howto? Device drivers and bit-banging on RS-232/485?
I'm kinda thinking only of what I'd like to learn myself as well as burdening
Alan with that suggestion, so I'm hoping there are other presenters as well as
good interest.
I have a single-board ARM with dev toolkit that
LOL, thought I made this clear... I haven't done anything with the board, I
don't know about drivers and 232's. I have worked much with a sister-product
to this board, mostly administration of a new Linux system and developing in
CGI-C on it. There should be a default busybox install on it
bah I made a mistake. Here at work I just found the same kind of board I have
at home. By default it only comes with 2 USB's and an ethernet jack, and an SD
card slot. The dev kit has a daughter card which gives you RS232, and if you
want more you have to wire up the DIO's yourself.
Still
Okay, I examined the DIO's on this board. You need a full daughter card which
implements 422 or 232 to get that. The kit I have does come with one to make a
232 work.
At the very least, I can boot a board, explain about a boot loader, get apache
to run, and have a cross-compiled Hello World
Alan, how fast can one write a USB driver for... something... power it on and
off to make a laptop light blink?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, I examined the DIO's on this board. You need a full daughter card
which implements 422 or 232 to get that. The kit I have does come
Okay all, I'm really sorry.
The instructions on this board say, The board will answer telnet connections
to IP addresss 192.168.0.50
So guess what I do. I put an ethernet cable in from my laptop to the board,
and I telnet 192.168.0.50. Guess what happens, nothing. I retry with a
I have a page with javascript which works on Firefox, but since when I
developed I didn't simultaneously tested on IE, it's broken on IE.
On Firefox I use the default Javascript console to find errors. What's the
equivalent in IE?
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der.hans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Am 28. Jul, 2008 schwätzte Patrick C so:
I'm going to be throwing a LAN party celebrating my birthday next weekend,
and I recently reinstalled the operating system on my old PC to use it as a
server for the party.
[...]
A presentation would be
Dennis Kibbe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If there is none other to man an InstallFest tomorrow at UAT, I can do
so?
Lisa,
Now that school is out I'm planning on being there.
dennisk
I'll be there!
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keith smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What could be M$ motivation?
Through Microsoft's contribution, ADOdb can now communicate natively with SQL
Server's database driver, the company said.
So now if your company has a PHP website with a M$SQL backend, it will cost
less to renew your
The full job requisition can be found here:
http://www.southwestmicrowave.com/employment.html
They want a 1099 for a few months to build an embedded appliance. They are
aggressively open-source, I'm doing web browser based user interface, they now
need a GTK user interface person. Being
My new main box has a bunch of extra hard drives, no problem for me to just
disconnect the proper ones, hook up a blank one as sda1, and go.
I've always been pretty weak on networking, this would be a great chance for me
to catch up.
Patrick C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just wanted to
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 think folks aren't realizing exactly what these are...they are
literally 700+lbs cabinets that require 220v power. They will not fit in
the trunk of a car, or an SUV. The actual server component is rack
mounted inside and could be removed or powered seperately via 110v (the
220v is for
200 -240 VAC -
So I have to unplug the washing mashine to use it?
Charles Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have some spare Sun 6500's (basically a 4500/5500 racked in its own
cabinet). If anyone is interested in them, let me know and I will find
out the specs. Hans can probably
Er... Put me on the list, if it's still empty enough. I'm having visions of
co-lo'ed game servers.
Charles Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have some spare Sun 6500's (basically a 4500/5500 racked in its own
cabinet). If anyone is interested in them, let me know and I will find
Maybe. That's a tall order to get done in one sitting, but we'll work closer
to that goal during the fest.
If anyone has any special knowledge about this, please let us know here on the
list. Thanks!
Lisa Kachold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bring your USB Drives and we can make
Josef Lowder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
.
-- http://www.upquick.com/humor/images/keybrdsnacks.jpg
Looks like it was designed specifically for the Apple keyboard, so I guess you
can only Apple sells it and it's like $65 give or take $15?
Ping.
I'm at work at a contract right now, I will send you my full information
tonight.
Walter J. Mack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An acquaintance of mine is in need of a good software developer that is
well versed in the following areas:
C/C++
3D geometry (application to
Shirley, you're joking.
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Microsoft is providing a covenant not to sue open source developers for
development or non-commercial distribution of implementations of these
protocols. These developers will be able to use the documentation for free to
develop products. Companies that engage in commercial
Does anyone know how to send commands through an RS485 serial port in Visual
Studio or Java? My employer is looking for a contractor to help build a
conveyor belt.
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I'm looking for informed bodies with hands that work keyboards, not information
:)
Stephen P Rufle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For Java
http://www.freshports.org/comms/rxtx
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=706800messageID=4100548
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone
Well the news said that the company spent good money to have the files
recovered, so they must have sent the physical hard drives to a data recovery
service. Meaning no backups at all existed at the company.
Tuna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
jordi laforge wrote:
Let get those backups
file is damaged
Josh Nalli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Neat stuff, I'll try that before I decide to lug my 19 tube down there ;p
Have you tried booting any of the gentoo live cd's using those cards you
are having problems with? If they get detected with the LiveCDs, then it
would merely be a matter of running lspci or lsmod to find out how the
Comicon? Me too! I've done such a bad job at having free time for the last
few years that this is going to be a nice indulgence for me. I'm looking
forward to trying for the voice actors workshop.
Bryan O'Neal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, I am working most Saturdays now. Though
http://www.phoenixcomicon.com/
We're all geeks here, and this is a highly geeky thing. Who's going?
From another topic, Bryan O'Neal said he's going with John and Tat from ASULUG
starting noon on Saturday or so.
I'll likely be there Friday night, then Saturday after Installfest, and
BTW, last October I left early, someone else has my stuff. I left a Linksys
wired-only router and a power strip. I'm not sure who would have it.
Well, I can't announce the Installfest. I'll use the Google Calendar entry for
the formal reminder.
Reason why, my NIC died. Used a 10yr+ old
Community event: Phoenix Linux User's Group (PLUG) Installfest.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CALENDAR POSTING
What: Phoenix Linux User's Group (PLUG) Installfest.
Where: University of Advancing Technology: 2625 W. Baseline Tempe, AZ 85283
(Baseline Road, just west of I-10 and Pointe Hilton South
Community event: Phoenix Linux User's Group (PLUG) Installfest.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CALENDAR POSTING
What: Phoenix Linux User's Group (PLUG) Installfest.
Where: University of Advancing Technology: 2625 W. Baseline Tempe, AZ 85273
(Baseline Road, just west of I-10 and Pointe Hilton South
Austin Godber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joshua Zeidner wrote:
http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/news/articles/1009biz-google1009.html
Today, the Phoenix area joins a handful of U.S. cities that people
around the globe can tour - virtually - via a controversial new
program
Derek Neighbors [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
JOB TITLE: Rails Developer
I've been in an outbound sales position since December of 2006, and I have made
my revenue numbers for the first time this quarter.
Derek, I want to ask you an honest question which I would ask any client who
has,
Technomage-hawke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Saturday 25 August 2007 01:47, eric© wrote:
My time in computers/IT is up...I've hit the burnout point. I just
can't honestly see myself tapping away at a keyboard/staring at a
screen for the next 20 years. I'm sick of sitting in an
Me and Dazed were chatting it up for a bit, but he left. I'm sitting here
looking at e-mail, gonna read a book here, then take off.
Justin Anthony [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So today's install fest happening? I might not be able to check my email
again before I leave work so could
Community event: Phoenix Linux User's Group (PLUG) Installfest.
** PLEASE READ, SOMETHING IS DIFFERENT **
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CALENDAR POSTING
What: Phoenix Linux User's Group (PLUG) Installfest.
Where: University of Advancing Technology: 2625 W. Baseline Tempe, AZ 85283
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I strongly suggest you call, call, and call again.
Mario S. Hines [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Mr. Henry. Much appreciated. Since I'm unable to make it to the job
fair, I applied for one of the developer positions online. I used your name
as a referral source. I hope that it
mo:07
month:July
day:28
yr:07
year:2007
Community event: Phoenix Linux User's Group (PLUG) Installfest.
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CALENDAR POSTING
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