Just a thought, but we use the term "jump start" for a delivering a similar workshop service to get customers going on a particular technology solution. Googling seems to indicate that it isn't exclusive to any one particular product. The 2nd definition from
http://www.answers.com/jump-start&r=67
I coined the term in the hope someone would find a better one. :-)
Any suggestions for a replacement are welcomed.
Lindsay
On 7/5/06, Dean Hamstead <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
im sure 'decking' is when you force their body to the
deck (ie of a ship). usually in reference to a physical
altercat
Hi List,
I'm having a problem with amavisd-new. My apt-get upgrade broke it (and
my entire postfix/spamassassin e-mail service) and I've tried to sort it without luck and
probably compounded the problem.
Is there anyone with this understanding/ability likely to be attending the workshop, please?
im sure 'decking' is when you force their body to the
deck (ie of a ship). usually in reference to a physical
altercation
im feeling eloquent today.
although im concerned that 'deckfest' sounds like
some sort of luxury boating get together.
Dean
Chris Deigan wrote:
Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
> What's a "deckfest"?
Basically it's the concept of preparing people, or "decking" them out,
to go home and install linux instead of bringing their machines in.
This is basically since linux is so easy to install these days -
however we're keeping the traditional instal
Chris Deigan wrote:
> SLUG's workshop will be a be a fusion of traditional SLUG events -
> consisting of a codefest, videofest, installfest and for the first
> time at SLUG, a "deckfest".
What's a "deckfest"?
Erik
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Erik de Castro
G'day everyone,
Sorry for the short notice on this one - in compensation I'm expecting
you all to invite along any friends who may be interested. ;)
SLUG's workshop will be a be a fusion of traditional SLUG events -
consisting of a codefest, videofest, installfest and for the first
time at SLUG,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have been searching the internet and posting in forums about a problem I am
> having with audio and the use of microphones.
If you mean web bassed forums I'd say forget it. Most of the people
who can really help avoid web based forums because they suck.
That's very unusual behaviour, an I say that as someone that actually
knows (mostly) how CPAN.pm works.
You should absolutely report that to the rt.cpan.org support queue for
CPAN.pm.
And if I may, I'd also like to reinforce that point for anyone that has
problems with CPAN modules. PLEASE r
I'm having probs installing BerkleyDB support into my perl5.8.8, it fails
with:
any thoughts ?
# perl5.8.8 -MCPAN -e shell
cpan shell -- CPAN exploration and modules installation (v1.7602)
ReadLine support enabled
cpan> install BerkeleyDB
CPAN: Storable loaded ok
Going to read /root/.cpan588/M
as I was installing some new Perl modules, it told me there was a newer
CPAN avaliable, and, suggested to update it with:
-
You might want to try
install Bundle::CPAN
reload cpan
after I did 'reload cpan', nasty things started happening, with all free
memory runni
On Tue, Jul 04, 2006 at 05:23:38PM +1000, Sonia Hamilton wrote:
> I'm rsyncing some files from a linux server down to a FAT partition on
> my laptop (FAT because I want to access the files from both Linux and
> Windoze). Unfortunately rsync thinks some of the files are different
> (when they're not
I'm rsyncing some files from a linux server down to a FAT partition on
my laptop (FAT because I want to access the files from both Linux and
Windoze). Unfortunately rsync thinks some of the files are different
(when they're not) and therefore deletes the copied file and recopies it
down. Any ideas
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