Hello, Well, my unsderstanding is such that hackers are good and crackers are bad.
Russ On Wed, 12 Sep 2007, Rob Sherwood wrote: > On Wed, Sep 12, 2007 at 08:09:52PM -0400, John Demme wrote: > > So, who wants to do what this semester? Does anyone have any interesting > > projects going on? > > > > > > Lemme know if you wanna do a meeting- they'll be Thursday nights at 7pm as > > usual. Also, as usual, we're desperate for presentations and meeting > > ideas. If someone has a good idea for a panel, or wants to run a discussion > > or something like that instead, that's fine too. > > - Panel discussion on favorite scripting languages? > Perl vs Ruby vs Python ? (dibs on Ruby :-) > > - Something I've been bouncing around in my head for a bit: > Show and tell of favorite hacks[1]/programs/tricks. > Everyone comes with 30 seconds to a few minutes preprared > (where prepared means anywhere from a link to the project page > to a running demo to a short tutorial ) and we try to share > the distributedly collected wisdom. And we do it in such > a way that it all gets dumped on a web page for posterity. > > Thoughts? > > - Rob > . > > [1] Hacks meaning the cool fun, simple accomplishments, not the illegal > ones, of course. I blame the emense stress from the project I'm > working on for even stopping to explain this... > Sincerely, Russ Main
