Forgive the wrong date... It is Tonight!
On Mon, Nov 3, 2025 at 1:24 PM Paul Flint <[email protected]> wrote: > Mon 03 Nov 2025 12:45:15 PM EST > > Greetings List Lurkers, > > Cloudy, and a little warm... > > UPDATE: > Here is you chance to own the most hated tractor in Vermont, for sale! > for all those who wish to purchase this tractor is on the block... > The perfect gift for the Masochist in your life, > PLEASE let winter come so I can think less about farm equipment... > > 004 Society > "Library of TechnoRubble" > In the Dewey Decimal System, 004 Computer science encompasses books and > materials related to data processing and computer science, including > computer hardware, software, and networking. > The Dewey Decimal System supports such a system. What do you think of > developing a lending system for TechnoRubble? > I am taking my time drafting a proposal... > > SUMMER DREAMS FADE FOR A YEAR > As the summer winds down, my effort to actually plan an event at > SugarTower. > from a planning perspective, we need to consider next summer (If we > survive :^), so we plan. > The working title for contemplated festival is either "Wierdo Fest" or > "Wierdo Juiblee". > What do you think? I would like a Pig Roast party and music that lasts > into the evening! > These ambitious plans for next spring include my dream of a meet up of > Adult > Swim at SugarTower. For part of this future event, I intend to keep the > working title > "Open Source Summer Camp" (OSSC): > http://docbox.flint.com:8081/geekland/#Open_Source_Summer_Camp_(OSSC). > One angle I would like to pursue would be to add a "Renaissance Festival" > vibe to > this planned gathering. All this is so far a dream... > > Otherwise I am trying to get back to playing with opencode ( > https://opencode.ai/) check it out!! > > We have been sorting the Drek in the shipping containers and constructing > a temporary > enclosure so that we can get things organized at the SugarTower Tech > Pavilion... > > Open Broadcast Studio (OBS) last week began to be undestood my yours truly. > I am already thinking about it in terms of Visual Bash.,, > > That all said we have a meeting tonight at 6PM. > > The life lesson here is that serious development remains for the winter. > > Winter should allow us to answer questions like: > > - Can I take a Caterpillar 315L and combine it with an ABB robot arm in > order to do > large scale 3D printing? > - Can I combine the hardware and software into a "looperplex" (a musical > instrument)? > possibly about using RP2350? > - A VIAOC based Arduino and Pi development environment that "Breaths" > Code. > By itself the concept of "breathing" code is essential and is really not > part of the RP2040 / > RP2350 architecture. I have not discovered how to get the code off of > these buggers. > > http://docbox.flint.com:8081/geekland/#Virtual_Immutability_Associated_Containers_(VIAOC) > Could the answer be to have the "inhale" code from git? > - Need to write/revise "menubot.sh", a FED menu generator. Maybe with the > help of opencode.com? > Could opencode help me generate a general menu generator (GMG :^)? So > far opencode is thinking > aboout it... > - Can I use the upgraded to Ubuntu Jetson AI and Tabby to generate > VisualBash scripts? > (see https://github.com/dylanaraps/pure-bash-bible) > - Would it make sense to store VisualBash functions in MariaDB? Or maybe > Git? > - Could all tie into Kubernetes? > > ...so more about these foolish ideas is available tonight, this Monday > evening, at 6 PM at the > York Library in beautiful East Barre Vermont. Thus we are centralizing > and > convocating at the York Branch Library this evening. > > That said, come in person or remotely and bring this and any Open Source > other technical or personal blems and questions and we shall do our thing! > > Again this evening, beyond the Library face-2-face & gizmo-2-gizmo, we > shall use > 0https://meet.jit.si/bosi to connect. > > Feel free to click the following link (around 6PM tonight) to join the > meeting: > https://meet.jit.si/bosi > > Let me know if this works for everyone... > > ===== > Just want to dial in on your phone? > > Dial-in: +1.512.402.2718 PIN: 1992759198# > > Note that this dial worked with devastating effect from the road... > > Click this link to see the dial in phone numbers for this meeting: > https://meet.jit.si/static/dialInInfo.html?room=bosi > > > Kindest Regards, > > > Paul Flint, Director > Barre Open Systems Institute >
