True. On the East Coast they know that you are: 1. Disciplined 2. Trained 3. Possible Security Clearance 4. Mature
On the West Coast (specifically Northwest) they know that: 1. You Have No degree 2. No Commercial Experience. DoD Experience doesn't count. 3. Repeat 1 & 2
So if you're going to get out... Get a job with a DoD contractor FIRST!! Then spread out into other sectors...
Several members of the Portland Linux Unix Group have volunteered to assist local schools in the Portland OR Metro area in installing and configuring computers with the Linux operating system and related free software.
The project is our way of saying thanks to Riverdale School. The school is very generous in providing a facility for a monthly Linux Clinic. Riverdale also proves to be a great example of how schools can cost effectively solve problems when entering the Internet.
Enough PLUG members have volunteered for us to seriously get started. However, we are always looking for more volunteers and interested parties to join us!
To join the mailing list, send e-mail to majordomo@riverdale.k12.or.us with the message "subscribe k12linux". You will then receive a welcome message describing how to use the mailing list.
You can help:
If you would like to volunteer your time and skills, please send e-mail to David W. Palmer dwpalmer@teleport.com with the following information:
How can you help best?
What would you like to do?
What experience do you have?
What time commitment can you make to the project?
This information helps us establish reasonable expectations of what we can provide. Of course, if you are on the mailing list, you can jump in at any time! As with Linux, our greatest strength is the diversity of people we bring together for the project.
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True. On the East Coast they know that you are:
1. Disciplined
2. Trained
3. Possible Security Clearance
4. Mature
On the West Coast (specifically Northwest) they know that:
1. You Have No degree
2. No Commercial Experience. DoD Experience doesn't count.
3. Repeat 1 & 2
So if you're going to get out...
Get a job with a DoD contractor FIRST!!
Then spread out into other sectors...
Hmmm...
I distinctly remember utilizing VirusX on the Amiga in the EARLY 90s. Along with many other virus tools of the 80s...
Hmmm....
:)
Previous work exists in GemStar's Graphical environment.
Maybe even some of the Amiga Workbenches can predate this.
Gotta give them the credit for trying though...
Ditch the Gun... Bring the Dog with you... Nothing says come and get it then a full size dog with fangs bared.
Prior to any of this WWW stuff we had the compu-serve and prodigy networks. If I remember right they had something similar to this in the middle 80's.
It isn't rocket science after all...
K12Linux Project:
Several members of the Portland Linux Unix Group have volunteered to assist local schools in the Portland OR Metro area in installing and configuring computers with the Linux operating system and related free software.
The project is our way of saying thanks to Riverdale School. The school is very generous in providing a facility for a monthly Linux Clinic. Riverdale also proves to be a great example of how schools can cost effectively solve problems when entering the Internet.
More information can be found at The Linux Educational Needs Posting Pages.
Communicate with us:
Enough PLUG members have volunteered for us to seriously get started. However, we are always looking for more volunteers and interested parties to join us!
To join the mailing list, send e-mail to majordomo@riverdale.k12.or.us with the message "subscribe k12linux". You will then receive a welcome message describing how to use the mailing list.
You can help:
If you would like to volunteer your time and skills, please send e-mail to David W. Palmer dwpalmer@teleport.com with the following information:
This information helps us establish reasonable expectations of what we can provide. Of course, if you are on the mailing list, you can jump in at any time! As with Linux, our greatest strength is the diversity of people we bring together for the project.
David W. Palmer
dwpalmer@teleport.com
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