Put the kid in, it's not like its going to hurt their plot.
IMHO, they need a international star like the Star Wars Kid to help pull the story together.
Portland Linux User Group
STAR WARS!
We've had a setup like this for technical books in Portland for approx. 8 months now.
http://library.pdxlug.org/
We share books with other tech geeks involved in the user group and make trades/borrows/lends at meetings.
http://www.pdxlug.org/
If you feel that my review is a "stealth advertisement"..how do you come to such a conclusion? When I was given a demo account of the service, I said that I would give the Safari Bookshelf a fair review after a few weeks. If there is another service such as this, I would love to view it and give it an honest review. I don't see how my review is any different then reviewing a book, cd, game, restaurant, etc.
O'Reilly has sent me an email with an big thank you and they are very happy that I enjoyed my demo of the system.
My error for lack of research.
I wish I would have known that before I wrote it. Good point though and I'll make sure I add that to my personal copy of the review. Thanks!
That's an awesome idea.
However, they might fear that you'd acccidently add it to your kazaa downloads folder... in pdf form..
but if you could access it through Safari, that'd be awesome.
Free Speech is where everyone has a right to speak. Granted the subject might be opensource, but why would the open source community worry if there was a "contrast" to their way of doing something.
If the opensource community is as solid as we all seem to believe it is than there shouldn't be anything to worry about.
If you have a fast connection and like to help the mozilla project, you should download the daily builds on a regular basis. This helps with bugtracking and fixing so they can continue to release new stable versions for the average users out there.
I'm also working with XUL now and will be working on my first mozilla project, http://stormzilla.mozdev.org/ very soon.:-)
mozilla is the future... well, until somethine else cool comes out.
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In the meantime, please check your AT&T Broadband email account(s)
on a daily basis. Doing this will automatically save your email
to your hard drive as well as ensure timely receipt of important
future communications from AT&T Broadband. Also, if you use our
Personal WebSpace feature, we recommend you backup your personal
web page(s) by copying it to a diskette, CD, or to your computer
hard drive.
If migrating your service to the AT&T Broadband network and service
becomes necessary, we will call to notify you of the migration timing.
A message will be left on your voicemail or recorder if no one is
available at the time of the call. As a precaution, we are
providing you the following instructions, which will enable you
to connect your computer to the new AT&T Broadband network. Again,
you will only need to follow these steps in the event you receive a
call from AT&T Broadband instructing you to do so.
1. Restart your computer to begin the process.
2. Open your Internet browser. You should be automatically
sent to an AT&T Broadband welcome page. This page includes
instructions on how to download software used to change
your computer settings for the new network. If the welcome
page does not automatically appear when you open your browser,
please go to
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(This website will only be available if the service migration
is necessary).
3. Follow the instructions on the Web site to run the Automated
Configuration Utility (or you can choose to change your
computer settings manually).
4. The software will automatically change your Outlook Express
email client, your Internet Explorer settings, and configure
your computer for the new AT&T Broadband network.
Information on how to manually change your settings for
other email clients and Internet browsers such as Netscape
Communicator and Netscape Navigator can be found at
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5. You can now surf the Internet and use email on the new
AT&T Broadband Internet network and service.
If migrating your service to the new network is necessary, certain
aspects of your service would change. Your current homepage would
feature new content and your current email address domain name
would change. Please note that your username would remain the same.
For example, jsmith@home.com would change to jsmith@attbi.com.
If service changes are necessary, a detailed description of all
changes will be provided at
http://help.broadband.att.com/
in the Announcements and Updates section.
Whether the Excite@Home network is purchased or your service is
migrated to the new AT&T Broadband network, your Subscriber
Agreement, which outlines the general Terms and Conditions of your
service will change. You will be able to view the amended and
restated Subscriber Agreement that will apply to the AT&T Broadband
Internet service at
http://help.broadband.att.com/
Your continued use of the service will constitute your acceptance
of the amended and restated AT&T Broadband Internet Subscriber
Agreement.
If you need assistance, visit us online at
http://help.broadband.att.com/
to chat with a customer care specialist. Please remember, AT&T
Broadband will call you if any action is required on your part.
While we realize these potential changes may cause some inconvenience,
please be assured that we are doing everything possible to avoid
any service disruptions. However, in the event the service is
disrupted during a migration, you will receive a credit for those
days of interrupted service.
We are working hard to provide you with the best high-speed cable
Internet service possible. We appreciate your patience and your
business.
Sincerely,
Susan K. Marshall
Senior Vice President
Advanced Broadband Services
hah They removed Concrete Blonde?
Heh, I know what you mean. Sometimes I let myself take myself out for lunch. I am considering opening an on-site cafeteria for myself. :-p
Job perks. Best job perk that I heard recently was that due to "popular demand" they were going to bring back Bagel Wednesday!
Maybe he'll join PDXLUG:a Portland Linux User Group ( http://www.pdxlug.org/ ) ;-)
The Vacant has nothing to do with this study.
PHP geeks, don't forget to check out plphp. You can create functions/triggers with php for PostgreSQL.
Mandrake is nice and all..but not ideal for servers. Lady Death Maggot poll! Make her do evil stuff on her webcam.
What would Lady Death Maggot do though? She uses Mandrake
Put the kid in, it's not like its going to hurt their plot. IMHO, they need a international star like the Star Wars Kid to help pull the story together. Portland Linux User Group STAR WARS!
Where would we be without google toolbars? Portland Linux User Group
We've had a setup like this for technical books in Portland for approx. 8 months now. http://library.pdxlug.org/ We share books with other tech geeks involved in the user group and make trades/borrows/lends at meetings. http://www.pdxlug.org/
https://www.thelinuxreview.com/index.lxp
Keep your costs low and setup machines with Knoppix (cd based linux)...and show people how simple the world wide web can be without AOL. my 2cents
If you feel that my review is a "stealth advertisement"..how do you come to such a conclusion? When I was given a demo account of the service, I said that I would give the Safari Bookshelf a fair review after a few weeks. If there is another service such as this, I would love to view it and give it an honest review. I don't see how my review is any different then reviewing a book, cd, game, restaurant, etc.
O'Reilly has sent me an email with an big thank you and they are very happy that I enjoyed my demo of the system.
My error for lack of research. I wish I would have known that before I wrote it. Good point though and I'll make sure I add that to my personal copy of the review. Thanks!
I wrote the review... and that was my thoughts... but I thought I'd leave the toilet out. :-p
That's an awesome idea. However, they might fear that you'd acccidently add it to your kazaa downloads folder... in pdf form.. but if you could access it through Safari, that'd be awesome.
Nope... its all online., No physical books.
Agreed.
Free Speech is where everyone has a right to speak. Granted the subject might be opensource, but why would the open source community worry if there was a "contrast" to their way of doing something.
If the opensource community is as solid as we all seem to believe it is than there shouldn't be anything to worry about.
If you have a fast connection and like to help the mozilla project, you should download the daily builds on a regular basis. This helps with bugtracking and fixing so they can continue to release new stable versions for the average users out there. I'm also working with XUL now and will be working on my first mozilla project, http://stormzilla.mozdev.org/ very soon. :-)
mozilla is the future... well, until somethine else cool comes out.
PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO THIS E-MAIL MESSAGE. REPLY MESSAGES WILL
NOT BE ROUTED PROPERLY TO A CUSTOMER CARE SPECIALIST.
Dear MaTcHBoY,
As you may be aware, Excite@Home, our service provider, recently
filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy. In order to continue providing
you the quality and reliable high-speed cable Internet service
that you expect, AT&T has submitted a proposal to purchase the
Excite@Home network. If AT&T is able to purchase and manage the
Excite@Home network, there will be no immediate change to your
current service. If the network purchase is approved, we will
notify you via your AT&T@Home email account as soon as possible.
As a precautionary measure, AT&T Broadband also has been building
its own network and service in the event that AT&T is unable to
purchase the Excite@Home network. If the proposal to purchase the
Excite@Home network is not approved, your service may be temporarily
interrupted and it will be necessary to move your service to a new
AT&T Broadband network.
In any event, AT&T Broadband is deeply committed to providing you
the best cable Internet service possible and communicating any
upcoming changes. Be sure to frequently check the "Announcements
and Updates" section of our Web site for the latest information
about your service:
http://help.broadband.att.com/
In the meantime, please check your AT&T Broadband email account(s)
on a daily basis. Doing this will automatically save your email
to your hard drive as well as ensure timely receipt of important
future communications from AT&T Broadband. Also, if you use our
Personal WebSpace feature, we recommend you backup your personal
web page(s) by copying it to a diskette, CD, or to your computer
hard drive.
If migrating your service to the AT&T Broadband network and service
becomes necessary, we will call to notify you of the migration timing.
A message will be left on your voicemail or recorder if no one is
available at the time of the call. As a precaution, we are
providing you the following instructions, which will enable you
to connect your computer to the new AT&T Broadband network. Again,
you will only need to follow these steps in the event you receive a
call from AT&T Broadband instructing you to do so.
1. Restart your computer to begin the process.
2. Open your Internet browser. You should be automatically
sent to an AT&T Broadband welcome page. This page includes
instructions on how to download software used to change
your computer settings for the new network. If the welcome
page does not automatically appear when you open your browser,
please go to
http://newuser.attbi.com/
(This website will only be available if the service migration
is necessary).
3. Follow the instructions on the Web site to run the Automated
Configuration Utility (or you can choose to change your
computer settings manually).
4. The software will automatically change your Outlook Express
email client, your Internet Explorer settings, and configure
your computer for the new AT&T Broadband network.
Information on how to manually change your settings for
other email clients and Internet browsers such as Netscape
Communicator and Netscape Navigator can be found at
http://help.broadband.att.com/
5. You can now surf the Internet and use email on the new
AT&T Broadband Internet network and service.
If migrating your service to the new network is necessary, certain
aspects of your service would change. Your current homepage would
feature new content and your current email address domain name
would change. Please note that your username would remain the same.
For example, jsmith@home.com would change to jsmith@attbi.com.
If service changes are necessary, a detailed description of all
changes will be provided at
http://help.broadband.att.com/
in the Announcements and Updates section.
Whether the Excite@Home network is purchased or your service is
migrated to the new AT&T Broadband network, your Subscriber
Agreement, which outlines the general Terms and Conditions of your
service will change. You will be able to view the amended and
restated Subscriber Agreement that will apply to the AT&T Broadband
Internet service at
http://help.broadband.att.com/
Your continued use of the service will constitute your acceptance
of the amended and restated AT&T Broadband Internet Subscriber
Agreement.
If you need assistance, visit us online at
http://help.broadband.att.com/
to chat with a customer care specialist. Please remember, AT&T
Broadband will call you if any action is required on your part.
While we realize these potential changes may cause some inconvenience,
please be assured that we are doing everything possible to avoid
any service disruptions. However, in the event the service is
disrupted during a migration, you will receive a credit for those
days of interrupted service.
We are working hard to provide you with the best high-speed cable
Internet service possible. We appreciate your patience and your
business.
Sincerely,
Susan K. Marshall
Senior Vice President
Advanced Broadband Services
I live in Oregon...
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Oregon DoJ actually said it was ok for the law enforcement to ask the questions, however Portland is the only city to say that they wouldn't do it.
http://portland.indymedia.org/front.php3?articl
http://portland.indymedia.org
I live in Oregon...
e _i d=4867&group=webcast
Oregon DoJ actually said it was ok for the law enforcement to ask the questions, however Portland is the only city to say that they wouldn't do it.
http://portland.indymedia.org/front.php3?articl
http://portland.indymedia.org
did we overload it?