For the last several years I've requested and received copies of all medical imaging data. for myself, my Mother and, my Father. In a couple of cases they mailed me a CD but in all others they gave me the disc before I left. Never any hassle, I just had to ask.
You can view the sun with a telescope without burning out your eyes. I had a friend who had a refractor that came with a white metal screen and a special lens that had a dark green filter.
The setup would project the image of the sun onto the screen. We could see surface details.
Back in 1995 a local ISP had a call in contest on a radio show where they'd give $250 to somebody that could convince them that there was a job that would not benefit from the internet.
I won the contest by telling them that I drove an ice cream truck and all of my customers were little kids. This was hypothetical and I told the host the truth. I was actually a programmer at the time. I am still not qualified to drive an ice cream truck.
I took $100 in cash and the rest in free internet access for several months.
I stuck with that ISP until 2006 when I moved to an area that they do not service.
I am a believer in the supernatural who shares my faith with those who are interested. When I do this I always tell the other person to not take my word for it but to check it out for themselves. I make a case for my belief but also make it clear that my reasons are not good enough alone to accept my belief.
My belief isn't true because I happen to believe in it. If it's true then it's verifiable and it's up to the curious to verify it before they choose to believe it.
ddwrt allows you to mount an external filesystem via SMB. I don't know if you can run Asterisk under ddwrt but it may be worth your time to look into it.
Some people have hacked CF and/or SD card readers into their WRT-54G routers, so this might be another option to add space for Asterisk.
I used ghost4unix to make a backup image of my new Dell HD before I wiped XP off and installed nice shiny Gentoo. So far none of the suits care, and it's been 3 years in January.
If necessary I can be back to XP in about an hour.
What kills me is I had a chance to buy a poster for 'Revenge of the Jedi' way back before the movie came out. I passed it up since I was too cool to collect SW stuff. Stupid, stupid, stupid!
If you think that Andromeda is a good solution then you may want to look into Zina. It's similar to Andromeda but free and PHP only. http://pancake.org/zina/index.html
I read about this waaaay back in 1979 in my high school freshman physical science book.
They had a picture of a guy being used to measure a bridge or a sidewalk or something.
Google is useful. It was not this pic:
http://alumweb.mit.edu/classes/1962/ollie.html
so I guess it was not the original smoot.
Hey, it *was* a bridge, I guess my memory is still pretty good.
Just create a product for each day/time you give the tour and set the inventory to the number of tickets that you want to distribute for each tour.
When someone 'buys' a ticket then the inventory is depleted by one.
If someone cancels their order then the ticket should become available again and the inventory should increase.
I'd use Mambo CMS as a frontend. It has a nice event calendar component. Add events to the calendar with links to the product in the ecommerce package and you should be all set.
Phpshop has been integrated into Mambo. There is an effort to integate oscommerce.
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My Sharp Zaurus 5500 does all of this, almost. 1. 320x240 2. $30 WiFi card. 3. Done thanks to Linux apps. 4, Done, though I wish I could a a CF phone for cheap. 5. Linux wins again. 6. With FTP, SSH, and Samba this is pretty darn easy. 7. Easy to do if you want, skip if you don't 8. I paid $160US for a used one (but it's in perfect condition).
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For the last several years I've requested and received copies of all medical imaging data. for myself, my Mother and, my Father. In a couple of cases they mailed me a CD but in all others they gave me the disc before I left. Never any hassle, I just had to ask.
The data is in DICOM http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Imaging_and_Communications_in_Medicine format. There are free viewers for Linux, Mac, and Windows.
I had a CT done of my head. Pretty cool to watch in 3D.
My Dad has a stint in his aorta. Watching the imaging of them testing it for leaks with radioactive contrast is wild.
As a native Texan I think both types of hacking are appropriate.
I installed it via the 'App Store' app on the iphone. No iTunes needed.
You can view the sun with a telescope without burning out your eyes. I had a friend who had a refractor that came with a white metal screen and a special lens that had a dark green filter. The setup would project the image of the sun onto the screen. We could see surface details.
Go and listen to the Official jQuery Podcast from 12/18/2009.
It features, Rey Bango, the Head jQuery Evangelist. He explains the how/why/what of evangelism for the jQuery project.
Excellent stuff.
http://blog.jquery.com/2009/11/13/announcing-the-official-jquery-podcast/
I have a Brother 2170 W el-cheapo monochrome laser printer. It 'just works' with Jaunty and Karmic.
My God! It's full of twits!
Back in 1995 a local ISP had a call in contest on a radio show where they'd give $250 to somebody that could convince them that there was a job that would not benefit from the internet. I won the contest by telling them that I drove an ice cream truck and all of my customers were little kids. This was hypothetical and I told the host the truth. I was actually a programmer at the time. I am still not qualified to drive an ice cream truck.
I took $100 in cash and the rest in free internet access for several months. I stuck with that ISP until 2006 when I moved to an area that they do not service.
I am a believer in the supernatural who shares my faith with those who are interested. When I do this I always tell the other person to not take my word for it but to check it out for themselves. I make a case for my belief but also make it clear that my reasons are not good enough alone to accept my belief. My belief isn't true because I happen to believe in it. If it's true then it's verifiable and it's up to the curious to verify it before they choose to believe it.
You might find that POV-ray is a better fit for your programmer brain. http://povray.org
ddwrt allows you to mount an external filesystem via SMB. I don't know if you can run Asterisk under ddwrt but it may be worth your time to look into it. Some people have hacked CF and/or SD card readers into their WRT-54G routers, so this might be another option to add space for Asterisk.
Get out of debt ASAP and then stay out. Don't let any man own you.
Check out Dave Ramsey for a good plan to get free.
http://daveramsey.com
I used ghost4unix to make a backup image of my new Dell HD before I wiped XP off and installed nice shiny Gentoo. So far none of the suits care, and it's been 3 years in January. If necessary I can be back to XP in about an hour.
Wuhoo! Now I can be a wirehead with FDA approval.
http://openlaszlo.org/
You might find this site useful. http://www.averatecforums.com/
What kills me is I had a chance to buy a poster for 'Revenge of the Jedi' way back before the movie came out. I passed it up since I was too cool to collect SW stuff. Stupid, stupid, stupid!
If you think that Andromeda is a good solution then you may want to look into Zina.
It's similar to Andromeda but free and PHP only.
http://pancake.org/zina/index.html
If you need CRM then SugarCRM might do the trick. http://www.sugarcrm.com
LAMP based and from what I hear easy to setup.
Netflix carries 2 (maybe more) DVDs with Zim Episodes.
I read about this waaaay back in 1979 in my high school freshman physical science book.
They had a picture of a guy being used to measure a bridge or a sidewalk or something.
Google is useful. It was not this pic:
http://alumweb.mit.edu/classes/1962/ollie.html
so I guess it was not the original smoot.
Hey, it *was* a bridge, I guess my memory is still pretty good.
You could use oscommerce or phpshop.
Just create a product for each day/time you give the tour and set the inventory to the number of tickets that you want to distribute for each tour.
When someone 'buys' a ticket then the inventory is depleted by one.
If someone cancels their order then the ticket should become available again and the inventory should increase.
I'd use Mambo CMS as a frontend. It has a nice event calendar component. Add events to the calendar with links to the product in the ecommerce package and you should be all set.
Phpshop has been integrated into Mambo. There is an effort to integate oscommerce.
My Sharp Zaurus 5500 does all of this, almost.
1. 320x240
2. $30 WiFi card.
3. Done thanks to Linux apps.
4, Done, though I wish I could a a CF phone for cheap.
5. Linux wins again.
6. With FTP, SSH, and Samba this is pretty darn easy.
7. Easy to do if you want, skip if you don't
8. I paid $160US for a used one (but it's in perfect condition).
http://netoffice.sourceforge.net/index.php Net Office is pretty cool.
I use 'Demo Graphic' on my grocery store reward cards. It's funny to hear them say, 'Thank you Mr. Graphic'.