Jitsi also is "no installation required"
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> On 08/09/2020 9:42 AM Curt Howland wrote:
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> On Sunday 09 August 2020, Lloyd Kvam was heard to say:
> > I have attempted to join some meetings and discovered that the app
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Hi Lloyd,
I would like to join you all, but I am tied up with the Ohio Linux Fest that is
kicking off tonight and will be going on virtually from 1130 EST on Friday and
Saturday.
You can find out everything about it at ohiolinux.org if you would like to
follow any of the talks.
md
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Hi Warren,
Assuming that no pack rat answers you with a free motherboard, there are some
on Ebay in the 25-40 dollar range, tested and guaranteed to work.
You mentioned "upgrading" him to a P1 or P2. I might suggest you stick with
exactly what he had before and let him stay with W95 unless
I think that "time" is a bit like "taxes". Everyone agrees life would be
better if it was simpler, but people can not agree on how to do that, so we
waste a lot of effort dealing with it.
md
On 03/10/2021 4:28 PM Ray Cote wrote:
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OK:
s/RPi4/some-other-cheap-computer-with-USB-3.x>/g
Unless you build multiple Ethernet or WiFi or LTE modem connections your
networking will still be the slowest thing.
You do not need huge amounts of CPU power, or huge amounts of RAM.
My basic point is that if you stick with simple RAID
Warren,
So the *drive* is toast, or the motherboard and CPU? It was a little hard to
figure that out from what you wrote. It sounded like the drive was failing,
but the CPU and motherboard were still working. But maybe I am reading it
wrong.
If it is just the drive you might be able to
Yes, cp -a is a more efficient method of copying a complete file system to
another file system that is empty. But if the mirrored file system is only
being updated then rsync is much more efficient, both for the reasons that Ken
stated and because if the files are the same (as determined by
And of course if it is an old enough date, it may be at one of those magic
"timestamps" that never existed.
"It is turtles all the way down."
> On 03/06/2021 7:46 PM Ben Scott wrote:
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Especially when you go far enough north and it is never light when you wake up
for a decent part of the year.
DST is evil. Timezones are evil. UTC is the only way.
And turtles.all the way down.
md
> On 03/06/2021 9:17 PM Curt Howland wrote:
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I paid off my 30 year mortgage on November 29th, 2020 (two years early)
thinking that it would be better not to carry any of it over to the next year.
Then I waited for all of the associated paperwork (escrow payment refunds for
property tax, deed, etc.) At the end of January I called the
Bruce,
Yes, you are probably right. I know enough how banks bundle up mortgages, to
agree that might be part of the problem.
Yet you might think that since many, many people pay off mortgages or pay off
mortgages on sales of property every single year that they might have it down
to a
I will suggest something and let people rip it apart:
Get two RPis that have at least USB 2.0 Attach two large capacity disks to
each one in a RAID-1 configuration (also known as "mirroring") to keep it
simple. If one disk fails the other will still keep working (but you should
replace it as
I forgot one thing:
Set up a shell script to do a simple diagnostic on both systems to detect a
failed or failing system. Run two or three times a day.
md
> On 03/08/2021 9:56 PM jonhal...@comcast.net wrote:
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It was 1974 and the IBM 360 had an unsigned 64 bit clock that updated (I
believe) every ten milliseconds.
The operator booted the online transactional system and mistakenly typed in the
next day's date. They IMMEDIATELY realized the error, shut the machine down
and brought it up again typing
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