Re: [Hardhats-members] Future of Mailman

2005-02-18 Thread Tom Munnecke
What about extending MailMan in new directions? One of the things that worked well for MailMan, I think, was the way that it maintained state information about the message - who had read what, who had forwarded or terminated. I was thinking about generalizing the capability so that the message

Re: [Hardhats-members] Integrating mailman

2005-02-10 Thread Tom Munnecke
For what its worth, a little MailMan history: I worked with Jon Postel of ISI in Marina Del Ray when I was designing the original MailMan 1982-1983. He was one of the designers of SMTP and the standard for mail names [EMAIL PROTECTED] formats. I didn't have Internet access at the time, but I

Re: [Hardhats-members] Walter Reeds Records to be Digitalized for $3.7 million

2004-12-16 Thread Tom Munnecke
Arden, I think more than a forum for dialog is necessary... for VA and DoD to share anything would involve someone losing some bureaucratic turf. Unfortunately, this protection-of-turf instinct is more important than cost savings, patient safety, effectiveness of systems, or even the mission of

Re: [Hardhats-members] Re: MDC/MUG Revival - Just do it

2004-11-26 Thread Tom Munnecke
Has anyone looked at Python? It looks like a nearest neighbor to MUMPS, with lots of similarities. I has an interesting dictionary capability, handles strings well, and a very strong object model. What about embedding M in Python? On Fri, 26 Nov 2004 14:41:10 -0800 (PST), Jim Self [EMAIL