On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 6:01 PM, Jacob Torrey ra...@r4n0k.com wrote:
I know PHP, and would love to learn Python, and could offer some help,
though there are some other projects that are more interesting, (like a
Google Maps rideshare mashup) I have plenty of free time after work.
Sounds like a
All,
Here is a summary of what I am proposing we develop. Hopefully this will
shed some light on why software previously proposed is not an adequate
solution for the Onion River Exchange, and other like small collectives.
I hope to setup a meeting with the Onion River Exchange to discuss this
2009/4/16 Stanley Brinkerhoff s...@vtwireless.com:
I'm not sure if the intended audience of this is beyond just this
list, but if it is, I found a couple typos:
Purely by definition a Time Bank works by members exchanging services in
luau of direct tangible payment. A Time Bank therefore
I think you meant promote, not promose
Thanks -- just a first draft at lunch while on the phone with the mortgage
lady (your lucky it doesn't contain rates!)
Anyways, this looks great! I wish some of the product managers I've
worked with over the years could write a document like this
On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 3:22 PM, Stanley Brinkerhoff
s...@vtwireless.com wrote:
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I am too -- I will admit I am strongest in PHP -- but depending on who gets
involved I would love to do it whatever meets the requirements -- I think
even RoR is supported on Dreamhost. I would be a little
On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 3:42 PM, Stanley Brinkerhoff
s...@vtwireless.com wrote:
I've got a dreamhost account with a fair amount of space that I
wouldn't mind providing to the project to get it on its feet. Right
now my content and bandwidth don't come close to approaching the
limits set for
Hi Stanley,
I'm in too!
Proposal for development by the Vermont Area Group of Unix Enthusiasts of
software to manage a Time Bank collective.
I have a completely stalled project called Vital Vermont
http://www.vitalvermont.com/mission/
Which already has a basic design, hosting, etc...
I'm
Another FWIW, we run our own server, a 2U dual Xeon e5405 with 4Gb (ish)
RAM and ~1.5Tb RAIDed SATA disks, connected to the Level3 SONET via a
50Mb Fiber connection. I would be willing to set up and host a domain
and database on that machine if that would be helpful to the project. I
don't want
I know PHP, and would love to learn Python, and could offer some help,
though there are some other projects that are more interesting, (like a
Google Maps rideshare mashup) I have plenty of free time after work.
Jacob
Rubin Bennett wrote:
Another FWIW, we run our own server, a 2U dual Xeon
learn something new while helping do something proactive, sounds fun where
do i sign?
warmest regards,
Chris Yarger
Founder
Yarger Designs
web: http://YargerDesigns.org
skype: cpyarger
msn: elfloc...@hotmail.com
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yahoo: christoyarg
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You may want to have a look at http://project.cyclos.org
Thanks,
- balu
On 4/15/09, chris yarger cpyar...@gmail.com wrote:
learn something new while helping do something proactive, sounds fun where
do i sign?
warmest regards,
Chris Yarger
Founder
Yarger Designs
web:
this may also be an idea for a base system
http://www.wedge.coop/is4c/
warmest regards,
Chris Yarger
Founder
Yarger Designs
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On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 7:37 PM, Stanley Brinkerhoff
s...@vtwireless.com wrote:
Cyclos is Java based (can't be inexpensively hosted on a free dreamhost
account, or google app engine easily). A goal of our project would be
hosting on commodity low cost hosting platforms.
Not that I'm pushing
Not that I'm pushing for Java (I do plenty of that already), but
doesn't Google's App Engine support Java now, as of sometime in the
last week or so?
It supports a subset of Java with a series of heavy limitations, and you
need to likely work within an API. I doubt its a cut and paste
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