On Thu, Dec 27, 2001 at 10:46:27PM -0800, justin bengtson wrote: > --- Bob Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Ask me what Echo and the Bunnymen have to do with > > OpenBSD. > > well?
I'm curious also. > > > Here's a map to Emerald Park. > > > > that is waaaaay the f**k out there (the one time in my > life that i use swearing for what it should be : > emphasis...) I didn't look at the map (slacker slacker lazy bum bum bum slacker;) is it any more the <expletive deleted> out there than Roosevelt & Bertelsen `cause ... > > So here is the official plan. (It's "official" > > because you guys > > foolishly elected me Prez.) Next Thursday, January > > 3rd, we'll meet at > > Emerald Park. The remaining Thursdays, we'll try > > different spaces, > > until we run out of spaces or we run out of January. ... if I clean up the as-yet-unused shop, and people don't mind bringing surge protectors, hubs/switches, cable and chairs along with their boxen, I know where there's some as-yet-mostly-unused obsl33t filtered and routed bandwidth hanging out ... I was hoping to get into town early enough to offer it today, but I got a little lost wandering around in Portland. Doh! > > Some more things to keep in mind: > > > > Alternate spaces. See the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list. > > > > I would also like to get the monthly Saturday > > presentations > > going again. Who has a topic? Justin, want to > > talk about > > LFS? Cory, FreeS/WAN? Jacob or Tim, OpenBSD? I could demo install/setup OpenBSD as parts of a firewall. "Smart" router and bastion host since that's what's been my "side" project for the last few weeks. Or, I could talk for an hour how to reap the benefits obsl33t's (slacking bikers may enjoy this -> http://www.dclxvi.org/chunk/) clean design and FMs to make these tasks fun (as well as how to get the most out of them and the OBSD mailing lists ;) Price Waterhouse uses OpenBSD for ${DEITY}'s sake! > talk for an hour about LFS? well, if y'all want to > hear it... I was thinking about doing LFS, but as I don't have a "play" box with any real compiling power and GNU/Linux on it, I was first looking to install GNU/Linux to build LFS. Well, I went over to http://www.gentoo.org/ to see if it was at 1.0 yet. (It's not but there's been several rc's, so it must be close.) I read the installation docs. The ~15M ISO is just a bootable compile environment, and a set of scripts to guide the compilation ... sounds pretty cool. -- <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
