John D. Mort wrote: > One thing that Dutchess County does with it's old comptuers is give them to > a local charity that ships them to Africa, I just heard from one of my > co-workers who has a sister in this charity that they recently received > about 50 computers, but they all need operating systems. From the > conversation I gathered that this is a group of people accustomed to working > with Microsoft products, but I mentioned to my co-worker that linux is > free. She's going to give me her sisters contact info later, but I was > wondering if anyone had any interest in helping load up 50 or so machines > with linux, maybe show the people at the charity how to do it themselves. I > don't know any details beyond that at this point, but just wanted to get a > sense of the interest in the group as to much help (if any) I'd have doing > something like this.
I'd definitely have interest in helping here. Let me know once the
details flesh out.
-Sean
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There is no silver bullet. Plus, werewolves make better neighbors
than zombies, and they tend to keep the vampire population down.
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