Isn't this why we have an anti-harrassment policy? Why not hold zoia
(and all bots) accountable to the code of conduct like everyone else?
If zoia says something that makes you feel uncomfortable, then speak up
and we will take appropriate measures by removing the plugin or removing
that
If you want to work with MARC records, you can use MARC::Detrans
(http://search.cpan.org/~esummers/MARC-Detrans-1.41/)
The trick is you will need a config file for Persian. You also have to decide
whether you want to use MARC-8 or UTF-8 before you construct the config file.
We�ve done
Hi all,
Thanks to Francis, we've got a room for the game night at the UIC
Library. Looks like it'll start at 7:30 pm, to give folks time to get
dinner. Not sure yet how late it can go.
I'm going to be updating/modifying info on the social wiki (will move
some of the stuff out to it's own
Speak up only works if the speaker is treated with respect. If,
instead, the speaker is assailed with a litany of you shouldn't think
that and you're spoiling our fun, then I doubt if you will get many
speakers.
There needs to be a procedure for dealing with speaking up that
doesn't resemble
UW-Madison Libraries need a front-end developer. We pay
well, and we hold a lot of developer meetings lakeside with some of the
state's best beverages.
We're primarily a Ruby-on-Rails dev shop, with lots of interactive digital
collection focused work on the horizon. We'll likely stand
up
Karen, yes, there is a procedure for dealing with speaking up:
// Participants asked to stop any harassing behavior are expected to
comply immediately. If a participant engages in harassing behavior,
organizers may take any action they deem appropriate, including warning
the offender,
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FWIW: All of the card-readers I've tested (Square, Paypal) require their
particular apps to read...there's no generic output that's readable by
the device.
At least on iOS, access to the camera is via an API only accessible by an
app, which means no generic browser based access to the camera
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I'll second Jason's Bluetooth recommendation. I was involved in a mapping
project in which we needed to gather barcodes from books at particular
locations in the stacks. We used this cordless
scannerhttp://us.cipherlab.com/catalog.asp?CatID=8SubcatID=11ProdID=255and
connected it via bluetooth to
Hi Stephen,
From: ... Jason Griffey
If I were doing this, I'd look into using a bluetooth scanner in combo
with the tablet.
For reading book barcodes (e.g. codabar) I would second Jason's suggestion. We
used the CipherLab 1660 Bluetooth barcode scanner when we were field testing an
iPad
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On Jan 23, 2013, at 12:34 PM, Stephen Francoeur wrote:
We're looking into ways that tablets might be used by library staff
assisting patrons in a long line at the circ desk. With a tablet, an
additional staff person could pick folks off the line who might have things
that can be handled on a
The original (white) Square reader is unencrypted, and the output can be
read by an app, but you'll need to a) know how to write an app for the
platform(s) you wish, and b) figure out how to decode the serial data, which
isn't particularly well documented out there in the world.
If you're using
[Background: SUSHI
http://www.niso.org/committees/SUSHI/SUSHI_comm.htmlis a SOAP
protocol for getting data on use of electronic resources in the
COUNTER format]
I'm just starting to look at trying to get COUNTER data via SUSHI into our
data warehouse, and I'm discovering that apparently no one
Shaun: and yet when people spoke up on this mailing list about not being
comfortable with Zoia, part of the response included people telling them
essentially you're spoiling our fun.
It wasn't the only response, and I do note that things seem to be moving to
reforming Zoia, which contributes
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