On 08/11/10 14:12, Natalie Hooper wrote:
There are more options than Wimborne as there are buses from 2 companies,
but to answer the question originally asked by Ralph, no, there aren't
"frequent busses late into the evening".
Which raises the question I keep asking myself -- do the meetings a
On Mon, 08 Nov 2010 10:40:29 -, Ralph Corderoy
wrote:
No beer, but quietness, power, Internet?, perhaps even the ability to
put on five-minute talks on things.
Sure, it's called BUNIX ;)
I should post when we next have a meetup and maybe we can get some DLUG
members along.
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Hi,
Charles B. Upton wrote:
> Firstly the book "A computer named Leo" is by Georgina Ferry (If I
> remember aright) and I spotted it in Blandford library!.
Dorset Libraries' catalogue agrees.
http://libcat.dorsetforyou.com/search/i?SEARCH=1841151858
That reminds me, when I was at a library
On 08/11/10 13:15, John Carlyle-Clarke wrote:
On 08/11/10 12:49, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
Hi Victor,
Ralph, you're slipping ;-)
Yes, been too busy. Hence its sparse lateness and the mailing list sig.
being out of date. :-)
Although it has been mentioned before on the list, one thing that
Ralph
Reply to your post set out below. I have a contact there as well, but maybe
Peter is better placed to know the right venue to get.
I guess it would be possible to have a mini-like DLUG Unconference in an
evening. I know someone in BCS Dorset who is also involved with the BCS Young
profes
I'm about half an hour walk to the Uni so buses aren't a problem for me, I
can walk it, but looking at the bus timetables, the last U1 back to
Bournemouth is at 22.10 (half an hour service until then) and the last U2
back to Poole is also at 22.10 so probably too early?
http://www.thebusforbu.co.uk
On Mon, 2010-11-08 at 12:49 +, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> Hi Victor,
>
> > Ralph, you're slipping ;-)
>
> Yes, been too busy. Hence its sparse lateness and the mailing list sig.
> being out of date. :-)
>
> Cheers,
> Ralph.
Don't blame Ralph. It broke down into two groups, so we don't really
On 08/11/10 12:49, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
Hi Victor,
Ralph, you're slipping ;-)
Yes, been too busy. Hence its sparse lateness and the mailing list sig.
being out of date. :-)
Although it has been mentioned before on the list, one thing that was
discussed at the meeting was Charles Upton
Hi Victor,
> Ralph, you're slipping ;-)
Yes, been too busy. Hence its sparse lateness and the mailing list sig.
being out of date. :-)
Cheers,
Ralph.
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On 8 November 2010 12:34, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
>
>
> Just a few of the things that got mentioned.
Ralph, you're slipping ;-)
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Hi,
I think eleven of us turned up through the evening, though not everyone
was there at once, and one of those was a girlfriend. :-) Initially
there was some function on and it was packed, but it emptied a lot after
half an hour or so.
Just a few of the things that got mentioned.
A book on a
On Mon, 2010-11-08 at 10:40 +, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Mark Elkins wrote:
> > Although I still think Bournemouth or Poole would be better for a meet
> > this side of Dorset.
>
> Is Bournemouth University well-served by frequent busses late into the
> evening? Is there the option of g
Hi all,
I have an old computer that I don't want. It has 110G hard drive,
floppy drive, CD burner, DVD reader and ethernet card. If anyone is
interested they can take it away.
Peter Harris.
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Hi,
Mark Elkins wrote:
> Although I still think Bournemouth or Poole would be better for a meet
> this side of Dorset.
Is Bournemouth University well-served by frequent busses late into the
evening? Is there the option of getting a room there? I've an idea
someone, Peter?, thought it may not b
I'd second what Natalie states (as set out below).
In the past I've tried the public transport option of using buses in this area
and unfortunately they can pretty well do as they please. So without any prior
warning they just don't turn up. This becomes more like russian roulette the
longer t
On 7 November 2010 02:00, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
>
>
> Also, the next meeting, December, should be Bournemouth but we've got to
> decide on a quiet night at The Broadway. Victor, any ideas what they do
> when? Things may get busy nearer Christmas.
>
I will make inquiries.
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best regards,
It's a no-goer for a simple reason: buses don't always show up when they
should, therefore I would NEVER rely on one timetabled bus and one only.
Yes, if it doesn't turn up, I could take a cab but that would make for an
evening far too expensive.
It's all good for people not catching the bus sayin
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