Il Thursday 31 May 2007 18:22:41 Petteri Räty ha scritto:
It's my usual pleasure to announce some new blood coming in to replace
some of the old going away. Joe is joining us from Lafayette, CO, USA to
help with the Gentoo/FreeBSD work. Here is how he describes it himself:
Hi Joe, new blood
Davide, many thanks! Good to be here!
-Joe
Davide Cendron wrote:
Il Thursday 31 May 2007 18:22:41 Petteri Räty ha scritto:
It's my usual pleasure to announce some new blood coming in to replace
some of the old going away. Joe is joining us from Lafayette, CO, USA to
help with the
It's my usual pleasure to announce some new blood coming in to replace
some of the old going away. Joe is joining us from Lafayette, CO, USA to
help with the Gentoo/FreeBSD work. Here is how he describes it himself:
I would like to be able to help Gentoo in several ways. Many Gentoo
packages
On 5/31/07, Petteri Räty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's my usual pleasure to announce some new blood coming in to replace
some of the old going away. Joe is joining us from Lafayette, CO, USA to
help with the Gentoo/FreeBSD work. Here is how he describes it himself:
Congrats Joe!
--
Nathan
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Two thoughts come to mind of course. First and foremost is the quote
from 2010 (Arthur C. Clarke, movie adaption), All these worlds belong
to you except Europa. Strike one (there's a photo of Europa from the
fly-by).
Michael Cummings wrote:
http://pluto.jhuapl.edu/
Two thoughts come to mind of course. First and foremost is the quote
from 2010 (Arthur C. Clarke, movie adaption), All these worlds belong
to you except Europa. Strike one (there's a photo of Europa from the
fly-by).
Whew, it's lucky New
