My experience with recruiters is an extremely high signal:noise
ratio. Increasingly, recruiters (not company staff) are conducting phone
interviews, setting up on-site interviews themselves, and provide little to
no information on the actual position you're interviewing for.
I've had recruiters
Its not an at home solution, but I've been very (VERY) happy with
Hurricane Electric.
They have a green dedicated server hosting for $70/mo, Atom 330 dual
core, 100m unlimited, small ipv4 subnet and native ipv6.
I've run Icecast audio/video streams on this with no issues maxing out the
100m
Sourceforge is not our friend. Best avoid it.
Very few serious projects are hosted on it anymore.
On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 3:12 PM, bruce.lab...@autoliv.com wrote:
I just spent the last 20 minutes trying to get an account on sourceforge,
so I could request a help ticket on a project.
I had
The company that owns Sourceforge (and slashdot, Ohloh, etc) derives almost
all their income from advertising, and look who their top advertisers are.
Money corrupts. Sourceforge has been corrupted for a long time, I'm just
hoping Ohloh doesn't go the same way soon.
Besides website design, why
are actively
(and often strongly) encouraged to present advertisers in a positive light.
Indymedia and many community papers have never accepted advertising for this
reason.
On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 6:19 PM, Joseph Smith j...@settoplinux.org wrote:
On 06/15/2010 04:19 PM, Arc Riley wrote:
The company
I was going to buy a Sansa Clip+ which supports Ogg Vorbis and FLAC, but
then we got Android phones and I've found it just as adequate for music
playing.
With a data plan, you can stream live music directly from Jamendo as you
walk down the street.
On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 5:47 PM, Joshua Judson
Just pick up a Radeon 9200/9250/9600/9700/9800
They've been supported by free software drivers for a long time, there's
mature 2d and 3d support.
On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 12:58 PM, Drew Van Zandt drew.vanza...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi all,
I'm looking for a 2D video card with dual DVI output that
@Kevin ah but this is email, not microblogging
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I've been on for awhile, but only recently started using it regularly.
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I'd like to encourage everyone to choose the free software microblogging
service http://identi.ca/ http://identi.ca/%20
Twitter is proprietary, where Status.net (which identi.ca uses) is licensed
under the AGPLv3. Most of the free software community uses
identi.cainstead of twitter, though you
No, but its a sign of developer interest and activity. Sqlite and postgres
have Py3 support, MySQL does not.
On Jan 1, 2010 2:43 PM, Ben Scott dragonh...@gmail.com wrote:
On Fri, Jan 1, 2010 at 11:43 AM, Arc Riley arcri...@gmail.com wrote: We
have PostgreSQL, which h...
Shocking though
Isn't MV available in Nashua? (mv.com)
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+1 on comcast business class being awful.
I don't have experience with them in NH, but elsewhere I've had nothing but
bad experiences with them in other states; ie, moving static subnet blocks
we were paying good money for without warning, business class cable modems
blowing out in lightning
I apologize for clicking send too quickly;
I am also giving away two CRTs - 17 and 21 ViewSonic G810, available for
pickup tomorrow.
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It's worth shopping around for these, too: NewEgg offers Sansa products,
refurbished, at quite a bargain. They've got a 2Gb Clip in today's
mailing for $24.99.
Note that there is a difference between Clip and Clip+; as I understand the
new Clip+ has Ogg and FLAC support.
For the small
There's no electricity (that I've been told of, city electric never got back
to me). It would be nice just to be able to burn CDs on demand if we run
out like last year, but we also have a lot more CDs than last year.
My experience of these sorts of events is that nobody wants to look at a
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 11:16 AM, Jim Kuzdrall gnh...@intrel.com wrote:
How does this sound? Using the CAD-CAM advantage, I can bring some
C-size (22x17) complex mechanical and electronic drawing to put on an
old poster board I have. Not as effective as a pretty woman, but at
least they
+1 :-)
beaks, fox ears, etc.). Carnival-style attractions (popcorn or
snow-cones, or simple games).
Let's avoid food so we don't have a run-in with the health dept, and lets
make absolutely clear that no money is exchanged for games/items/etc so we
don't become a vendor :-)
But yes! We're
Software Freedom Day 2009 - Saturday, September 19 - time TBD
http://softwarefreedomday.org/
New Hampshire Celebration in Pulaski Park, Manchester
We're skipping GamingSIG July (tomorrow) due to the holiday.
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Oops, wrong date
Gaming Special Interest Group
Friday, June 5th
1230 Elm Street (The Brady Sullivan Building) on the 5th floor
*Welcome Setup : 6pm to 6:30*
*Audacity : 6:30 to 7*
Introduction to Audacity, a free cross-platform sound editor and recorder.
Learn how to record sound effects and
Gaming Special Interest Group
Friday, June 4th
1230 Elm Street (The Brady Sullivan Building) on the 5th floor
*Welcome Setup : 6pm to 6:30*
*Audacity : 6:30 to 7
*Introduction to Audacity, a free cross-platform sound editor and recorder.
Learn how to record sound effects and voice acting,
I've started a google map to show where the linux users are in NH
Here's the map -
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?vps=2jsv=159eie=UTF8hl=enoe=UTF8msa=0msid=107404041362563620375.00046a5ef39fea352d364
You should be able to click Edit and drag a marker to your location. This
is a public map so be
man taskset
On Wed, May 13, 2009 at 5:49 PM, Kenny Lussier kluss...@gmail.com wrote:
All,
I have systems that had dual quad-core CPUs. For test purposes, I want
to turn off one of the CPU's so that I can benchmark and diff the
performance change against dual CPUs. Does anyone remember the
Just a quick reminder -
http://mail.gnhlug.org/pipermail/gnhlug-announce/2009-April/000699.html
We have to postpone the Lua presentation as the presenter has a schedule
conflict, last minute replacement is:
6:30pm - 7:00pm; running networked games - DNS, ICE, and what to look
forward to from
*Gaming Special Interest Group*
Friday, May 1st
Brady Sullivan Building, 5th floor (DynInc)
1230 Elm Street, Manchester NH
*
Introductions and gear setup : 6:00pm to 6:30pm*
For gaming, bring your gear with cables to connect to power and an ethernet
switch.
*Lua Scripting : 6:30pm to 7:00pm*
So KDE use C++
OSX uses Objective C
Windows uses C#
and Gnome is increasingly using their own language called Vala.
Vala (.vala) code is processed to C for compiling using GObject (part of
glib) for the object-oriented bits. You can use GObject in C directly (much
of Gnome still does) but the
Python downloads for windows are right on the website. Unless you have a
pressing need to use the 3rd party cygwin version you should just download
it from python.org
If you're just starting out you should grab 3.0.1. It'll get you started
right.
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 11:08 AM, Paul Lussier
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 1:46 PM, Ben Scott dragonh...@gmail.com wrote:
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 10:42 AM, Paul Lussier p.luss...@comcast.net
wrote:
Why are you using Cygwin's Python?
Why not?
Because the Latest Release is Always Better(TM)! We all know that,
right? ;-)
Re Py3, the
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 3:41 PM, virgins...@vfemail.net wrote:
And by what authority do you claim to know the will of the community?
Unless you're involved in the Python community under yet another monkier,
why the hell are you even replying on this thread, much less arguing against
me re:
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 4:03 PM, Raymond Cote
rgac...@appropriatesolutions.com wrote:
I'd be concerned about pushing new projects into yet unproven territory.
Let's be clear here, Py3 isn't new territory. Python 3.0.0 was in
alpha/beta for a long time and was released only after it was
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 6:37 PM, virgins...@vfemail.net wrote:
Simply stated, I'm tired of listening to your claims about what
*other* people think, believe, want, c.
And simply stated, I'm tired of your trolling. Why Ben/etc continue to
tolerate you on these lists I cannot fathom. If this
Although I know many of you like MV, I prefer to say away from them.
Any particular reason? Ok so their website looks like it came straight out
of the early '90s but their service is actually top notch.
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post this;
One of our roommates is suddenly moving leaving us with an vacant room and
need of someone to split rent with.
Large apt downtown Manchester, net via MV with a several static IPs, $450/mo
all utils inc.
We have
For app development your friend could use the SDK on a normal computer.
Many people are quite successful at purchasing G1 phones direct from the
brick and mortar tmobile stores.
On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 8:37 AM, Michael ODonnell
michael.odonn...@comcast.net wrote:
Anybody have a contact at
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 9:35 AM, Thomas Charron twaf...@gmail.com wrote:
Your example is slightly counter to your argument. The thought put
forth is that everyone can run a server of their own, with their own
web sites, etc. So I'd be thomaschar...@kilomonkies.com. And how is
gnhlug.org
The author of the survey seems to repeatedly mistake commercial for
proprietary as well.
I wasn't very impressed by the earlier questions either, the ones asking if
you know RMS and Linus. Ok so perhaps some matchings on Moglen would be
more appropriate..
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 12:40 AM, Brian
On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 10:11 AM, Thomas Charron twaf...@gmail.com wrote:
What's at issue is that the meaning of data is still left as an
interpretation to the student. Yes, you can shove arbitrary data and
publish that data. That data still needs to be adopted as a standard
by everyone. As
*You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change
something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete. -
Buckminster Fuller
*
I'm tired of hearing people in the free software community whine about
Facebook. There are a lot of programmers on this list. If you
That's hilarious! But jokes about PHP scripts and internet appliances
aside, there *is* a real solution to this that's already accepted by the
community at large.
It's called XMPP - eXtensible Messaging and Presence Protocol.
Thanks to Google and Livejournal there's already a huge userbase.
to the LoCo mailing list :-)
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 11:13 AM, Bill McGonigle b...@bfccomputing.comwrote:
On 2009-01-16 1:28 AM, Arc Riley wrote:
The CD will be locally themed with it's own artwork pack and
links/integration with local/state resources
What a fantastic idea. Besides being useful
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 2:43 PM, Bill McGonigle b...@bfccomputing.comwrote:
Oh, right, I mean after you've conquered that hill. :) For better or
worse, there's a large segment of the population that goes to Staples to
find software.
This is true, but that's a project for another team
Just a reminder, this morning at 11am kicks off Ubuntu Developer Week with a
multilingual (different rooms) opening session. There'll be workshops on
packaging, streamlining your booting, the Ubuntu netbook remix, and lots of
other interesting things.
These workshops are free and open to the
I guess this could be ignorance on my part, but it was my
understanding that at least with the GPL, one could do whatever they
want with the code. But if the code was later distributed, one had to
abide by the additional terms of the GPL.
Your understanding is correct, private use is not
Hey Everyone
The Ubuntu NH LoCo is putting together a locally themed Ubuntu remix CD for
the 9.04 release this April. The CD will be locally themed with it's own
artwork pack and links/integration with local/state resources (ie, NH law
search in Firefox/Deskbar, book search via regional library
Not recommended yet unless you're willing to deal bug reports.
I suggest waiting until beta1 at minimum, end of March. See:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JauntyReleaseSchedule
On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 3:11 PM, Thomas Charron twaf...@gmail.com wrote:
Anyone using Kubuntu Jaunty? Considering moveing
On Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 9:33 AM, jk...@kinz.org wrote:
Its multi-platform and free, source available, don't know what
license it uses
Ohloh answers quickly any question about licensing, languages used, how
active a project is, etc:
https://www.ohloh.net/p/unison
Make sure to clear your browser cache. I hit this problem just the other
night where Firefox was actually not re-requesting the file, as shown in the
access logs. This made debugging difficult.
Also make sure that your AddHandler is setup for a matching mimetype. Ie, *
No they used a genetically modified potato. I read a lengthy paper on this
last month! Really!
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 5:04 PM, Bill McGonigle b...@bfccomputing.comwrote:
On 2008-12-10 11:07 AM, H. Kurth Bemis wrote:
Pretty amusing..
OpenCL 1.0 was released Friday. AFAIK, no drivers have been released yet,
but surely just around the corner we should have broad support. CL =
Computing Language, and the spec includes ES (Embedded Systems) compilers.
There was an interesting conversation this weekend on IRC re: porting OpenDE
If you don't need in-person, I've found ServerBeach to be quite awesome.
They provide the hardware, 2TB/mo transfer, I can give you a discount coupon
code if you're interested (10% IIRC)
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 4:05 PM, Alan Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm in desperate need of a collocation
Excellent :-)
Can you give a link to where you got these?
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 11:54 PM, Jon 'maddog' Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tonight I bought TWO 1 Terabyte external disk drives, that
transfer information at a rate of 300 Mbytes per second, for a total
cost of $283.
Ubuntu uses the same package manager as Debian (apt) and draws many of it's
packages from Debian SID, however it is very much not Debian. Using Debian
packages as a base allows Ubuntu to build on work already done.
What makes Ubuntu special is a focus on regular desktop users, aka Linux
for
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 11:33 AM, Bruce Labitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Seriously, now. Why Ubuntu vs straight Debian? Ubuntu has worked at
making the average-user experience easier, is that it?
That's exactly right.
As I said before, I have a work system which needs to be 64 bit, is
For the developers on this list
Check out http://www.ohloh.net/ - if you've committed to any free software
project you can grab an account and associate your commit names. There's
some pretty neat functionality included, like the ability to post to your
journal (a bit like twitter) using a
Hey Everyone
We'll have a Software Freedom Day event in front of the State House in
Concord - good pedestrian traffic, high visibility, great way to outreach to
regular people.
It's Saturday, September 20th from roughly 10am to 6pm. We'll have a host
of materials and some free SFD 2008 tshirts
Hey Everyone
For those who have applied and denied membership with the NH LoCo, I'm sorry
it's taken this long to resolve the problem. Our membership is now fully
open with no approval process or requirements to join beyond an interest in
being involved with the local Ubuntu community.
The
From what you've stated, you successfully promoted FOSS in
Ithica, NY and did so on what sounded like quite a significant scale.
It's not just about FOSS, it's about activism in general, and I've been
involved with different groups in at least 9 cities over the last 12 years.
The
I'm surprised this turned into a flame war, and in that light I'll only
reply here on the single phrase that started it.
I wasn't very offended by the gay comment myself, but I do feel strongly
that when such comments are made they need to be spoken about openly. I
don't believe VirginSnow
Before talking about SIG formation, I think clarification needs to be made
about the Ubuntu New Hampshire LoCo;
LoCos are teams within the Ubuntu project with a geographic focus. Some
countries LoCos tackle translations and language-specific install CDs,
others just represent Ubuntu at
I think I see where we're misunderstanding eachother here It
sounds like you're intepreting me to mean that all the new users
would be members of COSIG.
We're not misunderstanding anything, we're talking about two entirely
separate groups;
You're talking about an activist/outreach group
That's what it's begining to sound like.
I'm glad you finally understand this.
At the LoCo meeting on 6/14, you did seem excited about outreach.
I have been and will continue to be involved in advocacy/outreach. That is
different from being part of the group you're talking about.
I'll
I have been and will continue to be involved in advocacy/outreach. That
is
different from being part of the group you're talking about.
Um. That *is* the purpose of the COSIG idea.
Forming a group specifically for those activities and having regular
outreach organizing meetings is
As I've said before, what you're looking for is very different from what
we're building, and I really dislike you're repeated attempts at trying to
co-opt this.
You obviously have a lot of interest and have a clear idea of what you want
to do, so find people interested in doing it with you and do
At last, our mailing list is up.
If anyone here is interested in getting involved with the Ubuntu New
Hampshire LoCo Team, or getting announcements/etc related to it, it's an
open list. Just click over to
https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-us-nh
Ubuntu LoCos are local teams
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A few more months!!!
-Bruce
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wrote:
Arc,
How does one change that? Sorry to be such a noob.
Regards,
Bruce
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*Cc:* Greater NH Linux User Group
Videocard0
Driver radeonhd
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Regards,
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Everyone I work with who uses the radeonhd drivers uses Gentoo.
I agree with Coleman's assessment - it was said earlier in this thread that
you'd likely need to upgrade your X server, it really is ancient, and likely
Mesa too.
The output shows that the radeonhd driver does support your card and
?
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*Cc:* Coleman Kane; gnhlug-discuss@mail.gnhlug.org
*Subject:* Re: General Procedure to get ATI/DRI card running?
Everyone I work with who uses the radeonhd drivers uses Gentoo.
I agree
are you using the radeonhd driver?
On Tue, Jul 8, 2008 at 10:52 AM, Labitt, Bruce [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Subject: Re: General Procedure to get ATI/DRI card running?
On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 10:21 AM, Labitt, Bruce
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
#system-config-display --noui
Since you're no longer under the warm and fuzzy management of your distro,
it's possible something related to DRI may be disabled or lacking
permissions.
Also note you'll need the DRM (Direct Rendering Manager) kernel module
active.
when glxinfo says that your direct rendering is enabled, you're
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
So how is the DRM kernel module made active?
Arc Riley wrote:
Since you're no longer under the warm and fuzzy management of your distro,
it's possible something related to DRI may be disabled or lacking
permissions.
Also note you'll need the DRM (Direct Rendering
Closer to $41 today if you can stomach a mail-in rebate:
Or even less than that if you're purchasing even a handful at once and act
as a reseller. It's really not worth it for most computer components,
pricewatch is often lower than *your* wholesale cost, but networking gear
it's very much
Thats an r500 based card, so older Xorg versions don't support even 2d on
it. Keep in mind r500/r600 support (even 2D) is new as of only a few months
ago, since AMD released the specs, so you'll need to upgrade quite a few
packages including xorg server, xlib, and Mesa.
I can't advise on how to
Beware, it is not for the faint of heart. You will probably have to
suffer through many hurdles like any good beta tester, if you want the
goods.
Or use Gentoo, one of the few distros that's reasonable in keeping up to
date.
emerge -av xf86-video-radeonhd
Of all the systems I have, running
So I guess some are indeed considering released 16 months ago as
extremely out of date.
Yes, 16 months ago is extremely out of date.
If a new stable release of a popular package is not packaged within a week,
there's a problem. It's a massive chilling effect to free software
development
From the specs, it looks like mostly marketing hype to me. If it was really
designed for hacking it'd include more flash, ram, and pinouts for
expanding/hacking the hardware. Even if they were especially capped for
spec/cost, it's not hard to offer access to the I2C bus, very useful for
adding
I agree completely, I'm not discounting the power of marketing hype!
It's a huge boon having products in stores listed as Linux compatible,
even if fundamentally identical to the same product 6 inches away that costs
10% to 20% less. Hopefully they'll see that people are cracking them open
to
You could write something like that as a Python module, why a special
language?
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 3:06 PM, Bruce Dawson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bill McGonigle wrote:
I seem to recall some audio geeks on this list. I'm curious if
anybody knows if there's a Free high-level audio
I've been using it today, and yes it's different, but I think I like it.
I'm the kind of user who tends to have a few dozen tabs open so I don't
loose things, since bookmarking them isn't very efficient for finding them
again. Now I can actually only keep open the tabs I'm using, just star'ing
On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 2:16 PM, Stephen Ryan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I looked up the drivers for this last night, because Arc seems so
positive that these cards are fully supported
Not fully supported. Many of the newer drivers lack features. Some of
those limitations come from Mesa and
One potential advantage to NVidia's proprietary solution is that it
comes with its own OpenGL implementation, which (from what I've read)
may work better than Mesa for some applications. YMMV, obviously.
Compatibility issues come up.
Many of us don't like Mesa very much, and there have
Radeon 7000 is r100, that's 7-8 years old and I'm not at all surprised that
video overlays are a problem on it. You can get a Radeon 9250 (rv280) for
around $25-$30 which is a *much* nicer card, or a 9800 (r350) for around
$40. That's about as top as you can get with AGP, as the budget-class X
I tried that. I tried it with a SiS too. They were both awful. Perhaps
that's because they were both integrated video, but there was no way to get
overlays with any decent speed and no obvious flickering or keeping sound
in
sync, etc. It's been a few years I guess, yet again, so perhaps
So Arc, what video card (ATI or other) would you recommend for 3D 64 bit
linux? I'm attempting to use vtk, are there better tools available for
plotting/rendering/visualization? I'm trying to visualize a 1K x 1K 3D
plot.
I'm guessing around 1M quads with realtime rendering, so you'd need
I'm trying to understand why a majority of people on this list find it
acceptable to /recommend/ hardware only supported by proprietary drivers
nVidia 3d acceleration is only supported with proprietary drivers
Radeons have a comparable price/quality comparison and are supported by free
drivers
NVidia's track record for Linux support is better. Hmmm, no.
NVidia's track record for Linux support sucks less.
You know I've had far, far fewer problems with Radeons than nVidia over the
past 7 years.
I've had nVidia drivers that break USB2 support, that breaks SATA support,
that just
Radeons have a comparable price/quality comparison and are supported
by free drivers builtin to the Linux kernel, Mesa, Xorg, DRI, etc
using specs released from ATI/AMD
These don't.
Are you speaking from actual experience or are you confusing fglrx with DRI?
I have not found a card
Just a quick note - I work with OpenGL programming on GNU/Linux daily, and
11 test systems with various cards.
nVidia
The free software nvidia drivers are years off from having 3d acceleration
since the team working on it is having to reverse engineer everything. If
you don't care about that,
C'mon Bill, if you can't trust Microsoft to keep your data secure who CAN
you trust?
In all seriousness, banks have been sharing financial data with secure
third parties for online banking for a long time. Very few have in-house
online banking services, and most use Microsoft software to do it
for internet call the people at mv.com - great service, nothing
blocked, and a free static ip just for asking
... if you can get them. We're under a mile from the CO here in west
concord and we're failing the loop qual because they dont have enough
capacity. Fairpoint DSL (formerly verizon) is
The world of telecom regulation is a maze of twisty passages, all
different. Regulation -- the way it's been done in this country --
hasn't really worked very well so far. Of course, neither has
deregulation. Maybe it's because we always seem to be doing both at
once. :-/
Bell had a gov
This is a long shot, but no harm in trying
I was given a G3 tower to help port some free software to OSX, but
unfortunately the video card (Rage128) is far too old to run the
software.
It's a G3 PCI tower (no AGP) running OS10.4.
Does anyone happen to have a better mac PCI video card laying
Great news, thanks for sharing!
Next battle; .xspf vs .m3u. ;-)
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Deadline to RSVP is today (Wednesday), its free for FSF assoc members
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A small group of us game engine developers (PySoy
projecthttp://www.pysoy.org/)
have started the process to form a non-profit umbrella akin to the Software
Freedom Conservancy http://conservancy.softwarefreedom.org/ with a focus
on copyleft (GPL) licensed games. The incorporation will be based in
What's your robots.txt look like? Does it forbid this kind of behavior?
The IPs in question never accessed robots.txt. Only MSNBot and family on
different IP blocks.
You will see the bad behavior if you log referers. The bots in question
claim to be arriving on your site by various search
liberty$ find -name access_log\* | xargs egrep -h
'^(131\.107|65.5[2-5])' | fgrep robots.txt | wc -l
1453
Look specifically at the IPs the faked live.com search results are hit from
vs those running msnbot. msnbot accesses robots.txt more than any other
search engine (seconded by Yahoo!
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