RST Recycling in Hudson, NH is where I'd go. They accept lead-acid batteries
with a per-pound fee for disposal and all electronics are free. It shouldn't
cost you too much.
-N
On Sunday 14 September 2008 19:51, Peter Dobratz wrote:
I've got a PK Electronics BlackoutBuster (500VA UPS) with a
If you're suffering withdrawl from the lack of a NHRuby.org meeting last
month, don't worry - we're back for a great meeting this month! Join us
at our usual location, RMC Research in Portsmouth, NH for a trio of
interesting talks.
* Brian Turnbull will be giving an presentation on HTTP, the
There's also Intechra, http://www.intechra.com/ on Continental Blvd in
Merrimack off Exit 11 of the Everett Turnpike. They had a free drop-off
day that I used to ditch a batch of old Macintoshes last year. I'm not
sure if they accept ad-hoc dropoffs as opposed to contracts with IT
departments,
I'm thinking off blowing away my python2.4 from my distro and compiling
Python 2.5.2 which is the latest stable version. That way I can make
sure what I have - and what options. Even my setuptools is old and I
cannot use easy_install on some stuff. It is quite frustrating. I'm
having little
I've had excellent luck installing new versions of python alongside
whatever comes with the distribution. This insures nothing in the
distribution breaks, while giving you as a developer access to late
breaking features.
Redhat-esque distributions have a pattern of renaming the python
executable
On Mon, 2008-09-15 at 16:28 -0400, Darrell Michaud wrote:
I've had excellent luck installing new versions of python alongside
whatever comes with the distribution. This insures nothing in the
distribution breaks, while giving you as a developer access to late
breaking features.
On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 at 4:00 PM, Labitt, Bruce
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm thinking off blowing away my python2.4 from my distro and compiling
Python 2.5.2 which is the latest stable version.
I would recommend instead installing a newer version along side
the one installed by your distro,
Ben Scott wrote:
On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 at 4:00 PM, Labitt, Bruce
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm thinking off blowing away my python2.4 from my distro and compiling
Python 2.5.2 which is the latest stable version.
I would recommend instead installing a newer version along side
the
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
Just got a Fairpoint flyer for fiber. (Nice alliteration.) Anyone got
an idea on how much this actually costs? All they give you is a phone
number to call. Likewise on their website.
Does the rate vary by location? Why won't they post it? The 'evil'
Comcast posts theirs.
My DSL is a
The Derry Transfer station accepts Automobile, and Rechargeable
Nickel Cadmium batteries, but somehow I don't see them knowing what
to do with a UPS.
The Boscawen dump, err, transfer station, has a pallet for interesting
batteries and a container for electronics. Take the battery out and
a
The rates are what you stated (or pretty close to that). The only price
I know is 15/2 which I will be getting this weekend. Its around $55 or
so. I will let you know after this weekend.
Dan
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Tom Engle wrote:
On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 at 9:02 PM, Bruce Labitt
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Just got a Fairpoint flyer for fiber. (Nice alliteration.)
Anyone got
an idea on how much this actually costs? All they give you is a phone
number to call.
On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 at 7:47 PM, Bruce Labitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I guess I'll save my home directory with all my stuff...
When you get around to reinstalling everything, I suggest creating a
separate partition or logical volume for /home. It makes changes of
this sort much easier.
On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 at 9:52 PM, Bruce Labitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wonder why they don't publish their rates?
Back when ATT was the one and only phone company, It was standard
practice to treat everything as if it was more secret than nuclear
launch codes. Remember, they owned the
On Sep 15, 2008, at 22:09, Ben Scott wrote:
There may be other reasons that help them keep the habit, but
inertia alone would suffice.
It's possible that since Fairpoint is currently leasing Verizon
support systems, such as the website, they're doing as little as
possible while they
It's possible that since Fairpoint is currently leasing Verizon
support systems, such as the website, they're doing as little as
possible while they build their own. That was supposed to be done
this month, IIRC, but slipped.
I've heard many rumors that Fairpoint is rolling out their
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