Clifton Royston wrote:
I also hope you bring back John Terpstra's seminar next year, as I'm
still kicking myself for passing it up.
Just my $0.02c.
Am still kicking my own 8th for not attending it. Wayne
Aloha Rob,
Applause for Jim from over here in FreeBSD land too.
Al Plant
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Hi there,
You may not know me, I'm a list lurker 99% of the time for the past
many years, and just now wading through the smoldering backlog of mail
from the past week on LUAU and HOSEF / HOSEF managers.
I just wanted to thank you for:
a) trying to keep a level head and calm things down
Or, I could be wrong about any or all of the above.
No, you're pretty much right on target I think. You
touched on a lot of areas that go beyond the direct
focus of this list (energy, land, education...) in
response to some of my comments. Given that, this may
now be too off-topic for others
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To: LUAU luau@lists.hosef.org
Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 8:39 PM
Subject: Re: [LUAU] Am I going to TPOSSCON - If not why?
this means they reflexively shy away from
associating it with doing serious business.
This definitely seems to be the case in Hawaii but
there's probably a bit more
Jim Thompson wrote:
Stan Baptista wrote:
this means they reflexively shy away from
associating it with doing serious business.
This definitely seems to be the case in Hawaii but
there's probably a bit more to it. Vegas has a major
marketing campaign going on these days about what
happens
On Sun, Jan 29, 2006 at 11:17:37PM -1000, Jim Thompson wrote:
On Jan 29, 2006, at 10:23 PM, Matt Darnell wrote:
I really don't follow this. For the most part, people did not attend
because of the time of year, time of week, and time of day. Next
year
we will do this on Friday and
Clifton Royston wrote:
On Sun, Jan 29, 2006 at 11:17:37PM -1000, Jim Thompson wrote:
On Jan 29, 2006, at 10:23 PM, Matt Darnell wrote:
I really don't follow this. For the most part, people did not attend
because of the time of year, time of week, and time of day. Next
year
we
this means they reflexively shy away from
associating it with doing serious business.
This definitely seems to be the case in Hawaii but
there's probably a bit more to it. Vegas has a major
marketing campaign going on these days about what
happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Exactly which part
of
Stan Baptista wrote:
this means they reflexively shy away from
associating it with doing serious business.
This definitely seems to be the case in Hawaii but
there's probably a bit more to it. Vegas has a major
marketing campaign going on these days about what
happens in Vegas stays in
Jim,
Guess what? The HCC is *cheap*. They want a small percentage of
the gate for us. *C*H*E*A*P*, and its a nice venue to boot.
What about the WIFI situation would have made your blood boil? I'm
curious.
I thought I heard that they would sell an Internet connection for a large
sum and
On Sat, 2006-01-28 at 19:12 -1000, Matt Darnell wrote:
I think general conferences are dead. If I subscribed to a couple of
podcasts, I am sure I could hear what the speakers presented, maybe not the
exact same thing, but something similar. Why would anyone want to come to a
convention just
Matt Darnell wrote:
A little late but here are my answers
Am I going - No
I find your response most interesting and obviously a little late to be
helpful. Ironically, you made no such comments after our first year,
when, let's see, you spoke and were an in-kind sponsor.
Why? - None
Matt Darnell wrote:
Jim,
Guess what? The HCC is *cheap*. They want a small percentage of
the gate for us. *C*H*E*A*P*, and its a nice venue to boot.
What about the WIFI situation would have made your blood boil? I'm
curious.
I thought I heard that they would sell an Internet
Normally a conference is not mic'd up to capture
audience questions.
So mic them. Although this thread is discussing the
pros/cons of attending a conference and what the
topics should be, fact is not everyone can do that.
The QAs are extremely useful.
Stan Baptista wrote:
Normally a conference is not mic'd up to capture
audience questions.
So mic them. Although this thread is discussing the
pros/cons of attending a conference and what the
topics should be, fact is not everyone can do that.
The QAs are extremely useful.
Thanks, Stan. I
On Sun, 2006-01-29 at 07:45 -1000, R. Scott Belford wrote:
Stan Baptista wrote:
Normally a conference is not mic'd up to capture
audience questions.
So mic them. Although this thread is discussing the
pros/cons of attending a conference and what the
topics should be, fact is not
R. Scott Belford wrote:
Matt Darnell wrote:
Jim,
Guess what? The HCC is *cheap*. They want a small percentage of
the gate for us. *C*H*E*A*P*, and its a nice venue to boot.
What about the WIFI situation would have made your blood boil? I'm
curious.
I thought I heard that they
On 1/29/06, Julian Yap [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
C. Hell, if you weren't there to listen to Andre Hill, CHIEF TECHNICAL
OFFICER of Novell, answer questions in depth for over an hour about the
direction and strategy of one of the largest global companies supporting
Open Source then that's your
On 1/29/06, R. Scott Belford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matt Darnell wrote:
A little late but here are my answers
Am I going - No
I find your response most interesting and obviously a little late to be
helpful. Ironically, you made no such comments after our first year,
when, let's
I thought I heard that they would sell an Internet connection for a
large
sum and would not let you NAT it (not that they could stop you) so
people
were trying to pick up WiFi from across the street.
We set up a brilliant station with Jim's gear from Netgate. Sorry you
missed it and
On 1/29/06, R. Scott Belford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Novell *has* migrated their own stuff. They address this subject well.
Rana Dutt definitely could have taught you a few things about big time
VOIP deployments. I fear, Matt, you are determined to stick to your
opinion in spite of the
Matt Darnell wrote:
On 1/29/06, R. Scott Belford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Novell *has* migrated their own stuff. They address this subject well.
Rana Dutt definitely could have taught you a few things about big time
VOIP deployments. I fear, Matt, you are determined to stick to your
A weekend conference would work much better for me!
Scott, put me down for helping next year. I don't know if I can commit a
lot of time, but I'll do what I can.
mahalo,
Ho'ala
R. Scott Belford said:
For the most part, people did not attend
because of the time of year, time of week, and
On 1/29/06, R. Scott Belford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matt Darnell wrote:
On 1/29/06, R. Scott Belford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Novell *has* migrated their own stuff. They address this subject well.
Rana Dutt definitely could have taught you a few things about big
time
VOIP
On Jan 29, 2006, at 10:23 PM, Matt Darnell wrote:
I really don't follow this. For the most part, people did not attend
because of the time of year, time of week, and time of day. Next
year
we will do this on Friday and Saturday.
I hope changing the day makes a big difference.
We've
A little late but here are my answers
Am I going - No
Why? - None of the topics were of much interest to me. They all had a very
academic feel to them...not practical. The price was fine, like me, most of
us here, I tip more that in a month.
What would cause me to attend TCON-07? - I
A little late but here are my answers
Am I going - No
Why? - None of the topics were of much interest to me. They all
had a very
academic feel to them...not practical. The price was fine, like
me, most of
us here, I tip more that in a month.
What would cause me to attend TCON-07? -
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