Dear Luggers,
I am looking for young energetic individuals who can provide IT support
(LAN and WAN infrastructure) in the field as well as to support a
proprietary information system (with training of course). If you have any
leads kindly send me their CV's
Thanks in advance and kind regards,
Dear Colleagues,
please pass this on to anyone you think may be interested and to your ICT
networks.
https://qsourcing.com/job/300-programmers-needed/
Best regards,
Christopher
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Kiggs well said.
I think several people find it easier to read their local languages than
they do English. It should be noted that there is a generation of people
that were in school before independence who were taught how to read and
write in their mother tongues. Since this generation is
Hi All,
looks like I am getting one digest per message, rather than one digest per
day.
Kind regards
Chris
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Someone feels that Microsoft has given up the ghost.
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2011/040511-linux-vs-microsoft.html?hpg1=bn
CN
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if it's good. This guy gets
it: http://forums.theregister.co.uk/forum/1/2010/04/29/jobs_on_flash/#c_752789
On May 02, 2010, at 20:02, Christopher Nambale wrote:
And FSF's 'non of the above' recommendation.
http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2010/04/pot-meet-kettle-a-response-to-steve-jobs
is that
Flash is going to take a beating, HTML5 is going to surge. (Good, from where
us openness types stand.) If I were Adobe, I'd be positioning myself as maker
of HTML5 content/app creation tools pronto...
P.
On May 03, 2010, at 14:34, Christopher Nambale wrote:
I beg to disagree
Further to the discussion we had last week about the safety of ATM cards and to
the story in The Monitor today:
http://www.monitor.co.ug/News/Insight/-/688338/896792/-/7gh2pu/-/index.html
wired is running a story that provides an example of social engineering and
theft. Reads like a 5 dollar
Well it should care for their thoughts at the very least, considering that OS X
and Iphone OS borrow their core from the open source Freebsd community.
Granted some of Apples products are brilliantly engineered and groundbreaking,
however, isn't this whole Apple worshiping thing going a bit too
Simon, what has cursive writing or penmanship got to do with this debate?
My own opinion is that people who are good with words (both spoken and written)
always tend to end up at the top of the corporate ladder, whether they deserve
it or not. And the brilliant engineers who run the show in
Mr Daniel Bwente,
Can you please update your linked in email address.
Cheers
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Subject: [LUG] Invitation to connect on LinkedIn
To: Daniel Bwente lug@linux.or.ug
Date: Wednesday,
Sure? I need some convincing on your 6 hours number.
CN
--- On Thu, 9/10/09, McTim dogwal...@gmail.com wrote:
From: McTim dogwal...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [LUG] Judicious use of humour may succeed where other methods have
failed
To: k...@img.co.ug, Linux Users Group Uganda lug@linux.or.ug
Disregard I need more coffee.
CN
--- On Thu, 9/10/09, Christopher Nambale nambal...@yahoo.com wrote:
From: Christopher Nambale nambal...@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: [LUG] Judicious use of humour may succeed where other methods have
failed
To: k...@img.co.ug, Linux Users Group Uganda lug
Does your CPU fan behave/sound like it is working normally? The next time you
boot the computer you might want to check the /var/log/messages and see what is
causing the Kernel panic, keep an eye on the CPU temperature as well.
Christopher
--- On Tue, 6/23/09, Jacques Schrier
with your OS.
True, Advocacy is key in this area, any suggestions?
Robert
2009/5/27 Christopher Nambale nambal...@yahoo.com
http://newvision.co.ug/D/8/220/682561
For those of you in the know, please tell us what the Ugandan law says about
software piracy, and in that regard what does
http://newvision.co.ug/D/8/220/682561
For those of you in the know, please tell us what the Ugandan law says about
software piracy, and in that regard what does the Uganda Performing Rights
Society have to do with software piracy? By the way, what is the cost of a copy
of Vista in Ugandan
Could also be because you have not defined any BW channels. The default may be
to implicitly deny all traffic. So you may need to define at least one
channel that explicitly passes some traffic.
Regards
C
--- On Wed, 4/22/09, Markus A. Wipfler mar...@infocom.co.ug wrote:
From: Markus A.
Plenty of those try searching for 'computer asset management' or 'IT asset
management'
Cheers
C
--- On Wed, 4/1/09, Mugarura Cavin mugaru...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Mugarura Cavin mugaru...@gmail.com
Subject: [LUG] Detecting uninstalled software
To: lug lug@linux.or.ug
Date: Wednesday,
E71)
-original message-
Subject: [LUG] Thermal events and ACPI
From: Christopher Nambale nambal...@yahoo.com
Date: 24/03/2009 6:37 pm
Hi all,
I have a computer running Ubuntu 8:10 and the noise from the fan is killing me.
When I run it in Vista the fan is more or less very quiet whatever I do
Hi all,
I have a computer running Ubuntu 8:10 and the noise from the fan is killing me.
When I run it in Vista the fan is more or less very quiet whatever I do.
However, once I switch to Ubuntu and run anything graphically intensive like a
short video the fan starts up and never goes away. So
For those who have not yet slashed. An interesting article on cell phone usage
around the world. I have not experienced half of the uses mentioned for Uganda.
http://www.newscientist.com/channel/opinion/mg19826602.000-interview-the-cellphone-anthropologist.html
C
Hi Luggers,
With all this fiber that is in the pipeline in and around the East African
region, are there plans underway for a regional exchange point?
Best regards,
Christopher
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Could you be more specific please, in as on which fora it was discussed and if
possible who won the tender and what is on the ground at the moment.
Cheers,
C
Mark Tinka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Tuesday 01 April 2008, Christopher
Nambale wrote:
With all this fiber
Hi
Sorry had missed the on-the-fly bit.
Disregard my last message.
rgds,
CN
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Wire Great stuff,
A quick look through the mailing list
archive and there are few or no Ugandan (well at least they don't
look like) posts other than the developers. Has there been an implementation
or use of Mbuni at any of the local Telco's?
Rgds,
CN
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I will keep working until that day when the country will realise what
I am
doing without asking questions about what the leaders are failing
to do.
James I don't know why, but I refuse to believe that
hard work will always be
Why don't you simply deny the DHCP packets
from that MAC address in the firewall.
But what happens when they catch on
and assign themselves an IP address manually? wouldn't it be better so
simply put an access list that denies on the gateway router or on the LAN
switch?
Regards
CN
Lule
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Lule George William wrote the following on 06/17/2005 11:23 AM:
Thanks Ernest,
Correct me if my interpretation of the conf below is wrong, but
I think it
declares hosts 1, 2 ...(to whichever number I may feel like)
along
with their
Hi,
Anyone know of a tool that can recover/undelete
(rm -f, whilst using the roots name in vain) files on an ext3
filesystem or is this an impossibility?
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regards
CN
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A lot seems to happening at Redmond
these days. Just a few days ago they had a Mega-launch of their Xbox game
Halo2, this coming on the back of the fact, as everyone seems to agree,
that Xbox sales have been largely disappointing.
Boy are you in trouble how risk
averse are you?
If you are a risk taker which I would
suppose you are since you are using morphix, I would recommend reinstalling
and during the install make sure grub is installed to the MBR and hope
and pray it does it right and does not destroy your windows
Cool,
Check out these ones that appeared on
slashdot yesterday.
http://www.ritsumei.ac.jp/~akitaoka/index-e.html
CN
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Is that weloboze or welowoze?
CN
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Guido
Some examples
- website - omuko - I Cant really place it
- preferences - Weloboze - Rethink
- Domain - Kyapa - a title e.g land title
We didnt bother with the keyboard layout as we
Going by the message below looks
like these guys have some traffic stats on the usage of the IXP. Do we
have anything like that for our IXP?
CN
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Bill,
I have looked at the slides from PCH and a few web resources but I must
admit there are a few issues that are not clear to me. In cases where the
web hosting is done at a site say in the US whereby one has no access to
the server's configuration, is anycast still an alternative? Are the
Mark,
Isn't there a way of 'rigging' DNS servers to answer queries based on the
requesting source's IP address. I think this would be a more elegant
solution to the location issue though I do not know how involving and
scalable it would be.
CN
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Regards
CN
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