On Tuesday 03 June 2008 2:11:26 pm Gabriel H. Mercado wrote:
hey you know what? Why don't we have a swap - meet?
how it works is basically we bring in stuff we don't use anymore and trade
it for others.
We can all write down what we can trade with, and what we're looking for.
That way we
hey you know what? Why don't we have a swap - meet?
how it works is basically we bring in stuff we don't use anymore and trade
it for others.
We can all write down what we can trade with, and what we're looking for.
That way we don't have to haul out all our stuff (although it wouldn't hurt
if
Ariz Jacinto wrote:
i'm also doing a sort of in-car system and even bought a sexy voice
font for it. but i won't even try messing with the ECU settings since
it would void the insurance. i think i'm going to settle for little
tykes for now :-p
Cool, would love to see your setup during a
Insurance? You mean warranty?
On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 1:35 PM, Ariz Jacinto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i'm also doing a sort of in-car system and even bought a sexy voice font
for it. but i won't even try messing with the ECU settings since it would
void the insurance. i think i'm going to
On Thursday 29 May 2008 4:35:47 pm Kelsey Hartigan Go wrote:
Insurance? You mean warranty?
On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 1:35 PM, Ariz Jacinto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i'm also doing a sort of in-car system and even bought a sexy voice
font for it. but i won't even try messing with the ECU
I mean both. I should've added the word also. thanks Kelsey, for pointing
that out.
elaborating on Mike's statement, good luck on your insurance claims if
you+your car got into an accident which is caused by a faulty electrical
wiring/electronics and is traceable to the hack that you did based on
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I mean both. I should've added the word also. thanks Kelsey
Demonstration on how to hack a Linux system for newbies -- common remote
root exploit or local root exploit.
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On Wednesday 28 May 2008 2:01:34 pm Louie Miranda wrote:
Demonstration on how to hack a Linux system for newbies -- common remote
root exploit or local root exploit.
DVL live CD has it all..
Demonstrations and things like this should be carefully shown to others..
Get a supplier onside so we
28May2008 (UTC +8)
On Wednesday 28 May 2008 2:01:34 pm Louie Miranda wrote:
Demonstration on how to hack a Linux system for newbies -- common remote
root exploit or local root exploit.
You mean like this? :) I don't consider posting this info here as
risky because it's almost
Sounds like a great way to attract alot of people. Me included.
On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 12:10 AM, Michael Cole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 28 May 2008 2:01:34 pm Louie Miranda wrote:
Demonstration on how to hack a Linux system for newbies -- common remote
root exploit or local
29May2008 (UTC +8)
On 5/26/08, Gabriel H. Mercado [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
How to start a business with opensource, like Opening a internet cafe all
powered by FOSS.
Absolutely more like it! In fact, this is the sort of topic that PLUG can
throw it's support to!
I think you're on to a
Theoretically a FOSS Internet Cafe sounds attractive. But when you
start doing it you encounter a lot of problems. So if there is a venue
to put the theory in to practice then all this problems can be sorted
out. I've been trying to help Cafe owners for free to have this setup
but get frustrated
Carlo, that sounds interesting... So you are connected to a piggyback
interface on the ecu? So i'd assume your hack is for a very specific
ecu?
Or is it generic OBD-II? As i recall the newest cars don't use OBD
anymore, but CAN Bus...
On 5/27/08, Carlos Yu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If
Good one. Great way to drum up interest for the hobbyists and DYIers as
well.
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 7:31 AM, Carlos Yu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If interested, I am working (hobby) on a Linux based carputer that
changes a car's ECU settings (i.e. fuel mixture, spark plug timing,
etc...) for
Ok Christian, what specific business concepts do you wish to learn about?
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 9:53 PM, Christian Masancay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Good evening,
Hi Gary, I just think business concepts would be a great help for an
organization (if we can call PLUG an organization). The
i'm also doing a sort of in-car system and even bought a sexy voice font
for it. but i won't even try messing with the ECU settings since it would
void the insurance. i think i'm going to settle for little tykes for now
:-p
On Mon, May 26, 2008 at 4:31 PM, Carlos Yu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about FOSS in local governments?
On Sat, May 24, 2008 at 4:12 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you can do a lot better than that using FOSS :)
On 5/23/08, AC Perdon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Topics on:
-SME application like billing system ex. jbilling
-How to start a business with
Sabi ni david t. asuncion, jr. noong 5/25/08 4:04 PM:
How about FOSS in local governments?
Speaking of which, has anyone looked at the NCC's eLGU? Has that project
been updated lately?
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contributor, Free Software Magazine
So far these have been suggested:
Topic Suggestion: Discussion on business concepts for technical people.
I don't think this is PLUG's work. What business concepts are we talking
about here? If I can help I would, but from experience the best way to learn
really, is just go and do it.
SME
you can do a lot better than that using FOSS :)
On 5/23/08, AC Perdon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Topics on:
-SME application like billing system ex. jbilling
-How to start a business with opensource, like Opening a internet cafe all
powered by FOSS.
-AC
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 3:00 PM,
Topics on:
-SME application like billing system ex. jbilling
-How to start a business with opensource, like Opening a internet cafe all
powered by FOSS.
-AC
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 3:00 PM, Christian Masancay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On 5/21/08, Rommel Asibal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
agree
Hi Gabriel,
If you are looking for alternative for the two softwares: I would suggest
GIMP for photoshop, they almost have the same set of features you can use.
You can also try Blender for 3D images. For the editing tool, you could try
eclipse IDE (this one I am using) or amaya or mozilla.
hi ryan,
i think gabriel's point is not just knowing what he can try out, but
rather, he is suggesting topics for possible presentations during a
meet up. we can easily find out the equivalents of proprietary
software in the free software world using insert name of preferred
search engine here
agree with eric...
its all in the details...
stuff like...
* doing simple things like configuring your wireless network
* steps in setting up editors like eclipse, etc so they work
* examples in using gimp
* changing your keymap to dvorak (hihihi)
* using linux to dominate the world
On Wed,
The floor is now open for topics to discuss for our oncoming PLUG Meet.
The idea of this thread is to compile possible topics to be discussed during
the Meet.
I am hoping to add at least 3 suggestions for 'Beginner', 'Intermediate' and
'Advanced' categories.
We will schedule these accordingly,
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