>Be aware that we are in the process of actually getting the web sites up an working a bit better, > and the new look on http://www.bosivt.org is entirely Master Christopher Yarger's continued > work. BOSI is looking for firms in our area that specialize in Open Source so that we can carry >their information (That means you Rubin:^).
That means me, eh? :) Clearly you already know who we are, since you've called me out! Yep, we do Open Source stuff 'round these parts quite a lot. Can you believe we've been doing it for 15 years?! (started in my basement 1997! No really, it was my basement and not my parents'!) We're long overdue for a get together of Vague purpose, perhaps it's time to invite folks to the rbTechPlex again? I know it's a trek out to EastMont from, well, pretty much everywhere but here. But we have tons of parking and a nifty office space with spiders(!) up the wazoo outside. Apparently the warm-up yesterday brought the suckers back out in force and they're spinning their webs all over the outside of the building again. We've been playing with a bunch of Linux-ey stuff here - Zimbra email, Digium SwitchVOX phone systems and phones, and other nerdy goodness. We have our (c)1984 Crystal Castles uber-modded (25" LED Backlit LCD, Logic Supply/ Atom brains, etc.) arcade game in the conference room, and we've been deploying virtual machines quite a lot as well (though mostly it's been VMware, please hold the tomatoes...). If there's interest, perhaps a short chat/ hangout/ pizza meetup, and we could retire to the ThreePenny Taproom (best. pub. ever.) in Montpeculiar? If yer in, let me know and we'll set a date. If there's something of particular interest to folks, we'd be glad to cover it as well. Thoughts? Rubin & the rbTech herd o' nerds. Rubin Bennett rbTechnologies, LLC 1970 VT Route 14 South East Montpelier, VT 05651 Thoughtfully managed, custom crafted business communications and networks since 1997 (802)223-4448 x101 http://rbtechvt.com "I cannot believe that the purpose of life is to be happy. I think the purpose of life is to be useful, to be responsible, to be compassionate. It is, above all to matter, to count, to stand for something, to have made some difference that you lived at all." Leo Rosten 1908-1997
