Much has happened in the week or so since I first suggested donated
computers to aid resettlement and rebuilding by Slave Lake residents.
URL registered: TechnoPresents.ca (redirects)
Requests for computers: 4, since Friday
Offers of complete systems: 2 (now in Edmonton)
Offers of computers withou
I have the following to offer:
* At least 2 17" CRT monitors
* Network switch (16 or 24 port I think)
* A few towers (various specs...some a bit older)
* Various components (Hard drivers, video, sound & network cards)
* Some keyboards & mice
* Power cables, IDE cables, etc.
* Wireless access point
I might wnat to buy that access point. I don't need it now because everything
I have is cat 5.
I have at least a dozen machines which I want to find homes for. I have
keyboards and cards and lots of other stuff as well including a LOT of exabyte
tape drives. I have probably 20-50 external
On 5/28/2011 8:48 PM, t...@terralogic.net wrote:
I might wnat to buy that access point. I don't need it now because everything
I have is cat 5.
I have at least a dozen machines which I want to find homes for. I have
keyboards and cards and lots of other stuff as well including a LOT of exa
You know...with all of these types of things coming out, it might be
time for the exec to start looking at adding a project/community liason
to its ranks. Maybe not as an elected postion or anything, but an ad
hoc thing to help coordinate projects, a point of contact for outreach.
The person
I would be interested in knowing what are good ways for
passwords. I have quite a few forums and mailing lists now. I
usually use one or two passwords for all the sites. Probably is
the best, but making a password for every site and then changing
it on a regular basis is hard. What is a good way t
I use pwgen to generate reasonable passwords and store them on my cell using
passwordsafe. Not the best solution, but better than a lot of other options.
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> I would be interested in knowing what are good ways for
> passwords. I have quite a few forums and mailing
I having been using KeePass in the past, partially because they have a
portable version for a USB stick (Windows Only...I know...but the chance
of me being on a Linux Box in a cyber cafe in armpit nowhere...LOL), but
recently I have been looking at KeePassX.
It is essentially the same as KeePa
I used cyber cafe's last time I was in Australia in order to fetch email from
my servers. I took a boot floppy with me back then and if they didn't have a
fdd in the machine (most did) or if I could not boot to my own OS I asked the
management for access to a machine which could and if they re
All very good points, but I think he was looking for a management tool
that could be used...regardless if you are portable or not.
I am just saying how I have used mine. I actually have a 16 GB stick
that I use for a portable office & it has come in handy for doing real
work on company owned gear
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