Ladies and gentlemen,
>> Man, and there are still some people who doubt Santa Claus'
>>existence!
>Eh, so now we have the Answer to the Question: Santa Claus indeed
>exists and Jon *is* Santa Claus.
I do not want anyone to think that I would even *pretend* to be the
esteemed Saint Nicholas, who
>Ahhh, not really. We have quite a share of potential grandfathers
>who are now for three years united in their own project[1]. :-)))
>Kind regards
> Andreas.
>[1] http://lists.debian.org/debian-custom/2008/04/msg2.html
Andreas,
I would have more enthusiasm for the project if it was:
>you must be 301*35-300*30=1535 years old at least!
On a good day I feel that young!
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>Adnan Hodzic dijo [Mon, Apr 04, 2011 at 11:05:37PM +0200]:
>> Hey,
>>
>> On one of my visits to Banja Luka, one of the hotels owners asked me
>> what is the average age of DebConf attendees? This made me think
about
>> it, does anyone have any number on what could be/or what is the
>> average age
Hi John,
As someone who has traveled to over 100 countries, and most of them more
than once, let me give you a little advice about the U.S. State
Department and its advisories:
Take them with a grain of salt, or even a whole salt shaker.
I was invited to a conference in Mendelene, Colombia. A f
As far as the "Merchandise BoF" goes, I would love to participate in the
brainstorming, but I am only going to be there Saturday, Sunday and most
of Monday. Sometime on Saturday afternoon would be good for me, or
Monday mid-day.
Then again, I can always participate via email, although it is more
To my Swiss friends:
> Moreover, since debian.ch will also produce quite soon a Debian (not
> debian.ch) Swiss army knife (Victorinox, not Wenger), it would be a
good
> idea to discuss about which type of knife people would prefer:
Many years ago, for the 25th anniversary of the Swiss Unix User's
David,
>Perhaps just my lack of travel experience to blame, or perhaps just
>really horrible luck..
In the past 30 years I have traveled to over 100 countries, most of them
more than one time. I have gone places that my government has deemed
"unsafe" for various political reasons.
In every larg
>I suspect there's a stylus, too, right?
When you follow the links it will take you to the ordering site where
you will find out that the
"buzz-free" Openmoko Neo Freerunner phone (A7)"
actually includes:
Power charger 220-110V,a stylus , USB cable for data transfer and
battery as well as the p
st regards,
maddog
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Hello,
Phil Hands borrowed a retractable RJ-45 ETHERNET cable from me and
attached it to a small computer in the first floor hacklab. Today that
cable is missing and I need it to do some testing (and so my collection
of retractable cables is complete).
Please return it to maddog in the first flo
Hello,
For those of you who went to my talk about why Linux is like a Player
Piano the other day, some people wanted to have the URLs for the Opus I
organ and Trinity Church in New York City.
http://www.trinitywallstreet.org/music/?organ
The website of the maker of the organ:
http://www.marshal
uld-eat restaurant. We almost had to
leave one person behind on the way back.
md
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How many people can you fit in the sauna? Should we try for a new world
record?
md
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>Your bank notices within minutes, that you buy liquor and even
>dares to phone you about that? I would be scared!
It is called "profiling", and the profile of me buying liquor in that
type of establishment, with a card that I had only used once before in
two years, in a foreign country did not fi
All,
You might also want to leave a copy of that in a sealed envelope with
someone you trust before you leave home.
Sorry to sound so paranoid, but I *did not* do that before traveling to
a large city in a very wealthy country and having my wallet lifted.
The reason I knew my wallet had been lif
Keep a list of your credit card suppliers and numbers separate from your
wallet, but handy in case you lose them or (particularly) if you have
them stolen.
md
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I did some quick googling (Google Knows Everything(tm)) and found in Mar
del Plata these hotels have saunas:
o Sheraton has a sauna
o Costa Galana Hotel
o Club Sol
o Las Rocas
o Dos Reyes
o Primacy Apartments
o Gran Hotel Iruna
o Torres de Manantiales
md
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