Re: [Israel.pm] Last Meeting ("Programming Red Flags") Summary + What's Next for TelFOSS?

Hello. > The "Programming Red Flags" meeting had a high attendance, and was generally > very successful. Thanks to all the people who came and special thanks to Yaron > for volunteering to give such a great talk. Yaron told me he is now working on > an updated version of his slides, which he'll se

Re: Last Meeting ("Programming Red Flags") Summary + What's Next forTelFOSS?

I just reread the article Why the KDE project switched from scons to CMakeand compared it to my needs: - Support compilation over a fixed number of platforms: Linux, Linux cross compilation for Windows, Windows mingw, Windows MS compiler, Solaris. - Comple

Re: Compaq Presaro Laptop

On Jul 6, 2009, at 8:02 PM, mbrace7for...@aim.com wrote: Specifications 4GB Hard Disk 128 MB Ram, hard disk is partitioned 2.5 Gb and 1.5.Gb. I got given this little old laptop it runs Windows XP Pro very well indeed. It works Office 2000 programmes OK. I am thinking of replacing it with

Compaq Presaro Laptop

Specifications 4GB Hard Disk 128 MB Ram, hard disk is partitioned 2.5 Gb and 1.5.Gb. I got given this little old laptop it runs Windows XP Pro very well indeed. It works Office 2000 programmes OK. I am thinking of replacing it with a Linux distro. Any ideas on this all welcome! Obviously heav

Re: Last Meeting ("Programming Red Flags") Summary + What's Next forTelFOSS?

2009/7/6 Dov Grobgeld : > I have switched to scons a couple of years back and couldn't be happier. I read some of the threads of the KDE developers detailing how/why the moved from Autotools to CMake. It seems at first that actually SCons was the preferred contender, but when they looked into it m

Re: [Israel.pm] Last Meeting ("Programming Red Flags") Summary + What's Next for TelFOSS?

On Monday 06 July 2009 09:59:01 am Gabor Szabo wrote: > On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 4:46 PM, sawyer x wrote: > > Hello. > > > >> The "Programming Red Flags" meeting had a high attendance, and was > >> generally very successful. Thanks to all the people who came and special > >> thanks to Yaron for volun

Re: Last Meeting ("Programming Red Flags") Summary + What's Next forTelFOSS?

On Monday 06 July 2009 17:15:40 Dov Grobgeld wrote: > I have switched to scons a couple of years back and couldn't be happier. > Would there be an interest in me giving a separate presentation, or would > you prefer to have a shoot out. :-) I would be interested in a separate presentation about SC

Re: Last Meeting ("Programming Red Flags") Summary + What's Next forTelFOSS?

I have switched to scons a couple of years back and couldn't be happier. Would there be an interest in me giving a separate presentation, or would you prefer to have a shoot out. :-) Regards, Dov 2009/7/4 Shlomi Fish > Hi all! > > The "Programming Red Flags" meeting had a high attendance, and w

Re: [Israel.pm] Last Meeting ("Programming Red Flags") Summary + What's Next for TelFOSS?

On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 4:46 PM, sawyer x wrote: > Hello. > >> The "Programming Red Flags" meeting had a high attendance, and was generally >> very successful. Thanks to all the people who came and special thanks to >> Yaron >> for volunteering to give such a great talk. Yaron told me he is now wor

Article one in a series about BiDi programming

Hi all, I just published article 1 in a series about programming considerations for BiDi. This one is titled "introduction", and covers only background. Terminology, basic algorithms, and so on. I'm hoping to soon publish some more (currently working on common pitfalls). I think this series

Re: August Penguin 2009 Keysigning party

My bad, the GPG keysigning party is part of the August penguin event, as such it takes place at Rehovot too. I can't tell the exact time, but i guess that it will be at the end of august penguin like it was in the past years. On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 2:30 PM, Boris shtrasman wrote: > -BEGIN PGP

Re: August Penguin 2009 Keysigning party

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Shay Ohayon wrote: > Hello all, > > Like every year, this year we will also have a GPG Keysigning party, > you are all invited. > > For those who are interested; > > - Make sure that you send your public GPG key (.asc file), your Key > ID and the Ke

Re: How to count dropped connections

2009/6/10 Imri Zvik : > How about using iptables to count the TCP packets containing SYN's and > comparing it to the access_log entries? There are a couple of pitfalls here > that needs to be addressed (like retransmition of SYN packets), but this > could probably be avoided by using parsing script

Re: How to count dropped connections

2009/6/9 shimi : > On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 2:40 PM, Amos Shapira wrote >> 2. One of the applications does lots of TCP/IP-level connection >> sniffing so it can't be used behind an application-level proxy, it >> must have a direct connection to the browser (LVS works for us since >> it acts like a b

Re: August Penguin 2009 Keysigning party

yes :) On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 12:25 PM, Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote: > Shay Ohayon wrote: > > Facebook Event page: > http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=126258460658 > > For any questions, suggestions or the like, please feel free to > contact me directly. > > > > Was the classification of this even

Re: August Penguin 2009 Keysigning party

Shay Ohayon wrote: Facebook Event page: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=126258460658 For any questions, suggestions or the like, please feel free to contact me directly. Was the classification of this event in Facebook Type field as: " Party - Erotic Party" intentional? :-) Gila

August Penguin 2009 Keysigning party

Hello all, Like every year, this year we will also have a GPG Keysigning party, you are all invited. For those who are interested; - Make sure that you send your public GPG key (.asc file), your Key ID and the Key Fingerprint to s...@shayohayon.net with "AP09" at the beginning of the subject