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Encoding: UTF-8
Title: Advogato diary for sopwith
Link: http://www.advogato.org/person/sopwith/
Description: Advogato diary for sopwith
Creator:
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Item: 21 Sep 2004
<http://www.advogato.org/person/sopwith/diary.html?start=10>
Date: Tue Sep 21 21:20:46 UTC 2004
On the Fedora front:
FC3test2 is out (give it a try) and it's not too shabby.
There's a bugweek possibly coming up next week - everyone who's anyone in Fedora working to sort through the bugs. More to come later.
No, external CVS for Fedora has not been forgotten. Work is underway (and on Red Hat's side, we just underwent a sizeable internal change that is necessary to support it).
On the everything-else front:
a funny picture[1].
[1] http://cakeru.image.pbase.com/image/33879157/large.jpg
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Item: 24 Aug 2004
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Date: Tue Aug 24 23:07:13 UTC 2004
The Fedora community can really use people who are willing to go through bugzilla and tame things down there. There are just a ton of bugs that the package maintainers will have no time to get to.
It's not the most exciting task, but it's something that almost anyone can help with in as small or large quantities as desired.
Also needed are community leaders for each of the architectures. E.g. Justin Forbes is The Man for AMD64, but we can always use peeps for ia64 and s390* :)
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Item: 27 Jul 2004
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Date: Tue Jul 27 16:38:36 UTC 2004
What's happening with Fedora lately:
- FC3test1 came out a little while ago.
- The devel tree is totally unfrozen again, so broken deps should be fixable if not fixed.
- CVS should be rolled out "soon"
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Item: 23 Apr 2004
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Date: Fri Apr 23 15:09:39 UTC 2004
Cool link of the day is TradingBrain[1].
If you added a user-login feature, you could use a neural network to combine individual responses into something meaningful. Neat experiment in distributed decision-making, in any case.
FC2test3 is being pushed out and is on track for Monday release.
[1] http://www.tradingbrain.com/
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Item: 22 Apr 2004
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Date: Thu Apr 22 19:35:13 UTC 2004
Ben & Jerry's[1] annual Free Cone Day. Tuesday, April 27 12pm-8pm. Follow the link to find out where.
[1] http://www.benandjerrys.com/
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Item: 21 Apr 2004
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Date: Wed Apr 21 15:49:59 UTC 2004
Plots orkut people on a map: http://www.datawhorehouse.com/orkut/[1].
PS. If you still haven't gotten an orkut invite, send me an e-mail of introduction, already. :)
[1] http://www.datawhorehouse.com/orkut/
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Item: 20 Apr 2004
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Date: Wed Apr 21 03:00:51 UTC 2004
Only a few diary entries ago, I was complaining about the last company meeting. Now a new one is coming up, and I'm really looking forward to meeting all the great people that work at Red Hat.
Dropping by to say hello to the advogato crowd,
-- Elliot
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Item: 16 Sep 2003
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Date: Tue Sep 16 20:41:24 UTC 2003
My home page[1]
[1] http://people.redhat.com/sopwith/
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Item: 12 Apr 2001
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Date: Thu Apr 12 15:53:44 UTC 2001
I hate this open source game - it just proves my in(s)anity.
</rant>
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Item: 19 Sep 2000
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Date: Wed Sep 20 06:45:03 UTC 2000
It's 02:01, I can't sleep, and there's a bunch of company meetings today at 08:30 that appear increasingly boring as the time approaches. It sort of rains on my parade of TODO items - I could have finished libGIOP this week. Instead, the game seems to be snoozing through discussions of kernel hacking and attending suffocatingly purposeless cocktail parties. I need to get a potion distilled from the Smurf theme song and inject myself with it.
So I am bothering to write this at all because aaronl is being a total moron and I'm bored enough to respond: "My biggest gripe about component architecture is that I just don't understand when it would ever be needed." -aaronl So this essentially means that he has no clue why components are good, but everyone else must be wrong because he hasn't figured out how to use them. A classic example of his Bigger Problem - not understanding use cases beside his own exist.
"Sure, you can write code that will let you browse the web in Emacs (and such code has been writen), but this actually has to be implemented inside Emacs." - aaronl So this essentially means that he hasn't looked at how w3- mode is actually implemented - it's a set of elisp files, aka... a component.
I must admit, however, that Aaron's perspective is refreshingly free from the burden of experience. In other words, dudes, I want some of that crack that he's smoking, because I seem to be having issues getting this dandelion to produce the pink elephants he's seeing.
Rather than go on a stupid campaign to rip out features which are generally needed, I suppose he could work on adding fine-grained conditional feature & module selection, so he could build his bubble world more conveniently, not adversely impact those in the Big Blue Room, and benefit embedded systems builders in the process.
I'm done with the unprovoked insults and needless griping, so LART me and get back to your regularly scheduled world. I'm sure by lunchtime I'll have gotten enough sleep to regret this all.
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