[HackSoc] NCLUG Meeting Minutes

[Sean Reifschneider]

Sean Reifschneider:

Not enough.  Did some client work, tried to help ant with bridging but
he had not built bridging into the kernel.  Updated my journal.  Ate a
bunch of cookies.

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Scott Kleihege:

Worked on the bridging tools, trying to figure it out.  Read Learning
Python.  Caught up on e-mail.

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Anthony Earl:

Getting the wireless connection on his Magma to work, and installed
Bridging tools but didn't have the right module installed.  Tried to get
forwarding to work.

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Eric Schwartz:

Hacked on his web-site, put up his song on it.  Couldn't get xselection
to compile because of an incompletely defined structure.

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John Taggart:

Got mencoder working.

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Evelyn Mitchell:

Worked on cluster analysis with the statistical software R.  Reviewed half
a dozen Linux magazines and gave away the software that came with them.
Worked on her sweater.  Annoyed Skif because she didn't like his song.

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Alex Williamson:

Played with bitkeeper, built a couple of kernels.

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Tim Chambers:

Yahoomail, IRC, proved that he couldn't get his 2.6 kernel working on
his laptop, but Skif has his working.  Also messed with USB-storage.

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James DeWitt:

Got his laptop accessing community and got his usb dongle working and
formatted as ext3.

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Dann Frazier:

read e-mail, did a server backup, worked on a bug for work.
-- 
 You know you're in Canada when:  You see a flyer advertising a polka-fest
 at the curling rink.
Sean Reifschneider, Member of Technical Staff <jafo at tummy.com>
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