[SGVLUG] RE: Feb meeting: the case of the Mything webmaster...

[Matthew Gallizzi]

Michael,

I think you're putting in enough time for the SCALE booth. If you're too
busy and can't prep (which sounds reasonable to me) .. let's just have an
open talk. Anyone could voice issues / bring computers they are having
trouble with or something? I know Michael has put in a lot for the group.
hmm, or you could talk about what you're talking about SCALE? That way
you'll be practicing on us :) Hehe

On 2/5/07, Michael Proctor-Smith <mproctor13 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 2/5/07, Emerson, Tom (*IC) <Tom.Emerson at wbconsultant.com> wrote:
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > >
> > > Do we have a meeting this Thursday?  If so please send me
> > > info ASAP so I can post to the Caltech Calendar.
> >
> > Uhhh... Yeah -- my bad, haven't updated our page either...
> >
> > Originally, it was to be Solomon doing a bit on hardcore database
> > replication and other MySQL tricks, but that has to be delayed due to
> > another group's exclusivity clause on meeting presentations (when they
> > are both temporally and geographically "nearby") So... Michael has
> > stepped up with his MythTV tutorial (?): Installing a PVR for Linux --
> > it's not a hit or myth proposition ...
>
> That was the plan but I have fallen behind and not started anything,
> and I forgot or didn't think about that SCALE is this weekend and I
> need to come up with have something to show off for that. So I will
> fill the meeting with something it may be what our booth for SCALE is
> about instead of MythTV or i could really screw myself/the group and
> do not meeting prep and just try to install MythTV on a box live at
> the meeting. So I will be talking about mythtv or how we in in-throy
> stream the meeting or the state  of linux gaming unless some else
> wants to have murcy on me and do the main talk for me we already have
> a cool tool short topic I think.
>
> > [ok, groan if you want -- I came up with that, don't know if he'll
> > really use it...]
> >
> > > BTW, I just got a call from the Caltech Public Relations
> > > office regarding someone wanting to post to the Caltech
> > > Calendar about SCALE.  Their policy is to not accept anything
> > > unless it directly involves Caltech or it is for an event at
> > > Caltech.
> >
> > Sounds reasonable to me.
> >
> >
>



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Matthew Gallizzi
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