[gentoo-dev] new infrastructure dev

[gentoo-dev] new infrastructure dev

[Kurt Lieber]

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Folks --

Please join me in welcoming Lance Albertson (ramereth) to the team.  Lance
will be helping out with various system administration tasks, including
rolling out nagios to our servers.

Lance lives in Hiawatha, KS, the City of Beautiful Maples and home of the
oldest Halloween Parade in the US.  We are still searching for the City of
Ugly Maples.  Rumor places it in or around the Los Angeles metro area.  Of
course, the City of Tasty Maples is Winston-Salem, North Carolina, but who
didn't know that...

--kurt

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Re: [gentoo-dev] new infrastructure dev

[Andrew Gaffney]

Kurt Lieber wrote:
> Folks --
> 
> Please join me in welcoming Lance Albertson (ramereth) to the team.  Lance
> will be helping out with various system administration tasks, including
> rolling out nagios to our servers.
> 
> Lance lives in Hiawatha, KS, the City of Beautiful Maples and home of the
> oldest Halloween Parade in the US.  We are still searching for the City of
> Ugly Maples.  Rumor places it in or around the Los Angeles metro area.  Of
> course, the City of Tasty Maples is Winston-Salem, North Carolina, but who
> didn't know that...

Its nice to see that even us computer geeks have a sense of humor :)

-- 
Andrew Gaffney


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Re: [gentoo-dev] new infrastructure dev

[Joseph Pingenot]

>From Andrew Gaffney on Thursday, 16 October, 2003:
>Kurt Lieber wrote:
>>Folks --
>>Please join me in welcoming Lance Albertson (ramereth) to the team.  Lance
>>will be helping out with various system administration tasks, including
>>rolling out nagios to our servers.
>>Lance lives in Hiawatha, KS, the City of Beautiful Maples and home of the
>>oldest Halloween Parade in the US.  We are still searching for the City of
>>Ugly Maples.  Rumor places it in or around the Los Angeles metro area.  Of
>>course, the City of Tasty Maples is Winston-Salem, North Carolina, but who
>>didn't know that...
>Its nice to see that even us computer geeks have a sense of humor :)

We do?

Dang.  And here I thought all we were good for is hating Microsoft.  ;)

Welcome, Lance-ereth!

-Joseph
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 patents against open source projects, Mundie replied, 'Yes, absolutely.'
 An audience member pointed out that many open source projects aren't
 funded and so can't afford legal representation to rival Microsoft's. 'Oh
 well,' said Mundie. 'Get your money, and let's go to court.' 
Microsoft's patents only defensive? http://swpat.ffii.org/players/microsoft

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RE: [gentoo-dev] new infrastructure dev

[Jeffrey Smelser]

> 
> We do?
> 
> Dang.  And here I thought all we were good for is hating 
> Microsoft.  ;)

No, Sco is high on our lists too.. :) 


> Welcome, Lance-ereth!

Yes, Welcome..

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Re: [gentoo-dev] new infrastructure dev

[Andrew Gaffney]

Joseph Pingenot wrote:
>>From Andrew Gaffney on Thursday, 16 October, 2003:
> 
>>Kurt Lieber wrote:
>>
>>>Folks --
>>>Please join me in welcoming Lance Albertson (ramereth) to the team.  Lance
>>>will be helping out with various system administration tasks, including
>>>rolling out nagios to our servers.
>>>Lance lives in Hiawatha, KS, the City of Beautiful Maples and home of the
>>>oldest Halloween Parade in the US.  We are still searching for the City of
>>>Ugly Maples.  Rumor places it in or around the Los Angeles metro area.  Of
>>>course, the City of Tasty Maples is Winston-Salem, North Carolina, but who
>>>didn't know that...
>>
>>Its nice to see that even us computer geeks have a sense of humor :)
> 
> 
> We do?
> 
> Dang.  And here I thought all we were good for is hating Microsoft.  ;)

Microsoft isn't our kind of humor. I think Microsoft is God's kind of humor ;)

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