Jon | 12 Jul 2007 01:08

DBA south, anybody?

So, I'm off my leash for tomorrow night (Thursday).

Anybody up for DBA south?

(Oh Franc, oh Franc, the wine is calling you)
(Oh Rolland, oh Rolland, the beer is calling you)
(Oh Christos, oh Christos, the puppies are calling you)

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-Jon

Bill Squier | 12 Jul 2007 17:18

Dba south tonight

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Jon Lindgren | 12 Jul 2007 19:23

RE: Dba south tonight

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Amitai Schlair | 12 Jul 2007 19:28

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Jon Lindgren | 12 Jul 2007 19:54

Re: Dba south tonight

I will attemp to placate your concerns by purchasing you a beverage of your choice.

What time are people gathering? I will probably coalesce around 6:30 or so.

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Bill Squier | 12 Jul 2007 19:58

Re: Dba south tonight

On Jul 12, 2007, at 1:54 PM, "Jon Lindgren" <jonl <at> yubyub.net> wrote:

> I will attemp to placate your concerns by purchasing you a beverage  
> of your choice.
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> What time are people gathering? I will probably coalesce around 6:30  
> or so.

Perfect.

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Curt Sampson | 12 Jul 2007 23:39
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Re: Dba south tonight

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James K. Lowden | 28 Jul 2007 16:43
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day at the races

I'd like to propose an outing, new bat time, new bat station.  

This Tuesday, July 31.  Join me on the docks of Manhattan Sailing Club at
6:00.  There's a launch that leaves every 30 minutes -- at 15 before and
after the hour -- that goes to our clubhouse, anchored in the harbor just
north of Ellis Island.  From there, you can watch the Tuesday night
sailboat race, about 20 J24s struggling with wind and tide.  

The race starts at 6:30 and lasts about an hour; everything should be over
by 8:00.  The clubhouse remains open, however, for our Full Moon party,
which should go pretty late.  

The beer offerings are pretty slim and ordinary, unfortunately.  There
will also be wine and mixed drinks, and I'm pretty sure I've seen Kettle
One there.  There's no food provided, BYOF.  No, Li'l Frankies doesn't
deliver.  

I'll be on Race Committee duty early on, organizing the start of the race,
monitoring its progress, and recording the finish.  After that I plan to
watch the sunset and knock back a few Heineckens with my friends.  

Details.  The docks are in North Cove, just in front of the Winter Garden,
near Liberty Street in Battery Park City.  The fare for the launch is $5. 
First departure is 6:15, every 30 minutes thereafter, last return is
whenever they kick us off.  

If you don't meet me at 6:00 but come later, just go down on the docks and
ask where the launch leaves from.  It's open to members and guests, not
the public.  If someone asks, say you're with me.  There won't be a
problem, but if there is just call me.  
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Jan Schaumann | 28 Jul 2007 20:14
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ftp/anoncvs mirror

Hello all,

So anoncvs2.us.netbsd.org and ftp8.us.netbsd.org (which used to be
hosted at Stevens) have been unreliable/out of sync for a while now and
are likely to just go away for reasons beyond my control.

I still think it would be nice to have an anoncvs mirror on the East
Coast, though, and NYCBug has offered several times in the past to
physically host the machine in their cabinet at NYI.  But we'd have to
provide the machine and of course admin services.

I don't mind setting things up and being in charge of the machine, but
not being in NY at the time, I'd need remote hands every once in a blue
moon.  Well, and of course we'd need a machine.

Does anybody have

(a) a beefy enough machine to donate?
(b) willingness to throw in some money to get one?
(c) objections or alternatives?

-Jan

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Except most of the good bits were about frogs, I remember that.
You would not believe some of the things about frogs.
Johnny C. Lam | 30 Jul 2007 15:52

Re: ftp/anoncvs mirror

Jan Schaumann wrote:
> 
> So anoncvs2.us.netbsd.org and ftp8.us.netbsd.org (which used to be
> hosted at Stevens) have been unreliable/out of sync for a while now and
> are likely to just go away for reasons beyond my control.
> 
> I still think it would be nice to have an anoncvs mirror on the East
> Coast, though, and NYCBug has offered several times in the past to
> physically host the machine in their cabinet at NYI.  But we'd have to
> provide the machine and of course admin services.
> 
> I don't mind setting things up and being in charge of the machine, but
> not being in NY at the time, I'd need remote hands every once in a blue
> moon.  Well, and of course we'd need a machine.
> 
> Does anybody have
> 
> (a) a beefy enough machine to donate?
> (b) willingness to throw in some money to get one?
> (c) objections or alternatives?

What are the machine requirements?

	Cheers,

	-- Johnny Lam <jlam <at> pkgsrc.org>


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