Anyone interested?

Hey everyone, my name is Sean, I'm a rising teen stand-up
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Just so we're clear, I'm not japanese, I'm irish-american.
Anyways, I'm in the process of developing a website for my stand-up
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Anyone interested in working on a LabVIEW book with me?

Hello
Several months back I began working on a LabVIEW training manual and
after becoming busy with other things, progress has stalled out. I am about
70 pages into it.
Here is what I have so far.
Chapter 1 - Introduction (could probably use a little more work)
Chapter 2 - Number Types
Chapter 3 - Strings
Chapter 4 - Booleans
Chapter 5 - Arrays
Chapter 6 - Structures (about 75% done)
Chapter 7 - File I/O (havnt started)
I envisioned this much as an introductory manual for someone who has never
used LabVIEW before. I have my own business in which one of the things I
had hoped to offer was LabVIEW training and thought that it would be more
cost effective if I could produce my own training manual than have potential
students buy a 3rd party book.
I'm not sure what to do now with what I have but these are my ideas.
1) Finish and polish what I have outlined above myself and see if I can sell
individual copies. I think that this would be appropriate for college
courses
using LabVIEW with a need to quickly teach LabVIEW newbies enough
to create vis for small experiments. Perhaps tailoring custom chapters to
show
how to use the classes particular hardware.
2) Find one or two people interested in working with me to make something
considerably more substantial, getting into advanced programming concepts
and
hardware programming concepts. This would continue to be a commercial
project.
3) Turn what I have so far into an open project. Divvy up the chapters and
subchapters
to individuals to really hammer out into something nice. This has a lot of
appeal for
a lot of reasons. I dont think it would be too difficult with the effort of
10-15 people
working a couple hours a week to produce a free document that is better than
all
the books currently on the market.
What do you say? Anyone interested in working on this project with me? I
think it
would be a great service to the community.
Send me e-mail or respond to this thread so I can get an idea of the level
of interest.
Make sure you let me know your LabVIEW background and what sections you
would be interested in working on. Suggestions for future chapters are
welcome, too.
(State Machines, Interface Nodes, GPIB, VXI, etc.)
Mark
Mark J. Sowa, Ph.D.
[email protected]
Strigidae Technologies, Inc.
w3.one.net/~marksowa
P.O. Box 531251
Cincinnati, OH 45253
Voice: (513) 259-9682
Fax: (513) 598-4203

I'm willing. 5 years experience doing GPIB and card-based DAQ along with
playing with niceties like ActiveX, both for external app control and to
expand the available selection of front panel controls. Reasonable amount of
time at the moment though I'm looking for a new job [anyone hiring? ] so
that may change.
A commercial book that gets published is better on the CV than a free one so
I favour working towards the former and doing it as a comprehensive work
that goes into depth. But at the order of 1k pages it's a formidable task.
Publication indicates a publisher thinks it's worthwhile; producing a free
book is an indication only of lots of free time to most people
Mark Sowa wrote in message
news:[email protected].
> 2) Find one or two people interested in working with me to make something
> considerably more substantial, getting into advanced programming concepts
> and
> hardware programming concepts. This would continue to be a commercial
> project.
ActiveX could be the basis of two chapters- "how/why to do it" and a
reference to the common apps and controls. The latter however is essentially
a reference to a load of M$ products and M$ may protest. There's a
continuous trickle of ActiveX messages online so it's probably worthwhile.
One problem is, is there actually a need for another Labview book? You've
started this simply as a tutorial handout to make the cost of your course
appear less. Personally I've not read all of the supplied documentation and
have not bought any Labview books. Aside from the crap "case study" thing NI
produce. There's a few out there already, and I'd need to be convinced the
project is worthwhile before pitching in!

16GB SODIMM anyone interested in pushing TOSHIBA together to update BIOS

Hi,
Anyone interested to convice Toshiba to update the BIOS Memory Reference Code routine to recognize the new 16GByte SODIMM modules released by the memory company I´m Intelligent for the differnet product lines including laptop Satellite?
We could have 32GB with two slots.
So, please answer the ones interested and stay tuned.
Thanks.
KR,
RI

Thanks, Jerry, for the quick reply.
Before I posted my original question I had been through all available downloads/docs for my Satellite and read up on the Battery Manager feature on some of the Toshiba notebooks.
My Satellite does NOT have the Battery Manager feature/app among the many Toshiba-branded utilities. Only "ecoMode," which doesn't appear to do much exept trim down power consumption, and "PC Health Monitor," which reports info on battery charge level, etc, and allows access to Windows power management plans for tweaking. But no Tosh-branded Battery Manager application...
What I'm trying to determine is whether it could be ADDED to my machine, by updating BIOS to a newer TOSH version (maybe that's a bad idea), or by downloading a utility app for a newer Toshiba laptop, or both?
"Officially" it appears that the Battery Manager (and therefore, Eco Charge) was not available for my older L505, but what I want to know is whether I could add it somehow?

Adobe Captivate LMS Compatibility Guide - Anyone Interested??

Why is it so hard to find information about Captivate LMS Compatibility?
I'll admit to being somewhat frustrated with the lack of easily procurable information about how to make Adobe Captivate content compatible with the plethora of LMS products now flooding the marketplace. (There are over 100.) I had hoped for years that Adobe would put up a site (or at least a page or two) that listed LMSs and laid out the correct settings in Captivate to use for each one. Sadly this hasn't happened. And the search function on this forum seems to be broken, which makes it more than hard to find information about a given named LMS.
So in desperation I've decided to try and provide a venue for this type of information myself. I'm going to reserve a section on my website at www.infosemantics.com.au for information specific to Adobe Captivate LMS Compatibility. I'll be listing anyLMS products there for which I can procure information related to using Captivate. Headings on each LMS page will overview the LMS functionality, compatibilty with SCORM or AICC standards, any known issues with compatibility with Captivate content, what Cp quiz settings other users have found work successfully, as well as any modifications to templates, or workarounds that have proven useful.
Naturally, I only have access to a small number of LMS products for testing. So I'm enlisting help from any LMS users on this forum to provide suggestions and information collaboratively.
Here's what I need from you:
Simply go to http://www.infosemantics.com.au/contact and leave a message stating the brand and version of LMS/s you use, and a contact email address where I can reach you for information on how you got your Captivate content to work with it. I will add a new page to the LMS Guide covering every LMS for which people offer information and add the info under each heading. Each LMS page will also allow comments so that other users can offer feedback and suggestions. If the volume of response is to high for mere comments, I can add a forum for each LMS where users can exchange information on what worked for them. User's interested in a given LMS can subscribe to that page so that they will be notified via RSS of any updates to information.
I intend to create test projects in Cp5 that have various combinations of Quiz Settings which (according to user feedback) SHOULD WORK on each LMS. You'll be able to download these zipped SCORM or AICC packages to test on your own LMS as well as the Captivate project files (cp and cptx format) used to create them, so that you can see the settings used. Hopefully this will help you to debug compatibility with your own LMS.
You can also leave a message on the contact form if you are trying to use a particular LMS but haven't had much success and would appreciate getting information about it. I can't promise to find the answers, but someone else that chimes in might be able to do so once they know you're looking.
My sincere hope is that over time this resource will build into something that will save a lot of time and angst for every Captivate developer trying to work with an ever-growing number of LMS products. More and more clients have them. But it's a minefield out there.
Anyone interested in participating in this attempt?

No, I'm not only concerned with Cp5's LMS compatibility.
I intend to put up information about all Captivate versions that anyone can supply information on. Most likely this will be from about Cp3 onward.

Follow-up for Michael Conniff (or anyone interested in corrupt NetInfo DBs)

Michael was EXTREMELY helpful to me with a corrupt NetInfo database problem I had a few months back (that archived thread is here:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=823282&tstart=0
I was talking to someone else about this recently, and I realized I never posted a follow-up/conclusion to that thread (& I can't now because that thread is archived).
I tried some things (that I never posted about) in the solution process that Michael had never tried (& I think it worked), and I also discovered some interesting little facts/tips about trouble-shooting these things, tips that, at the time, Michael did not know (heh, I feel so smart, because he knew SO much!).
So, Michael, if you're out there, and would like a few more tidbits to add to your voluminous knowledge (though by now you may already have learned what I have to offer), or, if there's anyone else out there with a keen interest in how to recover from a corrupt NetInfo database, let me know, I'll post my little bits of knowledge.
My tips aren't monumental discoveries (some might even find them obvious), and they will likely be of little interest except to people with an interest in how to recover from a corrupt NetInfo database, but I figured I should try to make my own little contribution here if anyone's interested in the info.

The basic resolution wasn't too exciting...backup in FireWire Target Disk Mode, then Archive & Install (& just to be very deliberate I did end up fixing the 10.3 first, then upgrading to 10.4 w/ another A&I). But the interesting stuff is in the details.
For one thing, at one point we were discussing what was in my NetInfo, and longnames, whether they were find-able, etc. Well, I discovered that while the NetInfo db isn't meant to be human-readable, if you do "more" the various files inside /var/db/netinfo/local.nidb, you can in fact read enough of what comes out to figure-out what users are defined and a few of the details of how they're defined (for instance, the longname, their password hint, etc).
More interestingly, we had put my system through a new round of setup and had setup the 501 user, but then got stuck. One worry I had was would the A&I now know what users to keep since the NetInfo presumably no longer knew about the users that used to be on the system (& I think I did "more" the local.nidb files and saw there was no apparent entries for the users I cared about).
Apple had a knowledge base article about restoring your NetInfo from the auto-backup that is sometimes created
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107210 We saw that I had an auto-backup in /var/backups/local.nidump, though it was old and we wondered if it had the users that I cared about in it.
Well, I discovered this file is plain text and fully readable! So, I "more"'d it and saw that everything I cared about was in that backup! You were unsure if that Apple article was the best way to restore a NetInfo, but I tried it (I figured I had nothing to lose before my A&I), and as far as I can tell it worked great. I did Apple's NetInfo restore steps, did an A&I, and when it came up, all the users I cared about were there and defined just like they'd always been. I did not try testing the system after the restore & BEFORE the A&I...I didn't want to take any chances, I just wanted my users back and a clean system and I figured the most reliable way to reach that desired state was to restore the NetInfo and then do the A&I immediately.
So, 3 good tidbits: You can semi-read some good info out of local.nidb, you can check to see how good your backup is in local.nidump pretty easily (just read it), and Apple's restoration instructions seem to work pretty well.
Moral (for me): If you run 10.4 or earlier, you do want that 3:15am auto-backup to happen from time to time. It could be useful one day.
I have a question though, how come when I start a GUI Terminal window there are some commands it won't execute even when I use sudo?
For instance, I can
cd /var
But even if I try
sudo cd backups
there's no way to cd to /var/backups.

ZCover iPod Nano case for sale in UK, anyone interested?

I am selling a zCover ipod nano case for anyone in the UK that wants it. Used for 1 week, but need to sell as I no longer have an ipod!
Comes with the 2 cases and screen protector. Cheapest in the UK is £20, but I am starting bids at £10
If anyone is interested please go to
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/zCover-iPod-Nano-Silicone-Case-Clear-AS-NEW_W0QQitemZ58259 58158QQcategoryZ56170QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Item number: 5825958158

I had a look at this case sounds good, but when checked it out on the web, saw this review.
I tend to agree, if doesn't protect the screen what use is it.
Another thing to add about the review, sounds a little like they were promoting this web site, when checking it out, did have a review but has been archived, and they expected to buy $$ to read the cramy opinion.
If you click RainDayMagazine you notice they only posted on this topic and identical in each stream, purely promoters not ipod users helping others.
I stick clear of this case. One last thing, you cant see your ipod either through the metal finish of this case.
Google search on iKeychain case:-
There have been a lot of rumblings in the Apple community about how easily the iPod Nano’s screen gets scratched so I am surprised that iLounge rewarded this case with an 8 even though it doesn’t offer any protection to the screen. It’s a very stylish case and the keychain aspect of it makes it very chic, but if I can’t read the screen due to it being scratched up then the case serves me no purpose.
You have to assume that because this case fits on a keychain it will be surrounded by keys and from what I have learned through extensive research over the past 17 months is that keys scratch stuff, .....
Who be stupid enough to run over their ipod really, please.

Is there anyone interesting in setting up an Arch Rollback Machine?

Hello Archers,
We developed the new Arch Rollback Machine (aka. A.R.M) and running the current A.R.M service api.
Several days earlier we have a disk failed, replacing the disk and rebuilding RAID brings ~2 days downtime. We are sorry for any inconvenience that happened thus, we are looking for anyone who interesting in setting up an A.R.M api service.
Our A.R.M architecture is consisted with 4 parts: `repo-arm-server` provides package searching api backend, `archrepo2` manages package file and database, rsync script based on cronjob syncs packages with upstream daily, and NGINX used as reverse proxy for better speed and security.
Source code and configurations can be found here -> https://github.com/archlinuxcn/repo-arm-server
Server requirements:
* An average CPU performance, we allocated 2 cores of a dual Xeon L5520 @ 2.26Ghz and load average 0.9.
* 1GB RAM, larger is better.
* At least 300G HDD space to hold packages for about 1 year, larger is better.
* 100Mbps shared Internet connection could definitely handle it, currently we use ~100GB bw per month.
* It's running a not-too-old Linux :-)
You could use your own domain as alternative URL or provide us with IP address to do load-balancing and GeoDNS if requested.
Detailed setup guide is here -> https://github.com/archlinuxcn/repo-arm … .M-Service
We appreciate any help here, and if you need we can help you to deploy.

Thank you for your replies. I am setting up one machine perfectly, so that I can use that machine to image the other 29 machines. My issue is that in setting up the one perfect machine I need to create 6 different User Accounts on the machine. Four of the User Accounts are perfectly identical except for the name of the User Account. It takes a lot of time to set up the Dock and all the user preferences of each of these User Accounts. I am looking for a way to duplicate the User Accounts so that I can same some time. I want to create one user account, set it up with all the details and then duplicate it three more times.

Is anyone interested in a VI library for the 1-Wire TMEX API ?

After scouring the interwebz and this forum and finding no real solution, I'm am building a library of VIs to interface with a 1-Wire network. I have several of the pieces built and tested to the point where I can search a network and retrieve the serial number (ROM code) for all devices attached. Before I go much further, I would like to get some comments, advice, hints, and general feedback about the VIs as they are and how to move forward with this project. Is there still any interest in this?
This code is for a (likely) one time project and may never be used again. However, if it can be done correctly and may be of use to anyone else in the future, I would prefer to put in the effort rather than just hack something together.
One of my primary concerns regarding the code, besides general architecture, is the handling of errors and some situations which are not actually errors. This has always been a thorn in my side when building programs in LabVIEW.
This project is targeted for use with the DS9490 USB adapter and is written in LabVIEW 8.0. If anyone has any interest, I'd be glad to here from you.
Attachments:
1-Wire.zip ‏206 KB

After scouring the interwebz and this forum and finding no real solution, I'm am building a library of VIs to interface with a 1-Wire network. I have several of the pieces built and tested to the point where I can search a network and retrieve the serial number (ROM code) for all devices attached. Before I go much further, I would like to get some comments, advice, hints, and general feedback about the VIs as they are and how to move forward with this project. Is there still any interest in this?
This code is for a (likely) one time project and may never be used again. However, if it can be done correctly and may be of use to anyone else in the future, I would prefer to put in the effort rather than just hack something together.
One of my primary concerns regarding the code, besides general architecture, is the handling of errors and some situations which are not actually errors. This has always been a thorn in my side when building programs in LabVIEW.
This project is targeted for use with the DS9490 USB adapter and is written in LabVIEW 8.0. If anyone has any interest, I'd be glad to here from you.
Attachments:
1-Wire.zip ‏206 KB

Anyone Interested in Writing an Assignment for me?

If anyone is interested in writing an assignment then please get in touch.

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Need Some Help. Anyone Interested?

Hey, I need someone interested in doing a little animation
for me. I'm a filmmaker and need some animation for a documentary
I'm doing. I'm willing to pay a little. I'll need about 3 total
minutes of Animation and not complex stuff either. If anyone is
interested just let me know thanks!

I'm intrested, my email is
[email protected]

Anyone interested in ONAMES for ora8?

Aloha All -
It's about time I gave back so I thought I'd see if
anyone was interested in seeing some installation
documentation for Oracle Names on Linux.
I did NOT use DDO(dynamic discovery) because I believe
it does not make sense to use this option. It actually
adds to your client administration cost. Nor did I use the
net8 asst which completely hoses the client connections on the
client that makes the configs.
However the ROSDB version works well and all you need is
three or four lines added to your sqlnet.ora for the clients.
If there is interest just reply and I will put that out
here.
Sharing the luv man . . .
Brett
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please post it!

Anyone interested in trying FaceTime with me?

I don't know anyone with the new iPhone so I'd like to check it out.
Let me if you're interested.

Try here, http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=11740209&#11740209

Job for anyone interested

i need a flash developer to build a small application sort of like a game to go along with my website.
it'll involve communicating with the server and being hack proof if possible. A game that goes along with a blacksmithing skill.
if anyone is interested post here.
i can pay if the work is good enough thanks.

Be prepared for making a downpayment and possibly staged payments as well. Folks don't generally gamble designing something, especially when it's introduced the way you just did with a vaguely defined condition on payment.

For anyone interested...

A while ago I posted a query asking if anyone knew of a good Particle Generator. In case you're not aware, a particle generator is a bit of software that can create animations using masses of tiny images, and can convincingly simulate many phenomena, such as smoke, fire, explosions, etc.. These animations can be converted to avi files and imported into iMovie as clips, and even combined with your own footage.
So, since then I've actually found one. I hope it's not against the rules to mention its name here. It's called Primal Particles. You can google it with Primitive Itch keyword. It's free.
The thing is, it requires a 3D software to run. Now, I also found exactly that. It's called Truespace, and it's free software, even though it's kinda high-end stuff. I won't go into a big spiel, but the reason it's free is a long story, but if you check it out, you'll probably decide it's gonna be extremely useful for enhancing movies. I sure did. (I'm trying not to sound like a salesman here.)
Anyway, this is just as payback for the many times I've asked for and received help here. Hope it's okay to post this.

Kurt_Klone wrote:
.. I would imagine there aren't many people these days who don't have at least two computers.
< lookin' around > .. in my family nobody owns (=in terms of: uses. the old one in the cellar doesn't count ...) more than one.. friends? yepp, one person, but he's in the computer biz .. neighbours? .. few, by far one in use..
diff. cultures, diff. behavior..
.. those who have a PC as well as a Mac will be able to use the software and transfer the results to their Macs. That's what I do, and it works a charm. And they're both free. And it can be imported into iMovie.
for sure: use the appropriate tool.. for same tasks, Windows offers a wide range of options.. and a free particle-generator? .. wowy.. (forgot on my list: free blender.org .. but never understood the interface! )
Anyway, I hope it's useful for some of us here.
it is, it is.. but I thought, I should mention which OS needed.. plus, offering the Mac-options (hm, well, 120$.. is NO option for me )

Anyone interested that is in the long island ny area-that is certified in VMware-want to teach

That's basically it i am interested in knowing if there are any individuals certified in any VMware product that wants to earn while teaching me how to know the product and pass the cert.
This is a real offer just let me know if you have a few hours each Saturday to give me an accelerated learning course and prep me for the cert. I have already taken the VCP training camp so i know the basics but want more hands on.

There is old Question available in so many website you can take this as practice. You will get an idea the kind of Question you will get in Exam

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