Update: 09mar08 Ok, fixed. Not sure when this changed, but each city now has its own registration link.
I had been going to let this pass, but seeing as there’s no change after three days I think it needs to be at least pointed out…
Apple have announced an Aperture World Tour to show off Aperture [...]
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Update: 18feb08 My original hack required multiple edits in order to get the program to run, but Michal has found a far better method that just means a single change is required – I’ve reproduced it here from his comments and email so it’s easy to see what to do.
Update: 04mar08 At the request of [...]
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Are you in need of a low-level software engineer with over 12 years of commercial experience ? One that is happy to play around with JTAG probes and softcore CPU designs debugging unproven bitfiles ? One that can utilise logic analysers, oscilloscopes, multimeter’s, GPIO/LED’s and serial ports on first spin hardware when there’s no [...]
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Exim and SpamAssassin can work very well together to screen incoming email during the SMTP receive phase and reject messages without them ever having to get close to a user. Although the borderline spam cases are the most annoying and give rise to false positives, there is another class of spam which is so [...]
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