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Re: [PLUG] Networking question
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Thanks, Doug and Paul, for your responses. I'll let you know what happens (I
work at the museum on weekends, so tomorrow I'll try it).
On Friday 07 June 2002 01:35, Doug Crompton wrote:
> That Museum sounds neat. I collect antique radios and I am a member of
> the AWA - Antique Wireless Assoc. I hope to get there sometime.
Cool! I'm doing some interesting work but, as of now, I'm the only
computer-type geek in the place so a lot falls on me. The museum's working
members (i.e. those who show up regularly to do the work) tend to be old
hardware-type geeks, as you might expect. The good news is I'll be starting
a user group here and using part of our new 87,000 square foot building for
meetings. Hopefully, I can interest a few to help out. There's a butt-load
of computer work to do and so far, I'm the only one who can.
I've currently got a set-up in my own studio with 2 turntables-- one for LPs
and one for 78s. We have a large collection which I'm transferring to CD so
that we can rent out copies (selling is too complicated legally). We're also
going to be running Koha library software (http://www.koha.org) as well as
Grand Salmar Station (http://www.salmar.com/gss/grandsalmar.html) for
internal communications. Eventually, we're going to be able to afford
internet commectivity. A phone would be nice. Now every time I need
something off the net, I have to go home, download it, then bring it back.
Funny how spoiled you get with a broadband connection.
-Beldon
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"... And remember: if you don't like the news, go out and make some of
your own."
-- "Scoop" Nisker, KFOG radio reporter
Preposterous Words
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