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google , iCal, & iCalendar question
May-24, 2013 by: Rod-Lists
From: Rod-Lists ------------------------------------------------------ I'm planning to deploy at least one site( possibly more) that uses iCalendar on rss feeds. Then I heard google is dropping iCal support. First, do they mean iCal or iCalendar? I hear there is some confusion between the two. Second, do they mean te reports that google is dropping CalendarDAV? That should't affect since I'm using RSS. http://www.zdnet.com/google-do-what-you-want-with-reader-but-dont-kill-caldav-7000012628/ Need some advice here.
OT - Job Opportunity - Potential Contractors Needed
May-24, 2013 by: David White
From: David White ------------------------------------------------------ I'm going to need to start building up my network of contractors I can send work to in case I'm out of town or get sick and a client needs work completed for them. If you're a geek, are good with general on-site technical services / technical support, and are interested in a part-time as-needed contractor / 1099 relationship with CENTS, LLC to perform various jobs at various client locations in Chattanooga (most of whom are / will be nonprofit organizations), please contact me off-list at david [at] developcents.com. Please include your resume. This would probably be an ideal position for a college student or someone just trying to enter the IT field. Of course, experience is a plus, as is any certifications, but attitude and experience mean a whole lot to me than certifications. Jobs would be paid hourly probably somewhere in the $15-$25/hour range. -- David White Founder & CEO * * *CENTS * Computing, Equipping, Networking, Training & Supporting Nonprofit Organizations Worldwide http://developCENTS.com 423-693-4234
Job Posting
May-24, 2013 by: DaWorm
From: DaWorm ------------------------------------------------------ Just thought I'd post this to the list in case anyone is interested. We just had an opening come up for a junior engineer. I believe the expectation is more for someone straight out of school, but maybe you are or know someone who might fit the bill. If you do, then send me an email off list and I'll make sure you get in touch with the right person. Jeff. - - - Embedded Systems Engineer Job Description The primary responsibility of an Embedded Systems Engineer is to design, debug, implement and test hardware and firmware for various embedded products. A Heartland MicroPayments Embedded Systems Engineer is expected to support external and internal customers, including Production, Customer Service and Sales when called upon. The Embedded Systems Engineer will seek answers from internal sources and external sources. The Embedded Systems Engineer is expected to be an active member of the Development team, providing input into product design, assist others, and communicate effectively with team members. Firmware produced is expected to be developer-tested and written within the coding standards set forth with the Development department. Overall, the Embedded Systems Engineer must be responsible, self-motivated, creative, and have a solid work ethic and desire to produce a quality product. Skills: Required: Bachelor=92s or Associates degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Computer Science. Preferred: Experience with the following: =95 C programming and embedded systems development with IAR or similar development tools =95 Schematic tools such as Orcad Capture =95 ARM microcontrollers, including STM32 or other Cortex-M3 variants =95 Motorola G24 or C24 modems =95 Serial communications =95 Test equipment including oscilloscope and multimeter =95 TFS or other source control =95 Embedded Linux systems a plus Other: Occasional travel may be required. http://www.heartlandmicropayments.com/ Heartland MicroPayments 2115 Chapman Road, Suite 159 Chattanooga, TN 37421 Tel:800-332-4835 Fax: 423-855-7554
OT: Sprint Network Near Eastgate in England
May-24, 2013 by: "Daniel L. Appleget"
From: "Daniel L. Appleget" ------------------------------------------------------ Saw my republic wireless phone do this 2 or 3 times also. On 5/18/2013 2:28 PM, William Wade wrote: > > So I and my wife have different phones. By different proxies, we are > on the Sprint/3G network. Only near our house, i.e. our local tower, > we often have our phone flip to +5 hours and a while later flip . It > has gone on for a while. I even force updated the timezone info on my > wife's phone where I have root. > > Anyone else have a problem like this? Know what is going on? Who would > I call to report it and actually have something happen? > > > >
Beersmith for Linux
May-23, 2013 by: John Aldrich
From: John Aldrich ------------------------------------------------------ Did you guys know that there's a version of BeerSmith for Linux? Granted it's only .DEB files for now, but I've emailed the BeerSmith folks and offered to help package RPMs. :D