[aklug] Re: AMD dually

On 03/10/11 22:55, barsalou wrote:
> Quoting Marc Grober <marc@interak.com>:
>
>> Time has come for resolution of the fate of dually in my possession. =20
>> I have a=3D
>> greement from local outfit to host dually for purposes of keeping the ASD =
> IT=3D
>> BRT wiki alive without charge and the server can then host such other pub=
> li=3D
>> c spirited applications as appropriate as long as bandwidth usage is unrem=
> ar=3D
>> kable. Was going to do that as project with someone else but that isn't go=
> in=3D
>> g to happen. System has SLES installed, but I have no objection to =20
>> changing O=3D
>> S. I would like to see some math resources (STACK and WebworkS, texlive a=
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>> mathjax) installed to support math teachers in state, but there is =20
>> room to t=3D
>> alk about that. It must do dekiwiki to host the brt wiki. Beyond that it c=
> ou=3D
>> ld be purposed to support the group. It could be used for services (funamb=
> ol=3D
>> , anyone?), an independent list serv, FAQs, a repo, calibre, etc. Might be=
> n=3D
>> ice to also be able to use it to demo things like X11, vnc, etc. This wou=
> ld=3D
>> be a production box so there would need to be some general agreement on a=
> cc=3D
>> ess etc. I have a domain name accuracyineducation.net that I can transfer =
> to=3D
>> it. Group would have to buy an SSL cert.
>>
>> Is this a project that is appropriate for the group, and if so, what inter=
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>> t?
>
> It seems appropriate. Any takers?
>
> Mike B.
>
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Not wanting to show off my youthful ignorance... But for those of us who
are curious, could someone provide more background to what this is
about? Dually? ASD? BRT? Funambol?

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