Regular Tuesday Night Meeting

5+ years of quality Linux programming skills required. Strong C skills required. Solid C++ skills, too. Established consumer product company seeks to open a new facility in Melbourne and is looking for a few good Linux people with strong Linux systems and application programming skills. Kernel driver/module programming/debugging skills are a plus. Come develop cutting edge consumer devices with us!

Necessary:

git
bash
make/makefiles/autoconf
gcc
g++
sockets/network programming/protocols
gdb/debugging/root cause/analysis
testing
is able to get around effectively from a command line
is passionate about creating quality software
knows what "attention to detail" means and is able to deliver it

Pluses:

u-boot
redboot
busybox
buildroot
kernel drivers/modules
RTOS/embedded/hardware
Reads/reviews schematics
Uses test equipment and tools
Lives and breathes from the command line
Video/Multi-Media streaming (rstp/dtcp/H.264/etc)
MIPS, ARM, x86
Qt
OOP/OOAD/design patterns
boost
UML
STL


Rewards:

Quality pay in affordable Melbourne FL
Health care benefits/subsidized by company
Stable employment for quality professionals
Very casual work environment
Some telecommuting/flexible schedule (40-50 hours per week)
Convenient Melbourne location

Contracting Positions Available, too.

Actions:

Send [ rNOwehrliSPAM@elecNOtrinsycSPAM dot com ] up-to-date resume with salary requirement for immediate consideration.

Mike has arrange a quick and dirty install party @ BCC!!. If you'd like to attend and help out, or show your Linux support. Make sure you visit the calendar page for more information!

Due to the tropical storm Fay, the regular Tuesday night meeting will not be held.

Our next meeting will be on Tues, August 26th at 8pm. Check the calendar for details.

Matt Closson, sent me an email detailing that the website was having issues. There were some SQL issues on the database server preventing the site to work.

Sometime in the previous week (before the last Tuesday meeting), the mlusers.net system went dark. IXC telecom informed us of the issue and took steps to do some troubleshooting of the issue so we could have a quick resolution.

Unfortunately those efforts didn't result into a working box scenario. I spent some time today on location trying to resurrect the system with a new motherboard / CPU combination.

hi everyone, i've setup a website so that users of open source server side software can come and look at instructional guides, how-to's, forums, wiki's and all sorts of other information about setting up software on Linux for both windows and Linux based networks.

I am currently still working on it, adding new screen shots every day, hoping to double check a lot of my how-to's once the screen shots are added, re-write them to increase keyword density of my articles for better search engine results & once that is done i will hopefully be added streaming video of my how-to articles using either youtube embed code or revver embed code.

OpenSourceHowTo.org

Just joined the group; I'll introduce myself. My first name is Tim
and I live in central Florida near Orlando. My vocation is as a
business application programmer which I started in '66 by
wire-wrapping boards for Univac 1004/1005s. I spent the next 14 years
designing/writing big-iron financial applications: demand desposit,
time deposit, installment loan. Since '81 I've specialized in
designing/writing micro-iron vertical order processing applications
for distribution businesses: automotive aftermarket,
awards & presentations, pottery & landscaping.

My hardware is limited to Intel/AMD powered computers on which I use
FreeBSD and the Debian distribution of Linux.

My current project is a web enabled horizontal order processing
application using Apache and Linux/FreeBSD which you can test drive,
if you wish, at my showroom at www.sababeach.net.

I am retired excepting continued support for my order processing application. I join *ix user groups as an enjoyable way to keep up
with the state of *ix software.

http://news.com.com/_3-.html?part=rss&tag=&subj=news

To those of you impulse buyers out there!(like myself)
here's a place to check before you make the purchase.

http://www.linuxquestions.org/hcl/index.php

hey all
this is a forward of a forward, of a forward that I recieved today.
figured the mythtv enthusiasts would like to read this.
L
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As mentioned tonight, the broadcast flag is back, and worse than ever.
The Senate is currently considering telecom legislation that includes
flags for both digital TV and radio. These flags would "signal"
copyrighted content to the receiver, which would be mandated to read and
obey -- preventing you from recording. Your right to fair use would not
exist, and MythTV would not exist either -- or at least, it'd be illegal.

Luckily, we can stop this from happening. Tomorrow, the Senate Commerce
Committee will "mark up" the telecom bill. An amendment will be offered
to strike the flags from the bill. One of Florida's Senators, Bill
Nelson, sits on the committee -- make sure he hears from his constituents!

The markup is scheduled for 2 pm tomorrow (Thursday). Please call
tomorrow morning to save MythTV and your right to fair use.

Sen. Bill Nelson (FL)


Tell the receptionist that you are a constituent and you want to
register a comment about legislation. Then ask Sen. Nelson to "support
the Sununu Amendment to strike the broadcast and radio flags" in the
Commerce telecom markup. Add something personal about MythTV, Linux,
your rights, or innovation. Be nice :)

For more information:

http://www.publicknowledge.org/node/479
http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/archives/004759.php

Public Knowledge has a lot of information from the past week on their
blog. Additionally, see this great ad from the Consumer Electronics
Association:

http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/archives/004753.php

Please call tomorrow. It only takes a minute, and it could save your
future computer from becoming crippled or illegal.