[csdn-sa] Re: Meeting and BBQ : Saturday 14 March 2004
- From: George Patterson <george@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: csdn-sa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 14 Feb 2004 16:13:37 +1030
On Sat, 14 Feb 2004 08:16:17 +1030
David Lloyd <lloy0076@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hi There,
>
> I think it's time that the CSDN had another meeting.
>
> Date: 14 March 2004
> Time: 2PM
> RSVP: David Lloyd
> 0402 440993
> (or this e-mail address)
>
> NOTE: I will have a BBQ available from 11:45 AM onwards so feel free
> to arrive around 12 with some BBQ stuff and soft drinks. Bring harder
> drinks but save them until *after* the meeting ;-)
>
> Brief agenda:
>
> 1. Where are we today?
> 2. Let's delegate some tasks...
> [because DSL is just way too over committed to do them all]
Couldn't you just upgrade the speedn of your broadband link... Errr.. Oh that
DSL... never mind... nothing to see here.. move along people ... :-D
Hmm... I am not sure if I am much better in the spare (haa!!) time I have. If
we could get some benchmarks for these tasks such as competetion dates.
> 3. Web-site relaunch
Yay!!
> [No, George and Andrew - I haven't forgotten your work - I've just
> been loathe to break something that's not too broken]
David, could you back that up as I don't have a copy of it any more after the
filsystem on my laptop was corrupted beyong repair... you ask about backup?? I
know but they tend to be something that everyone else should do.
>
> There are other interesting developments in the community that affect
> the CSDN-SA. For example, cheaper broadband could shift our focus.
> Also, ITShare SA Inc (i.e. Computerbank in South Australia) is moving
> ahead with another interesting project which I think will help the
> CSDN-SA.
Sounds Good. :-)
>
> DSL
>
> (ps: if I've chosen a silly date [such as Father's day or Easter]
> could someone send me a "you've done it again email" just to me, and
> I'll shift the date...I've checked eventspool and I don't *think* I'm
> clashing with anything else)
You have done it again... Why a sunday? Wouldn't saturday be better for people?
George Patterson
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