Moshe Goldfarb wrote:
> You posted this and I focused on *you* instead of the kids.
> These people are doing wonderful things for kids.
>
> It goes well beyond our differences.
>
> My apologies.
>
> Here is your post again:
>
>
> Roy Schestowitz
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> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Time to Face Some
> Facts ,----[ Quote ] | Being there means being there. | | *No
> child-related misconduct convictions. We must check to protect
> ourselves. | | *Absolute knowledge of Linux Distributions and
> networking procedures. | | *Installers are never alone in the
> home or the room without one of their | parents or guardians
> present. | | Those are not tough things...I spent 6 hours in a
> large installfest with 50 | local folks who easily matched them.
> | | I don't mean to come off as authoritarian or being a
> jerk...these are just | the things that have to be in order to
> keep what we do alive. `----
>
> http://linuxlock.blogspot.com/2009/08/time-to-face-some-facts.html
>
> Recent: A Day of Discovery ,----[ Quote ] | The HeliOS Project
> works toward a noble cause, but it is not self sufficient. | It
> relies upon the compassion, dedication and willing sacrifice of
> others. | | Not exactly an easy thing to lay hands upon these
> days...unless you are in | Austin Texas. `----
>
> http://linuxlock.blogspot.com/2009/08/day-of-discovery.html
>
> Linux Against Poverty: putting old computers to good use ,----[
> Quote ] | Weâve written about Ken Starks in this space before
> and the admirable work he | does for the HeliOS Project. | |
> Itâs one of those amazing Austin organizations that puts a lump
> in my throat | every time I write about it. Ken and his
> volunteers take computers that would | otherwise go into
> landfills or get donated to Goodwill, get them operational | and
> donate them to needy kids, families and non-profits that are
> happy to | have functioning desktop and laptop computers. | |
> One thing I still hear a lot at this late date is why techies
> arenât spending | less time Twittering and more time doing
> things for their community. Well, | Austin, itâs time to put up
> or shut up. This Saturday, you have an | opportunity to get
> computers in the hands of those who need them most. Starks |
> hooked up with networking guru Lynn Bender of GeekAustin and
> they have | organized Linux Against Poverty. `----
>
> http://www.austin360.com/blogs/content/shared-gen/blogs/austin/digita...
>
> Linux Against Poverty Installfest - August 1st ,----[ Quote ] |
> What's even better than recycling your old computer? Donate it
> to a good | cause! `---- http://sxsw.com/node/1905 the home
> desktop, the the work station and the school desktop, oh my!
>
> ,----[ Quote ] | The Linux home desktop. This is the coveted
> property that untold numbers go | home to play video and music
> on. Create home made birthday cards and print | their digital
> photos from. | | [...] | | So, start the schools using
> OpenSource software and Linux. The students will | be trained
> and proficient on it. Workplaces will buy into it to accommodate
> | to meet the capabilities and experience of the incoming
> generations of | skilled new workers. `----
>
> http://linuxgeeksunited.blogspot.com/2009/07/home-desktop-the-work-st...
>
> Linux Against Poverty - It is a GO ,----[ Quote ] | Quoting
>
> Helen Keller in a Linux blog may seem strange, but there are
> many | parallels between this magnificent woman and Free
> Software/Linux. We both | started way behind the competition
> with handicaps and hindrances that made it | almost laughable
> that we would compete. | | First they Ignore you | Then they
> laugh at you | Then they fight you | Then you win... | | Of
> course you can only win if you compete. | | Common sense. And
> not being afraid. `----
>
> http://linuxlock.blogspot.com/2009/06/linux-against-poverty-it-is-go....
>
> Linux Against Poverty: The Update. ,----[ Quote ] | The date is
> approaching, and weâre ready to kick Linux Against Poverty into
> | high gear. | | For our friends in other cities, weâve made a
> few changes. The initial Linux | Against Poverty event will be
> in Austin only. `----
>
> http://linuxagainstpoverty.org/2009/06/07/linux-against-poverty-the-u...
>
>
> Related: How to Save the Amazon Forest by Sharing ,----[ Quote ]
> | Sharing this kind of info (a) costs *nothing* to the
> governments concerned | and (b) could give this important
> project a big boost. `----
> http://opendotdotdot.blogspot.com/2008/10/how-to-save-amazon-forest-b...
> How Linux Can Help Reduce Poverty ,----[ Quote ] | Poverty is a
> global problem, which is not limited to third world developing |
> countries. Even mature developed nations like United States has
> ~18% poverty | rate. There are many reasons and causes of
> poverty, which includes but not | limited to, natural disasters,
> war, disease, politics, religion, and | over-population and so
> on and so forth. Some of these causes are beyond our | control
> while others are beyond our means. There is no single factor
> that can | totally eliminate poverty, even the almighty latest
> Linux Kernel release; but | many ideas and anti-poverty
> initiative can come together to reduce the causes | of poverty.
> `----
> http://www.linuxhaxor.net/2008/10/12/how-linux-can-help-reduce-poverty/
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> Time to Face Some Facts
>
> ,----[ Quote ]
> | Being there means being there.
> |
> | *No child-related misconduct convictions. We must check to protect
> | ourselves.
> |
> | *Absolute knowledge of Linux Distributions and networking procedures.
> |
> | *Installers are never alone in the home or the room without one of their
> | parents or guardians present.
> |
> | Those are not tough things...I spent 6 hours in a large installfest with
> | 50 local folks who easily matched them.
> |
> | I don't mean to come off as authoritarian or being a jerk...these are
> | just the things that have to be in order to keep what we do alive.
> `----
>
> http://linuxlock.blogspot.com/2009/08/time-to-face-some-facts.html
>
> Recent:
>
> A Day of Discovery
>
> ,----[ Quote ]
> | The HeliOS Project works toward a noble cause, but it is not self
> | sufficient. It relies upon the compassion, dedication and willing
> | sacrifice of others.
> |
> | Not exactly an easy thing to lay hands upon these days...unless you are
> | in Austin Texas.
> `----
>
> http://linuxlock.blogspot.com/2009/08/day-of-discovery.html
>
> Linux Against Poverty: putting old computers to good use
>
> ,----[ Quote ]
> | Weâve written about Ken Starks in this space before and the admirable
> | work he does for the HeliOS Project.
> |
> | Itâs one of those amazing Austin organizations that puts a lump in my
> | throat every time I write about it. Ken and his volunteers take
> | computers that would otherwise go into landfills or get donated to
> | Goodwill, get them operational and donate them to needy kids, families
> | and non-profits that are happy to have functioning desktop and laptop
> | computers.
> |
> | One thing I still hear a lot at this late date is why techies arenât
> | spending less time Twittering and more time doing things for their
> | community. Well, Austin, itâs time to put up or shut up. This Saturday,
> | you have an opportunity to get computers in the hands of those who need
> | them most. Starks hooked up with networking guru Lynn Bender of
> | GeekAustin and they have organized Linux Against Poverty.
> `----
>
> http://www.austin360.com/blogs/content/shared-gen/blogs/austin/digita...
>
> Linux Against Poverty Installfest - August 1st
>
> ,----[ Quote ]
> | What's even better than recycling your old computer? Donate it to a good
> | cause!
> `----
>
> http://sxsw.com/node/1905
>
> the home desktop, the the work station and the school desktop,
> oh my!
>
> ,----[ Quote ]
> | The Linux home desktop. This is the coveted property that untold numbers
> | go home to play video and music on. Create home made birthday cards and
> | print their digital photos from.
> |
> | [...]
> |
> | So, start the schools using OpenSource software and Linux. The students
> | will be trained and proficient on it. Workplaces will buy into it to
> | accommodate to meet the capabilities and experience of the incoming
> | generations of skilled new workers.
> `----
>
> http://linuxgeeksunited.blogspot.com/2009/07/home-desktop-the-work-st...
>
> Linux Against Poverty - It is a GO
>
> ,----[ Quote ]
> | Quoting Helen Keller in a Linux blog may seem strange, but there are
> | many parallels between this magnificent woman and Free Software/Linux.
> | We both started way behind the competition with handicaps and hindrances
> | that made it almost laughable that we would compete.
> |
> | First they Ignore you
> | Then they laugh at you
> | Then they fight you
> | Then you win...
> |
> | Of course you can only win if you compete.
> |
> | Common sense. And not being afraid.
> `----
>
> http://linuxlock.blogspot.com/2009/06/linux-against-poverty-it-is-go....
>
> Linux Against Poverty: The Update.
>
> ,----[ Quote ]
> | The date is approaching, and weâre ready to kick Linux Against Poverty
> | into high gear.
> |
> | For our friends in other cities, weâve made a few changes. The initial
> | Linux Against Poverty event will be in Austin only.
> `----
>
> http://linuxagainstpoverty.org/2009/06/07/linux-against-poverty-the-u...
>
> Related:
>
> How to Save the Amazon Forest by Sharing
>
> ,----[ Quote ]
> | Sharing this kind of info (a) costs *nothing* to the governments
> | concerned and (b) could give this important project a big boost.
> `----
>
> http://opendotdotdot.blogspot.com/2008/10/how-to-save-amazon-forest-b...
>
> How Linux Can Help Reduce Poverty
>
> ,----[ Quote ]
> | Poverty is a global problem, which is not limited to third world
> | developing countries. Even mature developed nations like United States
> | has ~18% poverty rate. There are many reasons and causes of poverty,
> | which includes but not limited to, natural disasters, war, disease,
> | politics, religion, and over-population and so on and so forth. Some of
> | these causes are beyond our control while others are beyond our means.
> | There is no single factor that can totally eliminate poverty, even the
> | almighty latest Linux Kernel release; but many ideas and anti-poverty
> | initiative can come together to reduce the causes of poverty.
> `----
>
> http://www.linuxhaxor.net/2008/10/12/how-linux-can-help-reduce-poverty/
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Hi Moix,
knode lights up with a very violent read colour and states: "Warning: The
signature is bad." and knode never lies. What gives?
Attila, The Freetard from Hell
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