Open Source @ Consolidated Braincells Inc.
This is a weblog I'm keeping about my work on Debian and any other useful Debian related info I come across. It is not meant to compete with other news sources like Debian Weekly News or Debian Planet. Mostly it is just a way for me to classify and remember all the random bits of information that I have floating around me. I thought maybe by using a blog it could be of some use to others too. Btw. "I" refers to Jaldhar H. Vyas, Debian developer for over 8 years. If you want to know more about me, my home page is here.
The name? Debain is a very common misspelling of Debian and la salle de bains means bathroom in French.
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Because I had the four boxes of T-shirts Shaleh sent me, I decided to take the car into the city. What was I thinking? I tried to be clever and take the Holland Tunnel because I know the Lincoln Tunnel is always jammed but I forgot to take into account the fact that the Jacob Javits Center (where the expo is held) is right next to the Lincoln Tunnel approaches so I got snarled up in Lincoln Tunnel traffic anyway. When I finally crawl into the center, the teamsters tell me I can't unload stuff right at the doors of the center itself and I would have to park elsewhere. And now Bloomberg is trying to plug the budget gap with parking ticket money, I couldn't risk just parking on the street. So I had to find an (outrageously expensive) garage a couple of blocks away and schlep my four (heavy) boxes and other assorted junk in the bitter cold. I had planned to be there by 12:30pm but due to all these problems, didn't actually get to the booth until 2pm.
Sun is lending us a SunBlade 100 with flat-screen monitor which I picked up from their booth. It's got Solaris 9 on it but we'll reformat and put Debian on it of course. Unfortunately I left my netinstall CD at home so that will be the first order of business tomorrow morning.
We're booth #17 in the .org pavilion. Stop by and say hello if you can.