[Steering Committee] rsvp

Jason Lee jason at steeplesoft.com
Mon Nov 19 11:30:19 PST 2007


On 11/14/07, Brian Sheldon <brian_s_sheldon at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> I second, motion carried. (doubling Jason's salary)
>

I dedicate all additional proceeds to saving Tibetan teddy bears from the
evils of offshore slash-and-burn agriculture!

 We only had 10 people for the evening meeting. Seems like we might consider
> not having the evening meetings if the trend continues... I don't think Greg
> would be able to video 'tape' our meetings though. He skipped a class last
> night to be at the Jug - let's double his salary too.
>

I've got some thoughts on that.  Greg has been working hard on getting the
videos online, but he may be working too hard.  I came across this article
today:  http://www.ajronline.org/cgi/content/full/186/3/898.  What we would,
in a nutshell, is:


   - Have/put VNC on the speakers machine (assuming, of course,....)
   - Connect from a "client" machine
   - Hook up a microphone to the client machine
   - View the remote machine in full screen mode
   - Use wink or similar software to record the video and audio
   - Optionally record *just* the speaker on video camera and
   overlay/interweave that video with the slides
   - Upload to YouTube (or our site)

I'm not sure I really *need* to see that speaker.  Seeing the slides/screen
and hearing the speaker is all I really need.  Any thoughts?

I spoke with someone last night (I don't remember his name) but he was
> talking like he could do some sort of JSF thing in February. He works at the
> FAA and said he would contact Jason with some JSF questions... He definitely
> wants to meet with Brett and others at 5:00pm on Dec 11th to talk about
> creating a presentation.
>

Had lunch with Hobi Haque (Ho-bee Hawk) Friday.  I can't do February, but we
might look at March (assuming NFJS isn't wanting that month).


> The RSVP page looks great. I don't think I'll be there from 1:30am until
> noon though...  ;-)
>

Wimp.

I may do a Hello Java on BigDecimal -vs- float since we've been using float
> for our dollar/euro/pound stuff. float works but is a pain in the arse.
>
>

That would be very interesting, I think.

-- 
Jason Lee, SCJP
Software Architect -- Objectstream, Inc.
JSF RI Dev Team
http://blogs.steeplesoft.com
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