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Do you work in IT? Are you a PC fanatic or a gamer? Geeks on bikes is for you, seeing as every second person or so I know in IT seems to be riding a bike these days!
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Geeks on bikes manifesto
Do you like technology? Do you work in technology? Are you a gamer? A social networker? A PC builder? An IT student? Or are you just a geek for some other reason?
If any of these questions elicits a positive answer from you, then Geeks on Bikes is for you. It's the place where you can discuss overclocking ... or overtaking. Google ... or gear ratios (or Google gears). Databases ... or derailleurs. Cisco ... or Colnago. WiFi ... or wheels.
You get the drift. Let's do it!
If any of these questions elicits a positive answer from you, then Geeks on Bikes is for you. It's the place where you can discuss overclocking ... or overtaking. Google ... or gear ratios (or Google gears). Databases ... or derailleurs. Cisco ... or Colnago. WiFi ... or wheels.
You get the drift. Let's do it!
Discussion Forum
Image a beowulf cluster of these... But does it run Linux?
Started by Peter H Dec. 16, 2009.
Lotus Notes vs anything else 9 Replies
Started by Paul Boundy. Last reply by Stuart Sep. 8, 2009.
Geek Bike Twitterers? 2 Replies
Started by Vorn. Last reply by mikesbytes Apr. 28, 2009.
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Comment by yogi on September 9, 2009 at 12:03am - If I used the word aroused .. Someone would geer at me .. I'm a tad addicted to Pi myself.
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Comment by Paul on September 8, 2009 at 11:49pm - Crap, I thought this was the Hot Studs group!
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Comment by DamianM on September 8, 2009 at 11:33pm -
I think mainly IT geeks.......
......and the Lotus Notes guy :P
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Comment by ♫ Kylie on September 8, 2009 at 11:09pm - Hello geeks. I've just spent the last two hours ogling over free body diagrams and thought I'd swing by to get amongst people who get that. Shall I start a discussion on wheel physics? There must be someone else out there who is also aroused by this!? Or is the geek department all IT here?
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Comment by Mark Espiritu on August 20, 2009 at 8:42pm - Hello World!
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Comment by Stuart on July 27, 2009 at 1:55pm - re DST and Notes: Appointments will move if you created them BEFORE the correct DST settings were applied to your Notes client i.e. if your settings said you didn't have DST and then they were changed to say you did, any appointment added to the DST period before the change will move by one hour. Notes normally uses the OS settings for time and date - what version are you using?
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Comment by Paul on July 27, 2009 at 11:05am
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Stuart, we'll see what happens in October with DST. Usually what happens is that if you have a recurring meeting scheduled to happen in AEST (for example), when DST starts all the appointments are still scheduled to happen in AEST, so the time of the meeting gets moved in the Calendar. Likewise, if you schedule a recurring meeting during DST, when DST ends, the same thing happens.
Anyway, fingers crossed it is all sorted this time around!
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Comment by Stuart on July 27, 2009 at 10:22am
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Check out this geek love song -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejLtDJ5V-9g
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Comment by Stuart on July 22, 2009 at 11:37pm
- re @Paul and DST changes - this issue is being caused by a badly configured installation (or Notes or Windows or both) and has nothing to do with Lotus Notes functionality, or lack thereof. Ask your admins to read the online Notes & Domino Info Centre and change the setup!
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Comment by SydneyGirl on July 11, 2009 at 3:00pm -
There's a strange (and not so strange) symbiotic link between technologists and bike lovers....so many of them are both! We own a high-end technology distribution company (www.eurekapacific.com.au) and recently founded...yes: a bicycle division. (www.eurekabrands.com.au) Go figure!
It's GREAT to find this group - makes us not feel like such freaks!
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