Skype alternatives for Linux?

thebackhand · 1 month

It's not exactly like Skype but I've had good results with mumble lately: http://mumble.sourceforge.net/

Audio quality is very comparable to Skype.

There's mobile clients that work very well, I've used the iOS one.

Webframp · 2 months

Nice ideas, thanks!

CancerX · 3 months

Too bad it's sold out here

You could always dress em up and go this route

edit: formatting

slyte · 3 months

1/over 9000

There doesn't seem to be any shape to it. The felt stuff seems out of place and the pleated cuffs on he sleeves are no good.

Maybe a better pic could show more detail?

Damaband41 · 3 months

The suede and sole looks great together. Not a fan of the stitching though.

fostermatt · 3 months

Sorry, but I disagree. The moccasin/boot hybrid just seems like a formless show that can't make up it's mind. For mocs I'd definitely go with something like this instead as mentioned:

http://www.zappos.com/moccasin#!/moccasin-allen-edmonds-men/WgEEwAEC4gICGAs.zso?t=moccasin

DoucheBagPipe · 3 months

Both are a tapered style, but the 508s are classified as 'regular' fit and the 521s are a 'slim' fit. Wish I could speak from experience, I generally prefer the 514s which I suppose are closest to the 521s but without the taper.

Arcs_Of_A_Jar · 3 months

Seems like the issue is length. There's not quite enough to have well defined break, but it's not short enough to be a clean no-break. The rest of the fit looks pretty good.

tartsmybody · 3 months

Pants are too long, even for a full break. Good staple color though.

oreh · 3 months

System engineer, basically sysadmin + dev. Work from home, so basically jeans and t-shirt all the time.

airshiplamp · 3 months

I'll add another to the list of Portland tech jobs:

http://www.hw-ops.com/

Heavywater is looking for the right person with development and linux operations expertise who understands the DevOps culture. We work on system automation with chef and the people, processes and tools to build awesome operations teams.

Contact me and we can chat more.

airshiplamp · 3 months

And you get to work with a solid team, speaking from experience.

lyrae · 3 months

Excited to use this daily. Any chance of getting up on elpa/marmalade ?

kushier · 5 months

Tuesday sometime should work, afternoon probably. Enjoy your weekend!

kushier · 5 months

Found it. It's a Cisco/linksys WUSB54GC v3. All yours, just let me know how you want to meet.

kushier · 5 months

Sorry for the delay, I'm housesitting for a friend but will be back home soon. I'll dig it out and we can arrange how to get it to you.

kushier · 5 months

Pretty sure I have a spare one lying around, cisco I think. If I do it's yours, no trade needed. Let me see if I can find it and I'll message you.

A1kmm · 8 months

You should look at UrgencyHooks: http://xmonad.org/xmonad-docs/xmonad-contrib/XMonad-Hooks-UrgencyHook.html

And it was covered here: http://braincrater.wordpress.com/2009/03/14/pimp-your-xmonad-4-urgency-hooks/

murphybrowndog · 8 months

Just be careful, they often spray poison on the ones along the Springwater Trail in several places. I live right off of it and see them come through spraying every summer.

SleepyBonesJones · 8 months

Blink is a good spot, my wife found a great pair here and the staff were really friendly.

OPBGuy · 8 months

I'll second this. Speaking as an IT Director myself, the work is much less hands on technical work than you may expect and is solidly a management role. You do need a broad grasp and understanding of many IT topics, and It can be very enjoyable, but if you're the sysadmin/dev type then a Director of IT position is probably not the position you want to jump into.

Deltaway · 8 months

Can you share your process for doing this? I've been thinking of using LaTeX for more documentation, or a generic format that can be converted later using pandoc or similar, so any info would be helpful.

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