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Set number 6479597
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Cooper’s in Chaska was the beta site for my first real enterprise solution: Time Card Entry. Gary himself helped us out.
Source: Cooper’s Foods grocery store to close after nearly 107 years in Chaska – Bring Me The News
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From finance to retail to transportation, IBM has played an integral role in the development and maintenance of the systems that make modern life work
Source: Advancing Humanity collection
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When I talk about being part of the Pink Floyd internet community for a long time… I mean a long time. This is the being of the echoes mailing list, even before I established my domain. And as you can read, this wasn’t the first!
Date: Thu, 14 Nov 91 12:12:01 PST
From: bear at allston (h.w. neff)
Subject: Administrivia
To: echoes at fawnya.tcs.comhi all.
well, it looks like ‘eclipse’ is not going to come back any time soon.
the story i got is that jco has really bailed out.
i was told that ‘eclipse’ was in imminent danger of being restarted at
a moments notice, but it hasn’t happened and i’ve come to think that
it won’t.
my impatience has won out (no doubt over my good sense 8^)for the interim, i’ve started the ‘echoes’ list.
it is available as both a realtime feed and a digest, with 1 per day as
the anticipated rate.
initially everybody is in realtime mode.
the subscription/unsubscription process is automated through a mail
server (‘echoserv’) which should have sent you a notification of
subscription.
for those wanting to change from realtime to digest mode, you must
send mail with the following commands in the body:delete {your-mail-address-as-subscribed} echoes add-digest {your-mail-addressd} echoesto bail out all together, just send a “delete” command as illustrated
above.
NB: the delete command will (should?) remove you from both the realtime
and digest lists.
if you don’t do the delete, you will end up on both the realtime and
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I still use RSS everyday. How else can you consume a ton of information. Tiny Tiny RSS is my reader. I never thought I’d like something that was web only, but has everything (and more) that the late great Newsgator had.
Source: RSS is still pretty great
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