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...blishing direct communication, either through radio or landline, is not feasible within the budget constraints I have), and it is possible to store a complete copy of the mail spool to a small box at each station (the total mail spool over the period I care about is in the tens of megs). There are trams shuttling back and forth along this road (stopping at each station), and adding a small box (such as a weatherproofed Raspberry Pi with a wifi dongle) to transport files up and down the road is pretty simple. Doing incremental copies of the mail spool is also simple, keeping track of files that get...

Hi all, I have a time series a column vector with the ordered data so that the first column is the first observation and so on. The fact is that I want to run a multiple regression with only intercept. My first task is to run the regression on the first observation (1 from 276) and at the same time the same type of regressi?n on the 275 data. Then, is to run a regression on 2 of the data (the

...ion on ENUM and DUNDi: What they are, how they work, and how they work with Asterisk. Of course there will also be time to talk about phones and what's new in the Asterisk community. Date: Thursday June 1 Time: 7:00pm Place: Pint on Punt, 42 Punt Road Windsor (Near St Kilda Road trams and Windsor train station) http://pintonpunt.com.au/ Come one, come all. Bring some cool toys if you like. Last time, we ended up building an Asterisk server with a bunch of phones, and connected it wirelessly to the phone network. Pretty good for a bunch of people in a pub. :-) We also...

...P get together. Thursday the 7th is the December meeting of the Melbourne VOIP club. We will be meeting at the usual place which is Pint on Punt, 42 Punt Road Windsor. It's near the big messy intersection of Dandenong Road, King's Way, Punt Road, Fitzroy Street and St Kilda Road. Lots of trams go by there, and Windsor train station is just up the street. Parking can be had on Peel Street. We meet in the restauranty half on the pub, up and towards the back (you'll see what I mean). We will see if we can organise a door prize. Hope to see everyone there.