Discussion:
Buildings falling over / rebuilding in Christchurch
Bruce Kingsbury
2011-03-08 23:37:59 UTC
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If you're going to fork the topic please change the subject line?
plan. If we're lucky we get something functional, I'm not holding my
breath on the asthetic given that architects' primary purpose is to
massage their egos by perpetually holding competitions on who can build
the fugliest. At least it'll be safe (well, by and large), and we can
always hope.
Volker
The Art Gallery seems to be pretty good evidence that fugly outlasts
aesthetics. Never cared for it myself though it seems to be a fairly
good media base.
The art gallery was designed and built extra strong because it houses
valuable works of art, and therefore works well as a command centre. I think
it has certain architectural merit, but the eye of the beholder is the key
to any such view.
<rant>  the canterbury regional council (ecan) have a bunker designed for
civil defence emergencies. however they have fallen out so badly with the
ccc that it doesn't get used. politics be damned. </rant>
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Nick Rout
2011-03-08 23:47:09 UTC
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Post by Bruce Kingsbury
If you're going to fork the topic please change the subject line?
sorry. (FWIW I don't think i started it, but I might have)
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David L Neil
2011-03-09 00:57:25 UTC
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Post by Bruce Kingsbury
If you're going to fork the topic please change the subject line?
Actually... (for those of us who use the threading capabilities of our
email clients)
it is necessary to start anew, regardless of msg title/subject line
(else there will be thread/subject co-mingling, boils will break out on
your body, the sun will cease to shine, and something else involving
frogs...)
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Mark Foster
2011-03-09 01:21:05 UTC
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Post by Bruce Kingsbury
If you're going to fork the topic please change the subject line?
Actually... (for those of us who use the threading capabilities of our email
clients)
it is necessary to start anew, regardless of msg title/subject line
(else there will be thread/subject co-mingling, boils will break out on your
body, the sun will cease to shine, and something else involving frogs...)
If it's a true fork i'll be happy with a revised subject line.

If it is indeed a new subject, a new thread is appropriate.

I dare say however the Christchurch discussion has gone quite
non-Linuxy....


Mark.

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Nevyn
2011-03-09 03:32:11 UTC
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Post by Mark Foster
If it's a true fork i'll be happy with a revised subject line.
If it is indeed a new subject, a new thread is appropriate.
I dare say however the Christchurch discussion has gone quite non-Linuxy....
Mark.
My fault. I forked. (I think). Anyway - not Linuxy but of concern to
enough Linux users that it could possibly sneak on here... There are
definitely some issues here the people seem interested in
discussing...

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Bruce Kingsbury
2011-03-09 03:42:47 UTC
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Meantime over on NZOSS they're discussig (on topic) the openness of
the software that hosts http://eq.org.nz /
Post by Nevyn
Post by Mark Foster
If it's a true fork i'll be happy with a revised subject line.
If it is indeed a new subject, a new thread is appropriate.
I dare say however the Christchurch discussion has gone quite non-Linuxy....
Mark.
My fault. I forked. (I think). Anyway - not Linuxy but of concern to
enough Linux users that it could possibly sneak on here... There are
definitely some issues here the people seem interested in
discussing...
Regards,
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Bruce Clement
2011-03-09 04:15:29 UTC
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Post by Bruce Kingsbury
Meantime over on NZOSS they're discussig (on topic) the openness of
the software that hosts http://eq.org.nz /
Are you sure?

If that comment's based on my comment about that site in the "OSS
story on the NBR website" thread, that was bad editing on my part.

The previous posting asked "Rather than merely changing the original
story, it'd be great to present to them an opportunity to write about
an actual open source success. Who has one that would interest NBR
and wants to reach out?" Unfortunately I trimmed that excessively and
lost context before my reply.

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Bruce Kingsbury
2011-03-09 05:34:36 UTC
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OK, so one comment isn't much of a discussion. Just trying to lead
things back onto the topic of the mailing list.. ;-)
Post by Bruce Clement
Post by Bruce Kingsbury
Meantime over on NZOSS they're discussig (on topic) the openness of
the software that hosts http://eq.org.nz /
Are you sure?
If that comment's based on my comment about that site in the "OSS
story on the NBR website" thread, that was bad editing on my part.
The previous posting asked "Rather than merely changing the original
story, it'd be great to present to them an opportunity to write about
an actual open source success.  Who has one that would interest NBR
and wants to reach out?" Unfortunately I trimmed that excessively and
lost context before my reply.
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