[OctDev] Re: Octave Wiki

[Etienne G. <et...@cs...>]

  Hi Randall,

I just added your IP.  Thx for proposing to help w/ the wiki.

  Cheers,

  Etienne

On Mon, Jul 25, 2005 at 08:07:44AM -0700, Randall Schuh wrote:
# Cool - my IP is 68.126.150.4.  Let me know if you need to shut it back
# down and I'll see about getting an account with a static address,
# through which I can connect -- someday I need to get my website up and
# running again anyway.
# 
# Thanks,
# Randall
# 
# On 7/25/05, Etienne Grossmann <et...@cs...> wrote:
# > 
# > Hi Randall,
# > 
# > just send me your IP, I'll add a regexp to match IPs from your
# > provider and hope it doesn't host wiki defacers.
# > 
# >   Cheers
# > 
# >   Etienne
# > 
# > On Sun, Jul 24, 2005 at 09:47:00AM -0700, Randall Schuh wrote:
# > # Hi,
# > #
# > # I have dial-up, so I don't have a static IP.  Have you considered
# > # going to some form of password protection?  Is there any other way
# > # that I would be able to contribute to the wiki?
# > #
# > # I have hated MATLAB documentation for years.  This weekend, I started
# > # doing some personal calculations and realized how much time I could
# > # save by using MATLAB.  Then I looked it up and realized how much they
# > # charge.  Neither am I willing to pay that much nor do I think that it
# > # is productive for individuals and small companies to give the
# > # MathWorks that much money for relatively simple software.  As such, I
# > # feel compelled to contribute to the development of Octave.  My hatred
# > # for MATLAB documentation and my general love of wikiwikis would make
# > # the Octave wiki the natural place to operate.
# > #
# > # Let me know if there's any work around that will let me access the wiki -
# > #
# > # Thanks,
# > # Randall Schuh
# > #
# > 
# > --
# > Etienne Grossmann ------ http://www.cs.uky.edu/~etienne
# > 
# > 
# 
# 
# -- 
# PS I guess I will be calling myself that from now on -- Margit doesn't
# like "Randy" (which I never used at work because I thought it would be
# awkward for introductions) and I'm getting accusomed to being called
# "Randall".  Feel free to call me whatever you want -- for my part --
# but be prepared for me to use Randall.
# 

-- 
Etienne Grossmann ------ http://www.cs.uky.edu/~etienne