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| 1998/9/6-7 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:14553 Activity:high |
9/6 Any recommendations on daily planner software (preferably free)
for UNIX? -dpetrou
\_ ical - comes with RH linux
\_ Can now HotSync with the PalmPilot, too. -- pilot h0zer
\_ That's pretty cool; where can I read up about pilots
under Linux? -John
\_ If you're willing to cope with relatively high traffic
volumes, you should read the pilot-unix archives and
get on the pilot-unix list. -- pilot-unix h0zer
\_ Got a url for the archives? Thanks. -John
\_ http://www.acm.rpi.edu/~albert/pilot
It's a _big_ archive, but almost every piece of
Unix software for the Pilot is announced/discussed
there. |
| 1998/9/6-8 [Academia/Berkeley/Classes] UID:14554 Activity:kinda low |
9/6 My 170 TA sucks. Does anyone have any good recommendations for
170 TAs?
\_ Jiang Ji-yang. But only if you speak Cantonese.
\_ You mean Mandarin? This name doesn't sound like a Cantonese
person.
\_ No, he said he only speaks Cantonese. At least that's what
my Chinese friend said. Anyway, maybe my friend's Chinese
isn't as good as he thinks it is and the guy was really
saying he doesn't speak Cantonese? I dunno. Learn Chinese
before taking any Cal Math or EE/CS courses.
\_ actually, one can be Cantonese, yet spell one's name in the
Mandarin style.
\_ Korean is helpful, too. --dim
\_ I thought all the TA's were Indian.
\_ Hey! There ain't nothin wrong with Indian TAs.
I was one.
\_ Most of the Indian math TA's I've had did not
quite have mastery over English.
\_ Some of the American TA's I've had did not
quite have mastery over English either
\_ Sometimes TA's with English as their
second language suck and sometimes they
rule. Luck of the draw. |