September 2004 - Solar-general - lists.ourproject.org

Fw: Re: Que asco.
by Diego Saravia 17 Sep '04

17 Sep '04

---------- Forwarded Message ----------- From: "Linux - Guiye" <linux(a)brokersweb.com.ar> To: <balug-lst(a)balug.org.ar> Sent: Thu, 16 Sep 2004 17:35:28 -0300 Subject: Re: Que asco. Armen el rompecabezas para llegar a Site, vale la pena... http://www.me.gov.ar/spu/Noticias/Noticias_Universitarias_2002/noticias_dici embre_2002__utn__.html > Hola, voy con atraso, pero me parece interesante citar esto que encontre > googlizando el nombre del sujeto: > > --- > Carlos Alejandro Pérez (37) y su equipo de la UTN (Universidad Tecnológica > Nacional) de Resistencia, Chaco, obtuvo un premio de 49.500 dólares > otorgado por la división Microsoft Research > --- > > Digamos que el link original del thread no esta completo sin esa nota al > pie :) > Despues de semejante catarata de guita, una ameba tiene mas objetividad > que el catedratico amigo > > Slds > > > > _______________________________________________ > BALUG-lst mailing list > BALUG-lst(a)balug.org.ar > https://www.balug.org.ar/mailman/listinfo/balug-lst > > Si queres desubscribirte: balug-lst-request(a)balug.org.ar _______________________________________________ BALUG-lst mailing list BALUG-lst(a)balug.org.ar https://www.balug.org.ar/mailman/listinfo/balug-lst Si queres desubscribirte: balug-lst-request(a)balug.org.ar ------- End of Forwarded Message ------- -- Diego Saravia dsa(a)unsa.edu.ar

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Petirorio para que el estado respete los estadares de la w3c
by Sebastian D. Criado 17 Sep '04

17 Sep '04

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 La Asociación Argentina de Nuevas Tecnologías junto con el GNU/Linux User Group Rosario, elaboramos el siguiente petitorio http://www.petitiononline.com/estw3c01/petition.html para que se respeten los estándares del w3c en los sitios estales. Pedimos firmar en caso de estar de acuerdo y difundir. A continuación les paso el texto. - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Muchos desarrolladores, empresas especializadas y cursos de desarrollo web ignoran las ventajas que tiene adaptarse a las normas del W3C (World Wide Web Consortium - http://www.w3c.org) El W3C fue creado en 1994 a fin de ayudar a la World Wide Web a desplegar todo su potencial marcando entandares de desarrollo para promover la interoperabilidad en forma segura permitiendo la evolución de la WEB. El W3C esta compuesto por más de 350 organizaciones de todo el mundo que tienen reconocimiento internacional por contribuir al crecimiento de la WEB (http://www.w3c.org/Consortium/) Entre algunas de las virtudes se encuentran: Que los sitios desarrollados puedan verse de igual o similar forma en los distintos navegadores que soportan las normas de la w3c tanto en entorno gráfico [1] como en entorno de texto [2] siendo estos ultimos los que permitirían seguir utilizando hardware más viejo con sistemas operativos que requieren menos recursos que los que orientan su usabilidad al ambiente gráfico para acceder a la información de dichos sitios. Que programas de lectura para personas invidentes puedan interpretar correctamente el texto de las paginas web para de esa forma traducir al lenguaje hablado su contenido. Permite desarrollos de tecnologías que brinden similares funciones independientemente de quién sea el desarrollador o el software utilizado para su desarrollo. Que pueda brindarse mantenimiento a los sitios web sin la necesidad de herramientas que requieran el pago de licencias. Los abajo firmantes consideramos que los sitios web que desarrolla y mantiene el estado nacional, y los estados provinciales y municipales de la República Argentina (ya sea por cuenta propia o de terceros), en todos sus ámbitos, deben contar con estas características, dado que el estado debe brindar a los ciudadanos medios de acceso a la información que sean flexibles y que no representen un obstáculo, sino todo lo contrario. Dado que el estado debe poder brindar información y los medios para obtenerla a los ciudadanos así como los medios para que los ciudadanos se comuniquen con el estado. Una gran cantidad de sitios web pertenecientes a reparticiones públicas no cumplen con los estándares del W3C, haciendo dificultoso (y en muchos casos, imposible) el acceso a los mismos excluyendo del acceso a la información a quienes no usan determinada marca o modelo de software comercial, hecho que contradice el espíritu mismo de cualquier información pública La forma de verificar si un sitio esta o no cumpliendo los estándares del w3c, es usando una herramienta disponible libremente en el sitio web del W3C cuyo link difundimos para que se evalúen los sitios que se requiera a fin de informar a los responsables: http://validator.w3.org/ [1] Navegadores que funcionan sobre entorno gráfico y que se adaptan a las normas del w3c: Ej: mozilla, netscape, konqueror, epiphany, galeon [2] Navegadores que funcionan sobre entorno texto y que se adaptan a las normas del w3c: Ej: links, lynx Firmado: Asociación Argentina de Nuevas Tecnologías http://www.ant.org.ar/ Sebastián D. Criado - Presidente Grupo de Usuarios de GNU/Linux Rosario http://www.lugro.org.ar/ - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Saludos./ - -- - -- Sebastián D. Criado - scriado{en}ciudad.com.ar L.U.G.R.o - http://www.lugro.org.ar GNU/Linux Registered User # 146768 - ------------------------------------------------------------------- "Si el Universo fuera un programa estaría hecho en C, y correría sobre un sistema UNIX" Anónimo. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.4 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFBSOsV8hmHQ8ZCg0IRAlujAJ9GXs6+n3dpXPz1AWD6LYfSlElAUgCgvH/x wpUwPUijknrhUKxnyhiGxLQ= =6i8F -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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(16-09.2004) New packages for UTUTO-e / Nuevos paquetes para UTUTO-e
by Daniel Olivera -Mate.Cosido 17 Sep '04

17 Sep '04

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 https://200.32.4.39/xp/modules/news/article.php?storyid=54 UTUTO-e Development Team Grupo de Desarrollo de UTUTO-e - -- Mate.Cosido (..aun fuera de la ley) (* UTUTO-e GNU System + Linux *) (* 2.6.7 / XOrg 6.8 compilado con gcc 3.4.1 *) Daniel Olivera (Mate.Cosido) -- GNU/Linux #267582 - AR #1832 Telefono / Phone: (+5411) 4207-1701 / 7688 Celular / Cell Phone: (+5411) 5637-5979 Key Server: pgpkeys.netsys.com.ar ICQ: 8368437 -- AIM/Yahoo: doliveralinux -- MSN : No uso Jabber: jabber.netsys.com.ar / ususario: mate.cosido Estudien mucho para poder dominar la tecnica que permite dominar la naturaleza. CHE -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.6 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFBSkx4mUZ7u+iPzsQRAtd5AJ9H7HaW6dmV8n7kpRH8wpkzFT2cuACggrab PJSO+dWWsbiCDVah4l/D+cA= =LzOL -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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equipo editorial
by Diego Saravia 17 Sep '04

17 Sep '04

Una de las ideas que estuve conversando con algunos respecto a las actividades de solar y sus reuniones, pasa por publicar los trabajos novedosos que se presenten. Para esto es necesario varias cosas, tener un buen comite academico y un buen equipo editorial que coordine la recepcion de trabajos y los publique en papel, pdf y html La idea entonces pasaria por definir un mecanismo para que los miembros envien sus trabajos a las reuniones tecnicas (de informatica y juridicas) en algun formato prestablecido, tipo LaTeX y/o xml/sgml- docbook Ademas habria que vincular esta revista tanto de actas de reuniones como una revista con ISSN al movimiento de publicaciones abiertos internacional.- Si hay gente interesada en trabajar en esto, por favor avisen. Los primeros pasos serian definir un formato para recibir trabajos. -- Diego Saravia dsa(a)unsa.edu.ar

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Busqueda de experto Linux.
by Diego G. Calbo Elizondo 16 Sep '04

16 Sep '04

Amigos, hay una busqueda para un experto en linux, quien esté interesado me lo pide en privado. No lo posteo en la bolsa de LUGAR porque es una referencia de un amigo y en esta lista están los responsable de dicha busqueda, que me parece muy extraño que no lo hayan posteado aún. Saludos. Diego G. Calbo Elizondo Operaciones - Telecomunicaciones Telespazio Argentina S.p.a. Finmeccanica Societá California 2082, Oficina D113 C1289AAP - C.A.B.A. - Argentina +54 11 4110 1300 Int.3 +54 11 4110 1300 Int.:131 Visit us @ http://www.finmeccanica.it Visit us @ http://www.telespazio.it

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[SOLAR - Software Libre Argentina] Publicaciones Recientes
by inet＠solar.org.ar 16 Sep '04

16 Sep '04

Muy buenas, este es un correo del web "SOLAR - Software Libre Argentina" (http://www.solar.org.ar) con los artículos y los breves publicados en estas últimas 7 jornadas. ---------------- NUEVOS ARTÍCULOS ---------------- ** Visita al Telecentro Luján del Buen Viaje ** por Gerardo Díaz el 15 de septiembre del 2004 Las Jornadas de Software Libre a realizarse los dias 17 y 18 de Setiembre de 2004 en el Telecentro Libre Lujan del Buen Viaje fueron la excusa perfecta aunque innecesaria para concretar una visita con la finalidad de conocer un poco mejor a las personas detrás de este emprendimiento gestionado por la Asociación Argentina de Teletrabajo, y el Instituto Terciario Superior "Nuestra Señora de Luján del Buen Viaje", que se desarrolla dentro del marco Proyecto Telecentros RUTEL de UNESCO. EL (...) -> http://www.solar.org.ar/article.php3?id_article=163 ** El Ministerio de Educación de Brasil lanza su proyecto de Software Libre ** por Olix el 9 de septiembre del 2004 El ministro de Educación del Brasil, Fernando Haddad, lanzará hoy el proyecto Software Libre en el MEC (Ministerio de Educación). El Software Libre se usará, a partir de este año, en todas las instituciones del gobierno federal. La medida busca reducir los gastos en licencias y royalties pagados por los programas informáticos utilizados actualmente. El evento contará con la participación del presidente del Instituto Nacional de Tecnologia da Informação (ITI), Sérgio Amadeu, y del director (...) -> http://www.solar.org.ar/article.php3?id_article=162 ------------- NUEVOS BREVES ------------- * Acuerdo entre la Universidad Nacional de Rosario y una empresa privada para desarrollar software libre * - 16 de septiembre del 2004 En el mes de junio, la Universidad Nacional de Rosario formalizó un convenio con la empresa privada Openware. El acuerdo, tiene como objeto desarrollar, en el plazo de diez meses, un software de código abierto, que estará a disposición de toda la sociedad, para uso libre e investigación. -> http://www.solar.org.ar/breve.php3?id_breve=121 * Cómo asociarse a SoLAr. * - 13 de septiembre del 2004 A todos y todas: Están invitados a participar formalmente a la Asociación Civil SoLAr (Software Libre Argentina), como socios activos. Para ello, dejamos a disposición el formulario de inscripción junto con un anexo (no obligatorio) para completar. Solicitud de inscripción Anexo (...) -> http://www.solar.org.ar/breve.php3?id_breve=78

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Brasil, la meca del hacking
by Fernando Toledo 16 Sep '04

16 Sep '04

cuac! http://www.diarioti.com/gate/n.php?id=7540 -- Fernando Toledo telnet://bbs.docksud.com.ar http://www.docksud.com.ar icq #2681612 jabber://[email protected]

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manual debian
by Diego Saravia 16 Sep '04

16 Sep '04

http://www.togaware.com/linux/survivor/ -- Diego Saravia dsa(a)unsa.edu.ar

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economis premia a linus
by Diego Saravia 16 Sep '04

16 Sep '04

( BW)(CA-THE-ECONOMIST) The Economist Celebrates New Routes to Innovation at the 3rd Annual Innovation Awards and Summit in San Francisco Business Editors SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 14, 2004--The Economist -- Awards for Social and Economic Innovation join the list of awards recognising individuals driving the most financially successful breakthroughs in Bioscience, Computing, Communications, Energy and the Environment Wi-Fi and wireless LAN standardisation, the Prius hybrid automobile, Linux, microcredit for the poor, the first products resulting from gene cloning, and scanning tunnelling microscopy -- these are among the achievements that will be recognized today as The Economist hosts an event in San Francisco honouring the individuals and best practices that drive successful innovations that transform our global economy. The Economist's Third Annual Innovation Awards and Summit provides a rare opportunity to hear how the world's most inventive people are transforming our world and the way we create and turn revolutionary ideas into financially successful products and practices. The evening ceremony, which follows the day-long Summit, will feature the presentation of a new award for Social and Economic Innovation. The awards ceremony will also celebrate the achievements of five individuals responsible for industry-altering breakthroughs in Bioscience, Communications, Computing, Energy and the Environment, as well as a special "No Boundaries" category, honouring innovation that transcends industries. Winners were nominated by Economist readers and journalists, and an internationally renowned panel of judges, chaired by Tom Standage, the editor of The Economist's Technology Quarterly. "Tonight's awards recognise top innovators whose work has both driven progress in their particular fields and contributed more widely to global social and economic prosperity," said Standage. "The Economist is proud to recognise and thank them for their achievements." Through the spring, a distinguished panel of 17 judges nominated up to five individuals for one or more awards, drawing on their specialised knowledge in the six award categories. Nominations were also solicited from key science and technology writers at The Economist and from The Economist readership. The nominations and eventual winners were evaluated against three key criteria: impact on an emerging branch of science and technology; effect on a marketplace or the creation of a new market; and the impact on revenue of the sponsoring organisation or the well-being of society in general. The Economist recognises the following leaders for launching new markets and revolutionising the way business is done: -- Bioscience, Gene cloning and drug research: David Goeddel, Vice President of Research, Amgen, San Francisco. David Goeddel's work on gene cloning and the expression of human proteins directly led to the development of five important therapeutics. His many pioneering contributions in the field of hormones and cytokines include the cloning and expression of insulin, work which was initially published in 1978 and became the first drug produced by recombinant DNA technology. His work also led to innovations in human growth hormone, interferon-alpha, interferon-gamma and tissue plasminogen activator, producing an estimated annual revenue stream of $400 million for Goeddel's then-employer, Genentech. Goeddel was elected in 1994 to both the National Academy of Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. -- Computing, Linux: Linus Torvalds, Fellow, Open Source Development Lab. Torvalds originated Linux in 1991 as a 21-year-old computer science student at the University of Helsinki, Finland. Dissatisfied with the MS-DOS (and early Windows) operating system standard prevalent on PCs, Torvalds made Linux freely available for downloading, releasing the source code so that people with knowledge of computer programming could modify Linux to suit their own needs. The software created a huge following, eventually attracting big industry players such as Oracle, IBM, Intel, Netscape and others. It also spawned several new software companies, including Red Hat, SUSE LINUX and Turbolinux. Today, there are hundreds of millions of copies of Linux running on servers, desktop computers, network equipment and in embedded devices worldwide. With the support of the Open Source Development Labs (OSDL), Torvalds now works exclusively on vendor-independent, neutral development of the Linux kernel. -- Energy and the Environment, Prius hybrid automobile: Takeshi Uchiyamada, Director, Toyota Motor Corporation. Acting under a Toyota directive to create the lowest emissions vehicle possible, Uchiyamada in 1994 became leader of a project dubbed G21, for Global 21st Century. Toyota gave Uchiyamada a free hand in the design of a new automobile, unbound by traditional restraints such as component sharing, marketing considerations and project hierarchy. Uchiyamada's team initially developed an automobile that employed both an internal combustion engine and electric motor, working alternately or together, engaged with a clutch. Later, some 80 research engineers (working to meet a deadline of the 1997 Kyoto Conference on global warming) reviewed multiple engine designs to develop what eventually would become a full-production vehicle. By 2002, Prius sales had topped 100,000 units worldwide. -- Communications, Development and Standardisation of Wireless LANs: Vic Hayes, Former Chair IEEE 802.11 Standards Working Group for Wireless LANs; Former Chair of the Wi-Fi Alliance Regulatory Committee. Considered the "father" of Wi-Fi (wireless fidelity networking), Vic Hayes chaired the Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE) committee to establish the WLAN standard, IEEE 802.11, which was set in 1996. The technology pushed down prices of wireless Web access, service and equipment, leading to what fast became ubiquitous wireless Internet connectivity at hotels, airports, cafes, businesses and homes. WLAN equipment suppliers will generate $3.2 billion in revenue in 2006, up from about $1.25 billion last year. Proponents see the technology getting ever faster, eventually handling streaming video and telephone calls. Hayes, who resides in the Netherlands, retired from his position as senior scientist at Agere Systems in 2003. -- "No Boundaries", Scanning Tunnelling Microscope: Gerd Binnig, Heinrich Rohrer, and Christoph Gerber, researchers at IBM Zurich Research Laboratory in Switzerland, developed in 1981 the "scanning tunnelling microscope," or STM. Unlike a true microscope that provides a direct image of an object, STM is based on the principle that the structure of a surface can be studied using a stylus that scans the surface at a fixed distance. Recording the vertical movement of the stylus makes it possible to study the structure of the surface atom by atom. The study of surfaces is an important part of physics, with particular applications in semiconductor physics, microelectronics and chemistry. STM also has been used in the study of DNA molecules. About 300 companies worldwide are developing instruments based on STM technology. In 1986 Binning and Rohrer shared half of the Nobel Prize in physics for their work on the scanning tunnelling microscope. (Half of that award went to Ernst Ruska for designing the first electron microscope.) Gerber was instrumental in the building of the microscope. -- Social and Economic Innovation, Microcredit: Muhammed Yunus, a former economics professor from Bangladesh, is the founder and managing director of Grameen Bank. Yunus realized that poor women in small villages could work their way out of poverty if they had access to small amounts of credit. He began lending small sums of money, eventually creating Grameen Bank. The bank's mission is to lend money to the poorest of the poor in the countryside. Typical customers are women who borrow about $30 without signing legally binding documents acknowledging their debt. Although each is responsible for her own loan repayment, they join a group with other borrowers who provide peer-support and encouragement. This relationship is based upon relationship and trust; the result: a loan repayment rate of 98%. Grameen Bank currently operates 1,256 branches providing credit to more than 3.7 million poor people in more than 45,000 villages in Bangladesh. The microcredit model has been emulated in 50 countries around the world, including the United States, where in the 1980s then-governor Bill Clinton approached Yunus to apply the approach in Arkansas. The day long celebration of innovation, sponsored by Scottish Development International, Strategos, Dow Corning and Burson-Marsteller and developed in cooperation with Mosaic Media Partners, opens with an Innovation Summit aimed at exploring how the process of innovation itself is changing. The convergence of sparkling guest speakers, this year's winners, and the writers of The Economist Technology Quarterly create a platform to share ideas, learn from others, and create new knowledge to further the potential of innovation. Notes to Editor: About Economist Conferences Economist Conferences is a leading provider of highly interactive meetings -- including industry conferences, management events and government roundtables -- for senior executives seeking new insights into important strategic issues. Participants exchange views and compare experiences with other decision-makers and with specialist speakers from relevant fields. www.economistconferences.com About Scottish Development International Scottish Development International is a joint venture between the Scottish Executive and Scottish Enterprise. Its vision is to fully integrate Scotland's international economic development activities. Under the umbrella of 'Smart Successful Scotland,' the new strategy to make Scotland a key economic player in the 21st century, comes 'The Global Connections' strategy, reflecting the radical changes needed for Scotland to prosper in the new age of the knowledge economy. For more information on Scottish Development International, please visit the web site at www.scottishdevelopmentinternational.com. About Strategos Strategos helps companies meet the competitive challenges of a nonlinear world by embedding strategy and innovation into the core of an organization. We work closely with our clients to renew core business concepts, illuminate competencies, challenge processes, and inspire people. Founded in 1995, Strategos is the world's leading group of strategy consultants -- recognized for ground-breaking ideas about strategic innovation. We serve major client companies in diverse industries and in all parts of the world. We've successfully worked with over 100 organizations. About Burson-Marsteller Burson-Marsteller (www.bm.com) established in 1953, is a leading global public relations and communications counseling firm. It provides its clients with strategic thinking and program execution across a full range of public relations, public affairs, advertising and other communications services. The firm has 72 offices in 32 countries, linking more than 1,600 professionals in a seamless global network and unified culture. In 1979, the firm joined the Young & Rubicam family of companies, which in October 2000 was acquired by WPP Group plc, one of the world's leading communications services groups. About Mosaic Media Partners Mosaic Media Partners LLC (www.mosaicmediapartners.com) provides outsourced media services with a focus on content, marketing and sponsorship sales. The company, based in California and New York, works with media companies, associations and business marketers to develop content-rich event, print, and online media programs. It also provides media sales and marketing services. In addition to The Economist, clients include the Great Place to Work Institute, Wired, Federal Computer Week, Advanstar's Technology Group, Thomas Publishing, Thomson Financial, the Western Payments Alliance, Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard and RSA Security. --30--MC/sf* CONTACT: Burson-Marsteller for Economist Conferences Laura Evenson, 415-591-4037 Laura_Evenson(a)sfo.bm.com KEYWORD: CALIFORNIA INDUSTRY KEYWORD: AUTOMOTIVE BANKING BIOTECHNOLOGY SOFTWARE NETWORKING SOURCE: The Economist -- Diego Saravia dsa(a)unsa.edu.ar

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Alguien que vaya a Lujan este viernes.
by Daniel Olivera -Mate.Cosido 16 Sep '04

16 Sep '04

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Estimados amigos: El viernes proximo, se hara el evento de Lujan que anunciara Angelica. Yo ire como representante del proyecto UTUTO-e. Dado el horario 16 a 22, se hace bastante dificil para mi viajar en transporte publico para el regreso a mi casa. El motivo, la seguridad, voy con una notebook, que en ambientes tecnicos no es gran cosa, pero que se complica al momento de pasar por una situacion de robo y se hace ridicula la explicacion. Desearia saber si alguien va en auto asi puedo "colarme" con esa parsona para poder garantizar mi presencia y regreso a salvo nuevamente en mi casa. Otra posibilidad es quedarme en la casa de alguien y asistir el sabado al evento y regresar "con la luz del dia". Abrazos y a la espera de alguna posibilidad Daniel - -- Mate.Cosido (..aun fuera de la ley) (* UTUTO-e GNU System + Linux *) (* 2.6.7 / XOrg 6.8 compilado con gcc 3.4.1 *) Daniel Olivera (Mate.Cosido) -- GNU/Linux #267582 - AR #1832 Telefono / Phone: (+5411) 4207-1701 / 7688 Celular / Cell Phone: (+5411) 5637-5979 Key Server: pgpkeys.netsys.com.ar ICQ: 8368437 -- AIM/Yahoo: doliveralinux -- MSN : No uso Jabber: jabber.netsys.com.ar / ususario: mate.cosido Estudien mucho para poder dominar la tecnica que permite dominar la naturaleza. CHE -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.6 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFBSGrAmUZ7u+iPzsQRAigRAJ93h/6FJ46OBiI+kGjsJw4IgcnL4gCbBMqL /5EmQAk07A4SXlLdXrp/dp4= =SfWg -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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