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Tag Archives: absence management
Some March Musings
Shortly after I posted the Busybox post I received an email from the vendor whose device I was working with, offering assistance. Nice! I really haven’t leveraged it (yet) because the toughest nut I had to crack was the roundtrip … Continue reading
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A Busybox encounter
If you have worked with embedded systems you have probably bumped into Busybox. If you are a long time Linux geek, you probably know Busybox. My first encounter with Busybox started last weekend and has been almost non-stop since. Here … Continue reading
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Pondering when to change from proprietary to Open Source
I engaged in a round of discussions on open source on the Midrange-L list regarding the use and merits of open source software in the enterprise. I wasn’t really surprised all that much by the content of the discussion, there … Continue reading
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Tagged absence management, K-12 education, substitutes, time card
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