Mon, 21 Feb 2005
How does one replace a NIC?
As I wrote a few days ago, the RJ45 connector on my laptop is a bit broken. So, I went to my neighbour's house (the one who sold me the thing), and handed it over to him on Saturday.
Today, he mailed me telling that they need to replace the logic board. I haven't heard much more details (could be that it is broken, too), but if the only way to replace that connector is to replace the entire logic board, then something's wrong, I'm afraid...
Anyway. He's told me that I should have my laptop back by Wednesday or Thursday. I really hope this is true; I had my (previous) laptop in repair on last year's FOSDEM as well, I don't want to have to go to FOSDEM without one two years in a row...
Should I continue?
I've been providing some graphs based on the information on Takuo KITAME's maintainer ranking script for quite a while now. There's a graph for each developer email address that shows the evolution of the number of packages, bugs, and the average number of bugs per package.
Considering how gluck is continually overloaded currently, and seen that I'm not sure anyone even looks at these graphs, I'll remove them soonishly (unless people convince me that they're actually useful and that I should continue to provide them)
Update: okay, if you're going to link to something and claim you'll remove it in some short time, don't mistype the URL, so that people don't think you've already removed it. Fixed. Thanks, Pascal.
Some mail is welcome in /dev/null. Real mail, however, is welcome at my email address
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