Hello every one.
Needs (B-)(B negetive) blood for my one of my friends
relative.
its kinda urgent.
If you are interested or have some one in mind, Please
contact on following details.
mobile: 01819128804
email: shyen777@...
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Thank you...
Allah Hafez,
-SHYEN
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OpenSUSE 10.3 CD Images are available. Given blank CD(s), You can now send request to write you a copy.
Following files are available: openSUSE-10.3-GM-GNOME-i386.iso
678M openSUSE-10.3-GM-KDE-i386.iso 695M openSUSE-10.3-GM-Addon-Lang-i386.iso 617M openSUSE-10.3-GM-Addon-NonOss-BiArch.iso
476M openSUSE-10.3-GM-i386-mini.iso 72M
In the mean time, is there anyone who would like to download DVDs so that we can collect and make the writing facility available to others?
-- -- Best Regards, Annajiat Alim Rasel +88 01711935759 General Secretary BRAC University Computer Club (BUCC)
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Omi Azad <omi@...> Date: Oct 4, 2007 11:20 PM Subject: [bdlug] Crackdown on internet users in Bangladesh ? anyone know any more ?
To: bdlug@yahoogroups.com
Anyone know anything about this ?
Crackdown on internet users in Bangladesh An E-Bangladesh exclusive
Thursday October 04 2007 17:22:07 PM BDT
Fwd Muhammad Jan-E-Alam <mailto:deshivai@...> RAB & Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) pinpointing internet users with a fast connections. ISPs instructed to
reveal admin password, user data. "Traffic scanners" to monitor internet users. BTRC memo leaked to E-Bangladesh. RAB (Rapid Action Battalion) members assisted by BTRC (Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory
Commission) officials are conducting house-to-house searches in Dhaka, Chittagong and Sylhet pinpointing each and every internet user with a fast connection.
[An E-Bangladesh exclusive.]
RAB (Rapid Action Battalion) members assisted by BTRC (Bangladesh
Telecommunication Regulatory Commission) officials are conducting house-to-house searches in Dhaka, Chittagong and Sylhet pinpointing each and every internet user with a fast connection. In an unprecedented move
that clearly violates privacy rights and threatens freedom of speech and communication, a special cell comprising RAB and BTRC officials are now collecting user details name, address, login and usage statistics
from all the ISPs (Internet Service Provider) in order to profile more than 450,000 internet subscribers in the country.
Officials from different ISPs in Dhaka, Sylhet and Chittagong have confirmed to E-Bangladesh that they were verbally instructed late
September by the authorities to: Provide a list of all their subscribers with name, address and connection details. Share the admin password of internet gateway servers. Facilitate installation of "traffic scanners" provided by RAB
on gateway routers.
A memo issued by BTRC that instructed ISPs to share/reveal sensitive private data of internet users, business details and technical information was leaked to E-Bangladesh. This memo,
BTRC/E&O/ISP-Gen.(302)/2007-1697 , issued on September 26, was signed by Dilshat Ara Shela, Assistant Director Engineering & Operations, BTRC. It instructed and advised 72 ISPs in Dhaka, Chittagong and Sylhet:
To provide BTRC with details of bandwidth lease and usage. To provide details of "corporate/dedicated/shared" clients: Name, address, IP. To provide copies of technical agreements with connectivity providers. To
reveal individual client MRTG URL with user id and password.
"ISPs must have complete information regarding the exact location of the client," the memo advised. Failure to comply with BTRC demands may
result in closure of the ISP, it warned.
A senior BTRC official, on condition of anonymity, claimed to E-Bangladesh that BTRC is assisting RAB members in their crackdown on illegal VOIP operators. He could not, however, explain why regular home
users are being targeted.
In Dhaka, in the last week of September, a broadband user in a residential area received, as he described to E-Bangladesh in an email, "uninvited guests:" 5 plainclothes RAB men and 2 BTRC officials.
They said they were looking for VOIP equipments Clearly they saw I did not have any of those. Still a RAB member was asking me questions and taking notes, like, what I do in real life and internet etc I doubted
if those people even knew anything about VOIP, they were checking my computer Even my MSN Messenger and Skype contact lists were checked How could I explain to someone who did not even know about voice chats?
Similar reports of RAB visits to internet users in Chittagong and Sylhet have been confirmed. One user in Sylhet expressed his frustration via email,
Is it a crime, to have an internet connection? They were misbehaving
even when they wanted to check my computer. I was telling them I did not do any VOIP business then why check my computer No one is talking about this. Now if my sister wants to use internet RAB will come and search
for her, what nonsense is this?
[Translated from Bengali.]
In another email, a System Administrator of one of the ISPs told E-Bangladesh,
If this continues then using internet in Bangladesh will become a crime
sometime soon. We have to shut down our business. These people [RAB] enter our server rooms without permission and ask stupid questions and misbehave. I was informed by my sources inside BTRC that these house-to-house searches will intensify from next Thursday. If they go to
people's houses like this they will stop using internet out of fear.
If I have to reveal my admin password, user logins and passwords, what kind of service am I going to provide? Where in world they have found
this formula?
The ISP Association of Bangladesh umbrella organization of internet service providers could not be contacted. BTRC officials declined to issue any official explanation. Repeated attempts to contact RAB
headquarters in Dhaka for its version of the story failed.]
You will be glad to know that, Ankur is going to arrange a day long CMS training on Joomla [http://www.joomla.org/]. This course is
designed for anyone with basic computer skills who want to get a dynamic web site up and running fast. At the end of the day you would be able to develop your own web site online by Joomla!
Date: 5th October 2007, Friday.
Time: 9.30am to 3.00pm.
Registration Deadline: 4th October 2007, Thursday (depends on the seat availability).
Venue: iMesh Multimedia 29, Subash Bose Avenue, Dhaka - 1100 (Near St. Gregory High School)
Phone: 01915676694
We have also invited The Fedora Ambassador for Bangladesh and Fedora Free Media Program Contributor Mr. Imtiaz Rahi; he will be with us tomorrow as guest speaker.
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I read this in one mailing list. This is nice. You should read it. 8-)
There's an old joke that begins like this: What if operating systems were airlines?
* Windows Airlines -- The terminal is pretty and colorful, with
friendly stewards, easy baggage check and boarding, and a smooth take-off. After about 10 minutes in the air, the plane explodes with no warning whatsoever.
* Mac Airlines -- All the stewards, stewardesses, captains,
baggage handlers and ticket agents look the same, act the same, and talk the same. Every time you ask questions about details, you are told you don't need to know, don't want to know, and would you please
return to your seat and watch the movie.
* Linux Airlines -- Disgruntled employees of all the other OS airlines decide to start their own airline. They build the planes, ticket counters, and pave the runways themselves. They charge a small
fee to cover the cost of printing the ticket, but you can also download and print the ticket yourself. When you board the plane, you are given a seat, four bolts, a wrench and a copy of the seat-HOWTO.html. Once settled, the fully adjustable seat is very
comfortable, the plane leaves and arrives on time without a single problem, the in-flight meal is wonderful. You try to tell customers of the other airlines about the great trip, but all they can say is, 'You
had to do what with the seat?'
Model: Sony
VAIO VGN-C50HB/W Intel Celeron M 430 (1.73 GHz)
1 Gb RAM HDD 80 G 13.3 inches wide screen display Light weight 3kgs DVD supermulti
Wireless Lan,
Bluetooth Software: Windows Vista Home Basic, Microsoft Office 2007 [ You will not get the Windows Vista Box & Office Box
] 2 years full replacement warranty Price: 70000/= bd taka Contacts:
There are two separate groups that hold FOSS/Linux users in Bangladesh
One is BdOSN & allies and other one is BLUA. As far as I know, there is no communication between these groups.
Historically we have been working with BdOSN and still are with BdOSN.
BdOSN's contact points: Munir Hasan: is an CCNA instructor at BRACU Cisco Academy. He works in prime minister's office to strengthen ICT capacity of BD.
Mahay Alam Khan (MAK): is the arketing contact of BD for Open Office. Jamil Ahmed: is part of Ankur Group.
I am listing all possible programme in the month of holy ramada
1. 15th - BUET - A demonostration in the cafetaria from 10am-1pm Ubuntu and others. One computer is enough. (Sahid/Zaher lead. Sajal help)
I Mesh Computer - MAK
Central Programme - ??? May be at FREPD at 4pm. A Discussion meeting only.
2. 16th - BRAC - similar programme at the lobby. (Annajiat/Zico) IIUC - infront of the academic Building-1
MBSTU - Same (Omar faruk) SUST- same (Sust_OSN)
3. 20/21 - A wiki camp at IICT BUET (Belayet)
4. One special (15-21
everyday 1-3 pm at IDB Bhaban at any shop to show Ubuntu (may be less day) - MAK/Sajal others
The only think that we need is a banner only (Can be done with 300/taka)
5. A Leaflet to be distributed in those programme. ??? Ke likhbe?
I am listing all possible programme in the month of holy ramada
1. 15th - BUET - A demonostration in the cafetaria from 10am-1pm Ubuntu and others. One computer is enough. (Sahid/Zaher lead. Sajal help)
I Mesh Computer - MAK
Central Programme - ??? May be at FREPD at 4pm. A Discussion meeting only.
2. 16th - BRAC - similar programme at the lobby. (Annajiat/Zico) IIUC - infront of the academic Building-1
MBSTU - Same (Omar faruk) SUST- same (Sust_OSN)
3. 20/21 - A wiki camp at IICT BUET (Belayet)
4. One special (15-21
everyday 1-3 pm at IDB Bhaban at any shop to show Ubuntu (may be less day) - MAK/Sajal others
The only think that we need is a banner only (Can be done with 300/taka)
5. A Leaflet to be distributed in those programme. ??? Ke likhbe?
We can add colors to warning and error using color-gcc, an add on to gcc. Its available in Debian you can apt-install it, no idea about other distros.
http://packages.debian.org/colorgcc
Model: Sony VAIO VGN-C50HB/W Intel Celeron M 430 (1.73 GHz)
1 GHz RAM HDD 80 G 13.3 inches wide screen display Light weight 3kgs DVD supermulti
Wireless Lan,
Bluetooth Software: Licensed Windows Vista Home Basic, Licensed Office 2007 2 years full replacement warranty
Anyone to volunteer for content development and holding similar at BRACU in short notice?
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: munir hasan <
munir_hasan_pa@...> Date: Sep 11, 2007 2:26 PM Subject: [BDOSN_core_group] SFD programme To: Bdosn Core Group <BDOSN_core_group@yahoogroups.com
>
Thank you MAK for timely intervention...
I am listing all possible programme in the month of holy ramada
1. 15th - BUET - A demonostration in the cafetaria from 10am-1pm Ubuntu and others. One computer is enough. (Sahid/Zaher lead. Sajal help)
I Mesh Computer - MAK
Central Programme - ??? May be at FREPD at 4pm. A Discussion meeting only.
2. 16th - BRAC - similar programme at the lobby. (Annajiat/Zico) IIUC - infront of the academic Building-1
MBSTU - Same (Omar faruk) SUST- same (Sust_OSN)
3. 20/21 - A wiki camp at IICT BUET (Belayet)
4. One special (15-21
everyday 1-3 pm at IDB Bhaban at any shop to show Ubuntu (may be less day) - MAK/Sajal others
The only think that we need is a banner only (Can be done with 300/taka)
5. A Leaflet to be distributed in those programme. ??? Ke likhbe?
Glad to know that I will be getting a Fedora 7 DVD!
I study at BRAC University and as for me being sick, I have no objection to my copy being given to Annajiat Bhaia "Annajiat Alim Rasel <
annajiat@...>" for delivery. However, I will try my best to be present at the meeting place.
It is very good to know that you are coming. we are very glad to hear from you. Please allow us to help you out. I, being the General Secretary of BRAC University Computer Club (BUCC) and rest being former place holders or members at BUCC, most of us are known to each other. So, we can share the responsibility of distribution if you or the recipients do not have any objection.
I will be going home of these person, so I can deliver on SUN or MON 1) Loban Rahman <
mambazo007@...>,
2) Md Intekhabul Hafiz <mr.intekhab@...> Sick, Chokh Uthsay. 3) "M. Abdur Rahman" <
anon83@...>,
These 9 persons are irregularly available at BRAC University in this semester break, they are likely to come regularly after the semester starts. If they don't come on SUN, I can deliver to them by when they comes.
1) Shamim Ahmed <shamim7777@...> 2) "Khan Md. Anwarus Salam" <
kmanwar@...>, 3) Tanjin Ahsan <
tanjin.h@...>, 4) Mahdin Mahboob <mahdin.mahboob@...>, 6) "Choudhury Md. Zahid" <
zahid.choudhury@...
>, 7) Mohibuzzaman Zico <mailzico@...>, 8) Nur-Ul-Arafat Shomik <
nur.ul.arafat@...>, 9) Md.Sabbir
Rahman Sakib" <sakib3@...>
The following 2 person are known students, I forgot their faces, but viewing their Student ID cards, they can delivered to.
1) Supriyo Shafkat Ahmed <orphy@...>, 2) "Md. Kowsar Hossain Akand" <
kowserhossain@...>,
I have a confusion about following person. We have a Mehtab at BRACU but I'm not sure if it is him. Unless anyone else wishes to volunteer to deliver to him, you'll have to distribute his copy on your own hand. Is there anyone here who can confirm if it is our MEhtab
? (NOT mAhtab). 1) Mehtab Iqbal <
mehtab.iqbal@...
>,
So, among 20 people, we can deliver to 19 ppl for sure. If you wish and can, you may bring 19 copies. So, who comes, can take their copies, those who can not come on SUN, can take it from the club. These 19 people are confirmed BRACU students judging from their email addresses.
Thanks a lot for contacting in person and being a Fedora Ambassador for Bangladesh and Fedora Free Media Program Contributor for Bangladesh.
Just had a chat with Zico. And we planned to meet at BRAC university (Prangon) at Mohakhali at 5pm coming sunday 09-Sep-07. Please join us there and I will bring the DVDs for all of you there who will be joining that day.
Please confirm your presence as I will have to prepare the DVDs for that day.
I as a Fedora FreeMedia contributor from Bangladesh will try to fulfill all your requests. As I don't want to keep the other 15 person waiting another month or so.
As per Fedora practice I am supposed to send the DVD through postal mail. But Bangladesh's postal system has already put me into several problems.
So, I am going to prepare the DVDs for all of you and will request you to collect them from me at a convenient place in convenient time.
I live at Gopibagh (behind Ittefaq) and work at Grameen Solutions in Grameen Bank bhaban at Mirpur - 2. Also, I found few requester from BRAC university and they can collect them from EWU as I am doing MBA there.
Please feel free to contact me through phone and lets arrange your pickup.
It is very good to know that you are coming. we are very glad to hear from you. Please allow us to help you out. I, being the General Secretary of BRAC University Computer Club (BUCC) and rest being former place holders or members at BUCC, most of us are known to each other. So, we can share the responsibility of distribution if you or the recipients do not have any objection.
I will be going home of these person, so I can deliver on SUN or MON 1) Loban Rahman <mambazo007@...>,
2) Md Intekhabul Hafiz <mr.intekhab@...> Sick, Chokh Uthsay. 3) "M. Abdur Rahman" <anon83@...>,
These 9 persons are irregularly available at BRAC University in this semester break, they are likely to come regularly after the semester starts. If they don't come on SUN, I can deliver to them by when they comes.
1) Shamim Ahmed <shamim7777@...> 2) "Khan Md. Anwarus Salam" <kmanwar@...>, 3) Tanjin Ahsan <
tanjin.h@...>, 4) Mahdin Mahboob <mahdin.mahboob@...>, 6) "Choudhury Md. Zahid" <zahid.choudhury@...
>, 7) Mohibuzzaman Zico <mailzico@...>, 8) Nur-Ul-Arafat Shomik <nur.ul.arafat@...>, 9) Md.Sabbir
Rahman Sakib" <sakib3@...>
The following 2 person are known students, I forgot their faces, but viewing their Student ID cards, they can delivered to.
1) Supriyo Shafkat Ahmed <orphy@...>, 2) "Md. Kowsar Hossain Akand" <kowserhossain@...>,
I have a confusion about following person. We have a Mehtab at BRACU but I'm not sure if it is him. Unless anyone else wishes to volunteer to deliver to him, you'll have to distribute his copy on your own hand. Is there anyone here who can confirm if it is our MEhtab
? (NOT mAhtab). 1) Mehtab Iqbal <mehtab.iqbal@...
>,
So, among 20 people, we can deliver to 19 ppl for sure. If you wish and can, you may bring 19 copies. So, who comes, can take their copies, those who can not come on SUN, can take it from the club. These 19 people are confirmed BRACU students judging from their email addresses.
Thanks a lot for contacting in person and being a Fedora Ambassador for Bangladesh and Fedora Free Media Program Contributor for Bangladesh.
Just had a chat with Zico. And we planned to meet at BRAC university (Prangon) at Mohakhali at 5pm coming sunday 09-Sep-07. Please join us there and I will bring the DVDs for all of you there who will be joining that day.
Please confirm your presence as I will have to prepare the DVDs for that day.
I as a Fedora FreeMedia contributor from Bangladesh will try to fulfill all your requests. As I don't want to keep the other 15 person waiting another month or so.
As per Fedora practice I am supposed to send the DVD through postal mail. But Bangladesh's postal system has already put me into several problems.
So, I am going to prepare the DVDs for all of you and will request you to collect them from me at a convenient place in convenient time.
I live at Gopibagh (behind Ittefaq) and work at Grameen Solutions in Grameen Bank bhaban at Mirpur - 2. Also, I found few requester from BRAC university and they can collect them from EWU as I am doing MBA there.
Please feel free to contact me through phone and lets arrange your pickup.
Python 3000 (a.k.a. "Py3k", and released as Python 3.0) is a new
version of the language that is incompatible with the 2.x line of
releases. The language is mostly the same, but many details,
especially how built-in objects like dictionaries and strings work,
have changed considerably, and a lot of deprecated features have
finally been removed.
Zico wrote:
>
>
> On 8/19/07, *Darklord (:=* < <mailto:tobdlug@...>> wrote:
>
> can't see what there ????
>
> I don't hav login id or " creditcard" too ;)
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>
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> What a surprise!!!!!!!!!!
>
> how do you come here in this group???
>
> hahaha.. 8-D
>
> Best,
> Zico
> --
> "free software is a movement, a way of life....
> http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/ <
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/> "
>
> http://mohibuzzaman.blogspot.com
Zico wrote:
>
>
> On 8/19/07, *Darklord (:=* < <mailto:tobdlug@...>> wrote:
>
> can't see what there ????
>
> I don't hav login id or " creditcard" too ;)
>
>
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>
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>
>
> What a surprise!!!!!!!!!!
>
> how do you come here in this group???
>
> hahaha.. 8-D
>
> Best,
> Zico
> --
> "free software is a movement, a way of life....
> http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/ <
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/> "
>
> http://mohibuzzaman.blogspot.com