crelf

Adam Curtis

Graeme Garden, Tim Brooke-Taylor and Bill Oddie.

they ask for your phone number and e-mail, if you want, send me those via private message.

Done - thanks Fab!

Chonolologically, yes.

I actually LOL'd

In that order?

I only miss out on that category by six months, smart arse.

If you know any UTS alumni that might be a good candidate for the International Alumni Award, then I'm sure they're apprecaite you nominating them here... Maybe someone you know who, oh, I don't know, graduated their physics degree in 1995? Someone who is one of the administrators of the largest independant LabVIEW community in the world? Know anyone like that?

A lot of us hit the food trucks over on 4th instead of waiting in line for 45mins (there's a really good Cuban food truck one over there - delicious!)

There once was a coder named Relf

Who was always promoting himself.

If only he knew

“Image Acquisition and Processing with LabVIEW”

to this day gathers dust on my shelf.

At least you bought a copy

Here -> http://360.io/m5rQGZ

and here -> http://360.io/dewHhs

How is your network usage during hte buld? When I'm building something for the first time on a PC is hasn't been built on before, sometimes LV needs to copy across a bunch of stuff from our respository of NI installers (on a network drive) and it can take a loooong time (hint: make sure you cache your installers on first build ).

Edit: wait, that's for installer builds, not executable build. Carry on.

Truchard Vineyards is donating a bottle of their highly coveted Truchard Pinot Noir, signed by Dr. T:

Is there anything that man can't do? Well, yes, because Truchard Vineyards is actually owned by Dr. T's brother - but we hear it's one hell of a drop. Maybe this prize should be taken off the door prize list, and added to the crelf drinking list...

Thanks to Truchard Vineyards and National Instruments. for continuing to support the LabVIEW community!

...so they're a good target for your lobbying efforts.

Mwwwuhahaha!

(d'autant plus que j'ai l'impression que vous maitrisez mieux le français que moi l'anglais )

Je ne suis pas sûr que c'est vrai - la plupart de mes française vient de Google Translate

pas de pain au chocolat por vous!

Le la direction du toilet s'il vous plaît?

Bien sûr. Je parle mieux Français que je l'écris

moi aussi

Delacor is donating a copy of "LabVIEW for Everyone" signed by esteemed LAVA members Lisa K. Wells (1st ed author), Jeffrey Travis (1st & 2nd ed author) and Jim Kring (2nd ed author) as a door prize at the LAVA/OpenG BBQ!

Thanks to Delacor for continuing to support the LabVIEW community!

Saphir is donating a pack of Saphir cool mousepads and your choice of one of their LabVIEW toolkits (a $500 value!) as door prizes at the LAVA/OpenG BBQ:

Thanks to Saphir for continuing to support the LabVIEW community!

Oh, I thought it was because of the NI Field Architects' secret anthem: "Between our quests we sequin vests and impersonate Clark Gable..."

For those who don't know them, the NI Field Architects are a small and elite group of LabVIEW awesomeness (some might call them oracles), with a *lot* of experience (ie: they're old ) - check out their new blog here: http://labviewjournal.com/

It's about time!

Whose reputation exactly?

Exactly!

National Instruments is donating a copy of the LabVIEW 2.0 User manual - signed by the father of LabVIEW himself: Jeff Kodosky!:

Wipe the cobwebs off your Mac Classic and get back to (pre-undo) basics of this circa 1991 retro-ness!

Thanks to National Instruments. for continuing to support the LabVIEW community!

I speak French and I just got my ticket.

Puis-je avoir un pain au chocolat s'il vous plaît?

how does everyone usually dress - like you are going to work or jeans/t shirt?

Aren't they the same thing?

Crap - what am I getting myself into???

Mwwwwwwwwwwwwwuuuuuuuuuuuhahahahahaaaaaaa!

The most sincere high-five is a self-high-five!

So many possible replies, such an online reputation to protect.

I will consider getting the student version, as long as it doesn't expire when I'm no longer eligible. (I can use it as long as I want, right?)

Right, as long as you don't violate any of the terms of the student license agreement.

V I Engineering, Inc. is donating 5 Arduino UNOs as door prizes at the LAVA/OpenG BBQ:

If you don't know what an Ardunio is, and how cool it is to program in LabVIEW, then check out this VIShots video blog. You can also find more info about the NI LabVIEW Interface for Arduino Toolkit here.

Thanks to V I Engineering, Inc. for continuing to support the LabVIEW community!

So you want a pro version, but you don't know what the features are, so why do you want a pro version?

Here's a comparison of the different versions: http://www.ni.com/labview/buy/

You migt also want to add your voice to this effort: http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW-Idea-Exchange/Noncommercial-Hobby-Home-license-for-LabVIEW/idi-p/1104566

A quick reminder: we'd love to have some awesome (and some not-so-awesome) door prizes at the BBQ! You don't have to list them here, but please bring them with you to the BBQ and we'll give them away.