[ale] Has the IT market bottomed out?

[Adrin]

Hey,
I liked the zapmedia product.  But did you ever thing of doing a lower end
model?  Say just a simple device that would connect to the input of a stereo
and be networked to a PC?   The PC would have a spool much like a printer
spool (queue) that would send the file over to the device ether wireless or
hardwired?  The device would convert the spool files to audio.  I think most
of the stuff is already on the market would just have to piece it together
and write an application, (Easier said than done. LOL)

Adrin
I should go to bed now.


-----Original Message-----
From: hirsch at zapmedia.com [mailto:hirsch at zapmedia.com]
To: ale at ale.org
Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 10:41 PM
To: Mark E. Schill
Cc: Joseph A Knapka; jeff hubbs; Tommie M. Jones; ale at ale.org
Subject: Re: [ale] Has the IT market bottomed out?


Mark E. Schill writes:
 > That sounds like a good idea actually. Any thoughts on a project??

I'll tell you what I really want on linux--a project management
application like Mocrosoft project, only better of course.  Back when
ZapMedia was large enough to have a bureaucracy I had to have a
windows box to run MS project, and I couldn't point to any equivalent
Linux tool.

--Michael

 >
 > Mark
 >
 >
 > Joseph A Knapka wrote:
 >
 >
 > "Mark E. Schill" wrote:
 >
 > Yeah,
 >
 > I was planning on looking for a house in May, but that of course has
 > been
 > put on hold indefinitely. The other thing that drives me crazy is that
 > lack
 > of work. I am incredibly bored since I lost my job and I can't spend
 > money
 > on doing anything.
 >
 >
 > Write a killer open-source app, release it, and watch the
 > job offers start rolling in...
 >
 > </not-sure-if-that-requires-a-sarcasm-tag-or-not>
 >
 > -- Joe

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