OpenPGP/GPG SmartCard group buy [Cut Off 11/20/15]

[Michael Englehorn]

I lost my OpenPGP/GPG SmartCard recently and am going to be buying a new
one.

I'm interested to know if anyone else wants to buy one as they have
volume discounts.

Prices are as follows.
OpenPGP Smartcard with SIM Breakout v2.1, 1 only $15.16
2 or more $15.15 each
5 or more $13.30 each
10 or more $12.84 each

Gemalto Shelltoken Card Reader, 1x or more $16.64

These are prices directly from kernel concepts which is where I will be
ordering from.
All prices have been converted from EUR to USD and may change slightly
due to exchange rate fluctuations before the order is placed. I'll get a
quote on the 20th and send out invoices when I receive the quote.

This is the easiest to use combination as it lets you put the smart card
permanently into something the size of a USB thumb drive. If you prefer
to use it as a smart card you can leave it in the breakout card.

Reply to the group if you are interested and I'll make a list of people
to e-mail directly.

Cut-off will be 11/20/15.

Thank you,
Michael Englehorn
Minion

[Patrick Stein]

When I make a commit in git, I don't always get all of the changes that I want into a single commit.  As such, it's not useful to review one commit at a time.  Let me see if I can find a small example...

This commit:

    https://github.com/nklein/cl-priority-queues/commit/fe890361fa443a237fc572ba945b50a11e2fba67

Fixes something that I just added in the commit before it:

    https://github.com/nklein/cl-priority-queues/commit/700c8d0c6c7655454814220e44f963ee5043a877

It would be more useful for me to make a code review that was the merge of these two changesets.  I'd rather not have to do tricks with branches and editing history to try to get a single commit to have the combination of those two changesets in it.  It would be nice if the reviewers could review this:

     https://github.com/nklein/cl-priority-queues/compare/20c9f6cca716adf0eb302d0484c334540efbfd76...fe890361fa443a237fc572ba945b50a11e2fba67

That way, no one has to bother commenting on the original implementation of REMOVE-FROM-PLIST and I don't have to have to (remember to) squash history before pushing to github.

Anyhow, I understand that could be a pain on your end though... so... not too worried about it.... I can certainly play branch tricks if it comes to that.

...Patrick

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[Patrick Stein]

And, I replied to the wrong email... :)

[Jeremy]

Even if it was a mis-send...

Have you tried git-flow?  

Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE smartphone

[orion]

im in for 2

[M Waterhouse]

I'm interested, even if I don't know what I'd use one for.

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[Kelly Murphy]

You can count me in for 1 or 2

On Fri, Oct 30, 2015 at 3:09 PM, Michael Englehorn <mic...@englehorn.com> wrote: