SMARTrain V1.01 released

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Joe Cipale

Well...

It has been a slow Xmas, so I have added/modified code for SMARTrain
V1.01.The url for download can be found at: http://www.aracnet.com/~joec/sw.html

As usual, this is a OpenSource/Freeware product for use on Linux/Unix/OSX-based platforms. It is
still a command line based tool, but development on the Motif version will begin shortly. For those
using OSX, download either of the tar files, and compile accordingly. I do not have an OSX platform
myself, but those users who have installed/tested the alpha/beta versions have reported no problems
compiling and using.

Changes and revisions in this release are:
* Postscript file generation/printing enabled.
* Max/Min range bug in database query fixed.
* Heart rate Zone tool defect resolved (Selected distance is now properly displayed.)
* Improved format for weekly report (html, postscript, txt formats).
* Improved format for monthly report (html, postscript, txt formats).

For those of you who are looking for the Windows based version, that is in the planning stage. No
ETA on delivery.

Usual disclaimers apply. Use freely but with the caveat that no warranties are supplied with this
application.

With respect to the last release of this application, my thanks to those of you who offered
suggestions. To those of you who offered flames, hey, you have the choice to use or not to use.
Flames will be promptly ignored and sent to my good buddy, Dave Null.

Best wishes in the upcoming season!
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Hold My Beer An

Asswipe,

Don't try to sell your cheesy software here.

Thanks, Hold My

"Joe Cipale" <joec@aracnet.com> wrote in message news:3FEDC6B2.BCC0E1C2@aracnet.com...
> Well...
>
> It has been a slow Xmas, so I have added/modified code for SMARTrain
> V1.01.The url for download can be found at: http://www.aracnet.com/~joec/sw.html
>
> As usual, this is a OpenSource/Freeware product for use on Linux/Unix/OSX-based platforms. It is
> still a command line based tool, but development on the Motif version will begin shortly. For
> those using OSX, download either of the tar files, and compile accordingly. I do not have an OSX
> platform myself, but those users who have installed/tested the alpha/beta versions have reported
> no problems compiling and using.
>
> Changes and revisions in this release are:
> * Postscript file generation/printing enabled.
> * Max/Min range bug in database query fixed.
> * Heart rate Zone tool defect resolved (Selected distance is now properly displayed.)
> * Improved format for weekly report (html, postscript, txt formats).
> * Improved format for monthly report (html, postscript, txt formats).
>
> For those of you who are looking for the Windows based version, that is in the planning stage. No
> ETA on delivery.
>
> Usual disclaimers apply. Use freely but with the caveat that no warranties are supplied with this
> application.
>
> With respect to the last release of this application, my thanks to those of you who offered
> suggestions. To those of you who offered flames, hey, you have the choice to use or not to use.
> Flames will be promptly ignored and sent to my good buddy, Dave Null.
>
> Best wishes in the upcoming season!
> --
> #----------------------------------------------------------# Penguinix Consulting # ----------------------------------------------------------
> ## Software development, QA and testing. # Linux support and training. # "Don't fear the penguin!"
> ## ----------------------------------------------------------# Registered Linux user: #309247
> #http://counter.li.org (http://counter.li.org/) # ----------------------------------------------------------#

Tom Henderson

"hold my beer and watch this..." <trdina@dejazzd.com> wrote in
news:pf6dnWBC6qptUHCi4p2dnA@dejazzd.com:

> Don't try to sell your cheesy software here.
>

Hello Genius,

He just said it's freeware. I suppose you're new to this reading thing?

Kaz Kylheku

Joe Cipale <joec@aracnet.com> wrote in message news:<3FEDC6B2.BCC0E1C2@aracnet.com>...
> Well...
>
> It has been a slow Xmas, so I have added/modified code for SMARTrain
> V1.01.The url for download can be found at: http://www.aracnet.com/~joec/sw.html

[snip]

> For those of you who are looking for the Windows based version, that is in the planning stage. No
> ETA on delivery.

You can probably obtain an instant, quick-and-dirty port using Cygwin.

Kaz Kylheku

Donald Munro

Joe Cipale wrote: <snip>
>> As usual, this is a OpenSource/Freeware product for use on Linux/Unix/OSX-based platforms.

hold my beer and watch this... wrote:

> Asswipe,
>
> Don't try to sell your cheesy software here.

dumbass,

Opensource/Freeware means its free. Consider visiting http://eslus.com/LESSONS/READING/READ.HTM to
improve your reading skills.

Tom Kunich

Hey Joe, I could have bet you a beer that the turdina would write something like that.

"hold my beer and watch this..." <trdina@dejazzd.com> wrote in message
news:pf6dnWBC6qptUHCi4p2dnA@dejazzd.com...
> Asswipe,
>
> Don't try to sell your cheesy software here.
>
> Thanks, Hold My
>
>
> "Joe Cipale" <joec@aracnet.com> wrote in message news:3FEDC6B2.BCC0E1C2@aracnet.com...
> > Well...
> >
> > It has been a slow Xmas, so I have added/modified code for
SMARTrain
> > V1.01.The url for download can be found at: http://www.aracnet.com/~joec/sw.html
> >
> > As usual, this is a OpenSource/Freeware product for use on Linux/Unix/OSX-based platforms. It is
> > still a command line based
tool,
> > but development on the Motif version will begin shortly. For those
using
> > OSX, download either of the tar files, and compile accordingly. I
do not
> > have an OSX platform myself, but those users who have
installed/tested
> > the alpha/beta versions have reported no problems compiling and
using.
> >
> > Changes and revisions in this release are:
> > * Postscript file generation/printing enabled.
> > * Max/Min range bug in database query fixed.
> > * Heart rate Zone tool defect resolved (Selected distance is now properly displayed.)
> > * Improved format for weekly report (html, postscript, txt
formats).
> > * Improved format for monthly report (html, postscript, txt
formats).
> >
> > For those of you who are looking for the Windows based version,
that is
> > in the planning stage. No ETA on delivery.
> >
> > Usual disclaimers apply. Use freely but with the caveat that no warranties are supplied with
> > this application.
> >
> > With respect to the last release of this application, my thanks to
those
> > of you who offered suggestions. To those of you who offered
flames, hey,
> > you have the choice to use or not to use. Flames will be promptly ignored and sent to my good
> > buddy, Dave Null.
> >
> > Best wishes in the upcoming season!
> > --
> > #----------------------------------------------------------# Penguinix Consulting # ----------------------------------------------------------
> > ## Software development, QA and testing. # Linux support and training. # "Don't fear the
> > #penguin!" # ----------------------------------------------------------# Registered Linux user:
> > ##309247 http://counter.li.org (http://counter.li.org/) # ----------------------------------------------------------#

Hold My Beer An

"Donald Munro" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:pan.2003.12.27.19.48.42.838412@privacy.net...
> Joe Cipale wrote: <snip>
> >> As usual, this is a OpenSource/Freeware product for use on Linux/Unix/OSX-based platforms.
>
> hold my beer and watch this... wrote:
>
> > Asswipe,
> >
> > Don't try to sell your cheesy software here.
>
> dumbass,
>
> Opensource/Freeware means its free. Consider visiting http://eslus.com/LESSONS/READING/READ.HTM to
> improve your reading skills.
>

Freeware, schmeeware. Its still off topic, asswipe.

Thanks Ken Pappy Junior.

Rick Onanian

On Sat, 27 Dec 2003 16:04:05 -0500, "hold my beer and watch this..."
<trdina@dejazzd.com> wrote:
>> Joe Cipale wrote:
>> >> As usual, this is a OpenSource/Freeware product for use on Linux/Unix/OSX-based platforms.
>> hold my beer and watch this... wrote:
>> > Don't try to sell your cheesy software here.
>
>Freeware, schmeeware. Its still off topic, asswipe.

Seems on-topic and relevant to me, jerkoff.

In what way is free, open-source software for athletic training not on-topic for:
rec.bicycles.misc,rec.bicycles.racing,rec.sport.triathlon,rec.running ???

>Thanks Ken Pappy Junior.
--
Rick "I'll hold my own beer, thanks" Onanian

Joe Cipale

Rick Onanian wrote:
>
> On Sat, 27 Dec 2003 16:04:05 -0500, "hold my beer and watch this..." <trdina@dejazzd.com> wrote:
> >> Joe Cipale wrote:
> >> >> As usual, this is a OpenSource/Freeware product for use on Linux/Unix/OSX-based platforms.
> >> hold my beer and watch this... wrote:
> >> > Don't try to sell your cheesy software here.
> >
> >Freeware, schmeeware. Its still off topic, asswipe.
>
> Seems on-topic and relevant to me, jerkoff.
>
> In what way is free, open-source software for athletic training not on-topic for:
> rec.bicycles.misc,rec.bicycles.racing,rec.sport.triathlon,rec.running ???
>
> >Thanks Ken Pappy Junior.
> --
> Rick "I'll hold my own beer, thanks" Onanian

Can someone.. anyone.. tell me when someone, anyone paid any kind of attention to what the turdhead
EVER writes?

Besides, Dave Null handles my flames...
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Garyg

Or, if you're on Windows, check out http://www.CycliStats.com (http://www.cyclistats.com/). It's not free, but you can try it for
free for 45 days, via download from the web site.

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"Joe Cipale" <joec@aracnet.com> wrote in message news:3FEDC6B2.BCC0E1C2@aracnet.com...
> Well...
>
> It has been a slow Xmas, so I have added/modified code for SMARTrain
> V1.01.The url for download can be found at: http://www.aracnet.com/~joec/sw.html
>
> As usual, this is a OpenSource/Freeware product for use on Linux/Unix/OSX-based platforms. It is
> still a command line based tool, but development on the Motif version will begin shortly. For
> those using OSX, download either of the tar files, and compile accordingly. I do not have an OSX
> platform myself, but those users who have installed/tested the alpha/beta versions have reported
> no problems compiling and using.
>
> Changes and revisions in this release are:
> * Postscript file generation/printing enabled.
> * Max/Min range bug in database query fixed.
> * Heart rate Zone tool defect resolved (Selected distance is now properly displayed.)
> * Improved format for weekly report (html, postscript, txt formats).
> * Improved format for monthly report (html, postscript, txt formats).
>
> For those of you who are looking for the Windows based version, that is in the planning stage. No
> ETA on delivery.
>
> Usual disclaimers apply. Use freely but with the caveat that no warranties are supplied with this
> application.
>
> With respect to the last release of this application, my thanks to those of you who offered
> suggestions. To those of you who offered flames, hey, you have the choice to use or not to use.
> Flames will be promptly ignored and sent to my good buddy, Dave Null.
>
> Best wishes in the upcoming season!
> --
> #----------------------------------------------------------# Penguinix Consulting # ----------------------------------------------------------
> ## Software development, QA and testing. # Linux support and training. # "Don't fear the penguin!"
> ## ----------------------------------------------------------# Registered Linux user: #309247
> #http://counter.li.org (http://counter.li.org/) # ----------------------------------------------------------#

Donovan Rebbech

In article <k8CdneHNvP8rbnCiRVn-uQ@dejazzd.com>, hold my beer and watch this... wrote:
>
> "Donald Munro" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
> news:pan.2003.12.27.19.48.42.838412@privacy.net...
>> Joe Cipale wrote: <snip>
>> >> As usual, this is a OpenSource/Freeware product for use on Linux/Unix/OSX-based platforms.
>>
>> hold my beer and watch this... wrote:
>>
>> > Asswipe,
>> >
>> > Don't try to sell your cheesy software here.
>>
>> dumbass,
>>
>> Opensource/Freeware means its free. Consider visiting http://eslus.com/LESSONS/READING/READ.HTM
>> to improve your reading skills.
>>
>
> Freeware, schmeeware. Its still off topic, asswipe.

Grasshopper's gone from "Don't try to sell" to "don't post off-topic". But you're still wrong,
becuase it is topical, so which way are you going to jump now, little grasshopper ? You could cut
your losses and retreat, but it's so much more fun watching you make an ass of yourself.

Cheers,
--
Donovan Rebbechi http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~elflord/

Hold My Beer An

"Donovan Rebbechi" <abuse@aol.com> wrote in message
>
> Grasshopper's gone from "Don't try to sell" to "don't post off-topic". But you're still wrong,
> becuase it is topical, so which way are you going to
jump
> now, little grasshopper ? You could cut your losses and retreat, but it's
so
> much more fun watching you make an ass of yourself.
>

http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~elflord/biog/index.html

So tell me, have you ever kissed a girl...?

Anonymous

Joe Cipale <joec@aracnet.com> wrote in message news:<3FEE1413.CFC9A969@aracnet.com>...

Donovan Rebbech

In article <upGdnUdGwsBgx3OiRVn-sQ@dejazzd.com>, hold my beer and watch this... wrote:
>
> "Donovan Rebbechi" <abuse@aol.com> wrote in message
>>
>> Grasshopper's gone from "Don't try to sell" to "don't post off-topic". But you're still wrong,
>> becuase it is topical, so which way are you going to jump now, little grasshopper ? You could cut
>> your losses and retreat, but it's so much more fun watching you make an ass of yourself.
>>
>

See, that's the thing I like about idiots like you -- I knew could count on you to write a response
and further humiliate yourself even after you've had your ass handed to you on usenet. Having no
response, you could have crawled away into the shadows, which would have been the smartest course of
action -- which is why you predictably did something else.

Because you're foolish enough to think that you actually can save a shred of dignity by getting in
the last word. Never mind that you had no response available, you just have to get the last word in,
even if you're reduced to incoherent rambling and/or spouting a few insults or obsecenities. But the
truth is that getting in the last word doesn't mean that you've "won", it just means that you're a
very persistent moron.

So come on, moron -- prove me right take the last word, so everyone else can take the last laugh at
your expense, that way everyone goes home happy.

Cheers,
--
Donovan Rebbechi http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~elflord/

Tim Lines

Donovan Rebbechi wrote:

> In article <upGdnUdGwsBgx3OiRVn-sQ@dejazzd.com>, hold my beer and watch this... wrote:
>
>>"Donovan Rebbechi" <abuse@aol.com> wrote in message
>>
>>>Grasshopper's gone from "Don't try to sell" to "don't post off-topic". But you're still wrong,
>>>becuase it is topical, so which way are you going to jump now, little grasshopper ? You could cut
>>>your losses and retreat, but it's so much more fun watching you make an ass of yourself.
>>>
>>

>
>
> See, that's the thing I like about idiots like you -- I knew could count on you to write a
> response and further humiliate yourself even after you've had your ass handed to you on usenet.
> Having no response, you could have crawled away into the shadows, which would have been the
> smartest course of action -- which is why you predictably did something else.
>
> Because you're foolish enough to think that you actually can save a shred of dignity by getting in
> the last word. Never mind that you had no response available, you just have to get the last word
> in, even if you're reduced to incoherent rambling and/or spouting a few insults or obsecenities.
> But the truth is that getting in the last word doesn't mean that you've "won", it just means that
> you're a very persistent moron.
>
> So come on, moron -- prove me right take the last word, so everyone else can take the last laugh
> at your expense, that way everyone goes home happy.
>
> Cheers,

Kurgan Gringion

"Donovan Rebbechi" <abuse@aol.com> wrote in message
news:slrnbusoso.5bj.abuse@panix2.panix.com...
>
> See, that's the thing I like about idiots like you -- I knew could count on
you
> to write a response and further humiliate yourself even after you've had
your
> ass handed to you on usenet.

<snip>

Dumbass -

There is no such thing as having your ass handed to you on usenet.

http://members.aol.com/evank40767/arguing.jpg

Take care and have a nice day.

Hold My Beer An

"Donovan Rebbechi" <abuse@aol.com> wrote in message
> >

>
> See, that's the thing I like about idiots like you -- I knew could count
on you
> to write a response and further humiliate yourself even after you've had
your
> ass handed to you on usenet. Having no response, you could have crawled
away
> into the shadows, which would have been the smartest course of action --
which
> is why you predictably did something else.
>

Whatever you say, elflord.

So when you went to see the midnight showing of the ROK on Tuesday, did you dress up as Frodo or
Gandalf...?

Donovan Rebbech

In article <RBuHb.6972$Vv2.3178744@news1.news.adelphia.net>, Kurgan Gringioni wrote:
>
> "Donovan Rebbechi" <abuse@aol.com> wrote in message news:slrnbusoso.5bj.abuse@panix2.panix.com...
>>
>> See, that's the thing I like about idiots like you -- I knew could count on
> you
>> to write a response and further humiliate yourself even after you've had
> your
>> ass handed to you on usenet.

> Dumbass -
>
>
> There is no such thing as having your ass handed to you on usenet.
>
> http://members.aol.com/evank40767/arguing.jpg

That's a good one -- looks like you "won" (-;

Cheers,
--
Donovan Rebbechi http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~elflord/

Tom Henderson

Joe Cipale <joec@aracnet.com> wrote in news:3FEE1413.CFC9A969
@aracnet.com:

> Rick Onanian wrote:
>>
>> On Sat, 27 Dec 2003 16:04:05 -0500, "hold my beer and watch this..." <trdina@dejazzd.com> wrote:
>> >> Joe Cipale wrote:
>> >> >> As usual, this is a OpenSource/Freeware product for use on Linux/Unix/OSX-based platforms.
>> >> hold my beer and watch this... wrote:
>> >> > Don't try to sell your cheesy software here.
>> >
>> >Freeware, schmeeware. Its still off topic, asswipe.
>>
>> Seems on-topic and relevant to me, jerkoff.
>>
>> In what way is free, open-source software for athletic training not on-topic for:
>> rec.bicycles.misc,rec.bicycles.racing,rec.sport.triathlon,rec.running ???
>>
>> >Thanks Ken Pappy Junior.
>> --
>> Rick "I'll hold my own beer, thanks" Onanian
>
> Can someone.. anyone.. tell me when someone, anyone paid any kind of attention to what the
> turdhead EVER writes?
>
> Besides, Dave Null handles my flames...

He cross-posted into newsgroups that haven't previously been blessed with his wit and wisdom. I
didn't know to ignore him. Now I do. I had forgotten just how bad the signal to noise ratio was in
rec.bicycles.*

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