DrupalDev

Hi,

I'm leaving for Austin in a week for a tech conference. I'll be staying there about 10 days (including 3 in Houston). I'm just looking for some general advice, and things to do/see in general, as I've never traveled before.

A bit about me:

• I've never traveled
• I'm traveling with my business partner, who has flown to the US before, but never to Texas
• I don't drink
• Interests: Geeky stuff (all kinds), good/cheap food, fun stuff in general
• I'm a programmer/web developer
• Our hotels aren't booked yet (problematic I know, but advice welcome)

Thanks!

Hello guys and gals,

So I always hit my head on my desk at the idea of filling in a field again. You know, when you reuse a field in a new content type, there's no defaults. By which I mean, all the fields such as description, length and other node-type-specific properties are empty/arbitrary defaults. Only the label is reused. All the non-type-specific options are reused, but that's because they're global for a field and cannot reasonably be changed (allowed number of values, etc).

It seems to me there should be a setting somewhere that you can activate (and really, that's active by default), that would allow you not to have to fill in the same description every time. If I'm reusing the s

This happened a few months ago but we were still experimenting. However now it seems pretty definitive: We've dropped BATMAN, and are instead using Babel.

I've heard they are different layer protocols, but we really just don't need BATMAN now that we're using Babel. We just want to get those packets home, anything else is a luxury. And since we want to make the mesh net as accessible as possible, we can't have people installing software they don't fundamentally need.

Mesh news isn't super centralized, I don't know if others plan to use BATMAN again at some point, but for now it seems like everyone's happy to just use Babel.

Also, we now have 42 up nodes: http://i.imgur.com/cqbyE84h.png (a