#orderofthebee

morning!

Morning CristinaMR !

morning yreg !!

how is it going

cool ^_^

working a usual, and you?

every thing is OK, just a lot of work ... as usual !

hmm, the Southern Ontario Bee Researchers Symposium http://www.eventbrite.com/e/beecon-2015-tickets...

of course it's called BeeCon >.<

seriously? O_o

then too there is this internet of things thingy: https://twitter.com/beaconsandwich also called BeeCon :-(

South African Bee Industry Organisation also have a beecon http://www.sabio.org.za/?page_id=427

So, can we have any implications if we will use that name?

just confusion, if anything

this beecon is quite cool http://www.beecon.nl/About.html

yes is it

marsbard: we can have such a problem with any name. The issue is to become the most popular event/organization that uses this name :)

Any patent authority will say that we are in different categories with that Beecons and they can register "BeeCon" keyword to our organization. I know "Alvex" company who sells jukeboxes, but we registered Alvex as a software product.

cheers bees

greetings from the Postgresql conference from Vienna,

I'm taking notes with ideas for BeeCon!

;-)

Nice conference so far

bmejias, hey dude

enjoy it

thanks

Is there a way to find what search engine is used (ie lucene, solr or solr4). I have a query that must be different depending on what search engine is used.

Loftux, couldn't you just look for index.subsystem.name preperty ?

I suppose that should do !

Ooh, I'm on the ootb chat. but you are right yreg that should probably help

From where do you need that information?

Java code?