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for the Sox fans in the audience – the news from the farm looks decent
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Buster’s right: the story is bizarre, but good news
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“If you call MySQL and you have support we support you if you are running Debian (the same with Suse, RHEL, Fedora, Ubuntu and others..).” – Brian responds to the /. assertion that MySQL dropped support for Debian
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“Microsoft’s VoIP will use the Session Initiation Protocol, the standard signaling protocol for internet conferencing and telephony, unlike Skype for instance, which uses its own proprietary network.” – this is definitely an area to watch closely
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“If you are open source/GPL, we are. If you don’t want to comply with the GPL, we’re not open source and not free either — in this case we’re as commercial as you are…It is as simple as this.” – perfect response from Christof; love working w/ th
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man, EnterpriseDB is growing quickly; Andy and co are growing quickly, backed by good customer uptake
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audio editing software porting to Solaris
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“I usually tell people that every additional nine costs 2x what the previous one cost…You best be able to write a business case for that.” – precisely; great to see others making the case for sanity
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“Finally, what about standards?…There are going to be multiple application platforms if history is any indication…so how do applications take advantage of the new platforms without the inevitable fragmentation?” – an excellent question
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“What we’re seeing with Eclipse is tremendous innovation; I think the Microsoft tools have a bit more polish but there’s a lot more innovation in Eclipse.” – interesting feedback from Adobe on Eclipse
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“Stefan Esser announced that he will retire from the PHP Security Response Team. He is frustrated with the slow response he receives for his alerts.” – the pace and process of security improvements is always tough to manage
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some pretty funny ones in here
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“This is perhaps the absolute best non-techy, two-sentence description of current trends that I’ve read yet.” – i concur
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del.icio.us upgrading to new hardware: outstanding news
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this skin for WP’s admin front end is terrific
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Smith – a dev for Notre Dame – is using Mephisto to power his site. interesting.
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interesting concept. i could probably use something like this, though as Alex noted not being able to easily extract links would be inconvenient
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