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practical mashups, exhibit a – kudos to the Globe team for this; more towns should do things like this
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never encountered this particular bias before; smart girls are supposed to be less desirable? must not have gotten that particular memo
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i’m doing a lot of this as well, but the no computer thing would be a serious problem
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the share price is not the only place where Ballmer’s hurting Microsoft; he’s not doing wonders for their open source or standards efforts either
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The NOSE: Information Technology in Higher Education: ODF Under Consideration in Minnesota and TexasAl looks at the possibility that Texas and Minnesota would move to ODF – or OOXML
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“For commentary and opinion, meanwhile, mainstream media is way behind bloggers, and the gap is widening: For timeliness, for depth, for insight, for almost everything.” – will have more to say later, but some interesting points in here re: blogging
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via John Herren comes this note, discussing the marriage of Capistrano and EC2
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James is right; the notions of influentials here are very aligned with mine and other folks thinking re: triangulation
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interesting; Django on nginx is apparently pretty fast – can’t remember who pointed me here
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pragmatic thinking on the non-free drivers issue; i agree to an extent, but would note that some manufacturers have been very slow to release drivers for non-supported operating systems, and the lack of open source doesn’t help that
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keyboard shortcuts for all of the Google apps
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analysis from Savio of the actual Linux kernel licensing
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XFS wins over ZFS, but due to licensing incompatibilities rather than technical superiority
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i’m very sorry to hear this. i didn’t know Jim, but many people i do know did, and spoke highly of him as a technologist and a person. my thoughts are with his family.
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