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“a company who’s business model depends on being in good standing with an active open source community” – i like this definition, although it’s not terribly pratical
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“I’m happy to say I haven’t even looked at my resume in about 4 years now. A body of work says much more than a resume ever will.” – ditto
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“Copyright Royalty Board decision on the royalties for to be paid by Internet Radio stations for streaming music…was released…today. And the rates are going up significantly over the next few years.” – of course they are; best way to dampen sales
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“Savants’ true expertise, the research suggests, is in their ability to practice obsessively, even when it doesn’t look as if they’re practicing.” – interesting assertion
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lots to be worried about, yes, but lots to be optimistic about as well
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i’ve been looking for something like this for a long time; will be employing this against the admittedly morbid possibility of an untimely demise – thx to Alan for his work here
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CalDAV + Postgres + PHP + Apache; definitely an interesting project
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one point of interest in Erlang
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another Erlang interest datapoint
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Erlang hooks another one
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sooner or later, i’m going to have to do this
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Anthony showed me this at Mashup Camp III; looks pretty sweet if i ever need to go back to mainstream music
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patch times for OO.o; interesting
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Mike weighs in on the “what is open source?” debate; worth a read, as always
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i’m a bit skeptical of Zoho’s ability to threaten Google here simply because i’d rather have a vendor focus heavily on 2 or 3 apps i use most, but no question that Zoho’s innovating: Notebook is terrific
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re: Zoho and depth vs breadth, ThinkFree was just telling me the same thing you’re saying. They have fewer apps but more users. Google is actually less focus than either.
hmm…you think? i suppose if Google as a firm is considered, that’s true. but at least from an end user perspective i’m more concerned with what they are/are not investing in from an Office perspective, and at least in that context they seem more focused than at least Zoho.
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