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if you liked Adam Bosworth’s “Where Have All the Good Databases Gone”, this is important, just trust me (see also Bill’s comments); on a completely unrelated note, great to meet Joe in person – albeit briefly – last week
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another unfortunate example of the collateral damage that results from trademark enforcement
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i guess i’m old, because i’m thinking of the cash
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the package management debates with Alex are always fun, but he’s right – this is precisely how we’re using here. and actually, i know a bunch of folks that are doing that with their entire desktop now
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“But I think it is important for everyone to understand that our starting point must be that every system can be breached.” – precisely so
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“There are some ideas that are broken, but attractive enough to some people that they are doomed to be tried again and again. DRM is one of them.” – right in one
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got added to these guys’ Twitter friends list, interestingly – methinks we’re going to see a lot more of this. and spam.
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John Herren and i are in agreement: this is very cool – special thanks to Mark for posting the link back to the blog so that i saw it quickly
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several folks sent me this or for’d it for me: unsurprisingly, i love it – speaks, in fact, to many of the reasons i do what i do
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seen over on Joe’s Megadata post: another option built on Amazon’s HaaS offerings
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talked to a young cousin this weekend who basically said the same thing: “i haven’t checked my email in three weeks”
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the Ubuntu folks are looking to relicense their wiki content under a CC license: as an infrequent contributor, i’m all for it – sounds like a great idea
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