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don’t think i’ll be getting one, but interesting mix of new and old
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good on Sierra for providing this; in the absense of real support, meeting Linux users like this half way is the next best thing
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specifics on getting the Cingular card up and running on Ubuntu Feisty; could prove useful
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i always wondered how the abbreviated numbers used by the likes of Google and Twitter worked; this is the explanation
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“It is kind of sad the huge amount of poisonous feedback and noise around the discussion, the people that thinks that the project is not so important, should just let the people who believes in it just work instead of trying to stop them.”
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“Remember, 15% isn’t chump change. An 85% renewal rate means that you have to “grow” 15% just to stay flat with your previous year’s # of customers, or potentially, revenue.”
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fascinating, not just for the comments on Sun’s Project Indiana initiative, but also for the comments discussing the relative merits of the approaches taken by Red Hat, Ubuntu and so on
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i’ll be interested to see what impact – if any – this has on the blogging server market, which is crowded
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Mark points to renaming as the killer app; hadn’t heard that one before
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“What amazes me is not that these companies do this but that so many others choose not to. In my opinion people the real value of an “analyst report” is the 80% of data that is not included in it.” – and, importantly, what others have to say on the to
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Alex’s PHP tag engine out in the wild
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Mike’s reflections on his assumptions and goals when he joined Eclipse three years back
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