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how in the hell is O'Hare not on this list? it's horrendous
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an interesting interview; refreshingly devoid of partisan politics
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no surprises, but no good news
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a few too many "new"'s and "rethinks" for me, but interesting read
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just what it says
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while the practical downstream implications of this remain unclear, it's not likely to be good news
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pretty stark assessment of the impact of the financial implosion on the startup market
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arguing against the government intervention, but intelligently. i can't say that i'm convinced, as i consider these circumstances differentiated, but i'm certain Laffer knows more about the history than i do.
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i am a massive sucker for these kinds of stories
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"But so what? Free software doesn’t get developed like proprietary software, why should the free software industry look like the proprietary software industry? Here’s my vision of the future: Smaller businesses. Each with fewer, happier clients. Less money. Lots of them, all over the world." – interesting piece from dneary. i'm mostly in agreement, and i do think that simply by virtue of the economics, open source will not command the same margin.
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Sam on the Azure details
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i, like Microsoft, have announced to friends and family the end of my support for Windows XP. Ubuntu, on the other hand, i'm fine supporting.
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Shankland speculates on the timeframe for profitability for Canonical
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good Q&A. still a little marketing-ish (do we really need the full Azure Services Platform treatment in each answer?
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