Linux Weekly News did an excellent coverage of James Bottomley talk at LinuxCon Japan on Linux and Android relationship. Â I’ve read several opinions on the matter and this one seems to be the most balanced and objective. Â There is something to learn here for every open source developer and enthusiast. The community should do better … Continue reading On Linux and Android relationship
Linux Weekly News notifies: At the June 8 meeting of the Fedora engineering steering committee (FESCo), the group decided that Fedora 16 will ship with Btrfs as its default filesystem. Btrfs is a relatively new copy-on-write filesystem with many interesting features such as read-only and writeable snapshots, multiple device support for RAID, online filesystem defragmentation, … Continue reading Fedora 16 will use Btrfs as default filesystem
These days, when discussing globalization with my friends, the discussion often touches upon China.  And more often than not I hear skepticism when suggesting that China’s role is becoming more important and more influential.  While I am of the opinion that China is in its early stages of being a global superpower, many people seem to … Continue reading China is coming
New note : Top Tips for new CloudFlare Users – CloudFlare's blog http://bit.ly/m9B6lc # Object-Oriented PHP: Working with Inheritance http://bit.ly/lWZcWo # I thought it was about 2am. It's actually 4:31am. Damnit! # @CloudFlare IMHO you should by cloudflaire.com and redirect it to your site. Out of 3 people I recommended your site to, 2 went … Continue reading Day in brief – 2011-06-08
Cyprus Updates points to several studies, one of which indicates how much money people in Cyprus spend on compensating the poor quality of public education. In Cyprus, tutoring consumed €111.2 million in 2008, of which €30.5 million was for children in primary schools, and €80.7 million was for students in secondary schools. For me, it reminds and … Continue reading On free education