The Secret Online Weapons Store That’ll Sell Anyone Anything http://t.co/kyUIHSzG # How to get rid of me http://t.co/AZJEC18R # I can't believe it's Monday already. Her we go all over again… # SL4A – scripting layer for Android http://t.co/A0tE8lLx # HTML5 splits into two standards http://t.co/bW7OHhPt # Economic impact of open source on small business … Continue reading Weekly digest – 2012-07-29
staring into the abyss Nobody can say if GNOME 3 is better or worse than GNOME 2. A whole lot of people, yours truly included, have said that GNOME 3 is much worse than GNOME 2. Â That should account for something.
Letter from a Birmingham Jail We have waited for more than 340 years for our constitutional and God given rights. The nations of Asia and Africa are moving with jetlike speed toward gaining political independence, but we still creep at horse and buggy pace toward gaining a cup of coffee at a lunch counter. Perhaps … Continue reading Letter from a Birmingham Jail
While reading through insightful and funny New programming jargon post over at Coding Horror, I realized that I do a lot of duck, without even knowing it: This started as a piece of Interplay corporate lore. It was well known that producers (a game industry position, roughly equivalent to PMs) had to make a change … Continue reading A duck
Economic impact of open source on small business Here are a few of the findings we derived from Bluehost data (an EIG company) and follow-on research: 60% of web hosting usage is by SMBs, 71% if you include non-profits. Only 22% of hosted sites are for personal use. WordPress is a far more important open source product … Continue reading Economic impact of open source on small business