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[James Morris] FOSS.IN/2008 Wrapup: There was also a preparatory session before the workout for people to get set up, although I missed that as I was giving a different talk at the time. Many of the major upstream Indian kernel hackers were there as mentors, so it was definitely the place to be to really get into things.

[leÅ­ksman] Last week in Wikimedia tech: Ariel’s a longtime Wikipedian and Wiktionarian. At the moment Ariel’s working on some of the IT backlog at the office, getting the lay of the land and beefing up our backup procedures.

[Transition Culture] “WeThink”, and an invitation to participate in the collaborative ...: The only part of the book where I part company with Leadbeater is in some of his thinking on where collaborative working might go from here.  Apart from occasional mentions of climate change, he is not writing a book nor is he visualising the role for We-Think in a world plunging headlong into economic meltdown and an energy famine.  His arguments around business appear focused on business-as-usual assumptions of the future.  He argues that We-Think can be used to develop scientific breakthroughs on a new scale, arguing that research into GM could be carried out at a decentralised level, believing that the problem people have with GM is that it is controlled by multinational companies, not the technology itself (speaking personally, corporate control is only one of many reasons I object to GM).  He writes “in the developing world, where most manufacturing will be done in future, these ideas could have a dramatic impact”.  That is a highly questionable assumption, and his proposal that We-Think could move to We-Make, people designing clever technologies for the developing world that we could then email to China to be made, feels to me to be somewhat naive as economic globalisation begins to rapidly unravel.

[nix's Blog] 10 Common English Language Errors: The earliest meanings of unique when it entered English around the beginning of the 17th century were “single, sole” and “having no equal.” By the mid-19th century unique had developed a wider meaning, “not typical, unusual,” and it is in this wider sense that it is compared: The foliage on the late-blooming plants is more unique than that on the earlier varieties. The comparison of so-called absolutes in senses that are not absolute is standard in all varieties of speech and writing.

[The Tao of Mac] Tale of a Netbook: It does lack the oomph to watch Flash video - which means I’ll have to figure out something else for that - and is roughly twice the size and three times the weight of the One, but my current lifestyle doesn’t really require carrying a laptop everywhere (except at work, which isn’t why I got a netbook in the first place).

[Bone Creek] Neem plant tree and oil informational web sites: Neem Expeller Oil. Neem oil is a vegetable oil pressed from the fruits and seeds of Neem (Azadirachta indica), an evergreen tree which is endemic to .

[LinuxSpace Your linux and unix community] LONG [News Digest] Mark Kent Linux News Digest for the ...: Controversial Ad Network Caught Editing Wikipedia ,---- | Phorm has been beset by controversy for years over its business model and | quietly-run trials on British Telecom's (BT) broadband service. ...

[C42 Quantum Control Systems .... AI @ ITs Work] C42 Quantum Control Systems ”¦. AI @ ITs Work » Blog Archive ...: Shame that it doesn’t appear to be one of eleven dimensions that Prof, Steve Hawking is creditted to work in ”¦”¦.. which is surprising, given the chronicled political activist nature of his Source Host. ”¦”¦. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ ...

[Alan Hargreaves' Weblog] Alan Hargreaves' Weblog : Weblog: This D script is used as an example in the Solaris Dynamic Tracing Guide * wiki in the "io Provider" Chapter. * * The full text of the this chapter may be found here: * * http://wikis.sun.com/display/DTrace/io+Provider * * On machines ...

[the webbook blog] the webbook blog » Blog Archive » Ibex update: Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex is the next version of the operating system on the webbook, it should be released at the end of this month and I have been testing it out. Right now it would not be a good idea to upgrade.

[Danny O'Brien's Oblomovka] Danny O’Brien’s Oblomovka » Blog Archive » the T-Mobile G1 ”” nice ...: Or is it just that the firmware upgrade path isn’t documented yet? The impression I got from IRC conversations with Google folk was that the bootloader was HTC’s work, and that it’s outside of the Android system, and if you want to install your own kernel, you should wait until somebody does a “developer”

[AeroXperience] AeroXperience » Blog Archive » Introducing Windows”¦ 7: I mean if they wanted, they could have called it Windows 43756 - or Bob. Why try to justify or ridicule Microsoft Marketing?

[Meall Dubh] Meall Dubh » Blog Archive » An everyday tale of Linux folk: pon/poff - didn’t work. The wiki also recommends kppp and in desperation I decided to apt-get it and download the megabytes of prequisite KDE crud.

[Josephmallozzi's Weblog] December 18, 2008: Hey! That was MY idea! « Josephmallozzi’s Weblog: Not so much the fact that Paul or Martin or someone else in the room came up with a great idea (because they do, all the time) but the fact that someone else but me came up with that idea, or the one before, or the one before that - which inevitably leads people to wonder “Hey, when’s the last time Joe’s name came up in conjunction with a good idea?”.

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