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Monthly Archives: November 2005
Firefox 1.5 Released
Remember to drop by Mozilla.com and pick up Firefox 1.5. Here are some of my favorite points: Better pop-up blocking. Faster back & forward buttons. Much faster! Moveable tabs! You can now drag & move your tabs (without having to … Continue reading
Rural IT – Like India, Slightly Better Accents
Wired News is running a great article on outsourcing to Rural IT companies. If you missed my previous post about an ABC News story on the same subject, Synthesys is one of these rural IT consulting companies. We’re quite similar … Continue reading
More bursting of the my $100 bubble…
The truth hurts…
Give SourceForge back to the community!
SourceForge.net recently rolled out a huge and much needed cosmetic update to their site. Ross Turk posted a very informative blog about the process of this site upgrade. I have a solution to many of the problems the SF.net encountered … Continue reading
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Bursting my $100 Bubble
As a geek I’m excited about the $100 laptop for children in developing nations. Sadly, my glee is not entirely altruistic: the latop will use Linux which means Linux could suddenly become the most popular laptop operating system in the … Continue reading
Breaking the Law
I’m such a rebel. If you don’t want to read my long winded rambling posts, let me summarize: I want to use icons from the CC-SA licensed Tango project in OpenIT which uses the GPL. Some people say they’re incompatible, … Continue reading
