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OSes R Conversations
| | To wrap a piece I'm writing (for a bigtime magazine), I'm looking for sites on the Web that provide either a way for contributors to influence operating systems, or to actually contribute code (which can be done in the case of Apple's OS X, at least at the BSD-derived Darwin layer). Email me here. |
Cogent R Us
How do you say Jabber in French?
Hey, cliques are conversations too
| | In his editorial in this weeks Standard, Richard Turner says, The real "market" isn't in the trading pits, it's in the culture — in SoHo and SoMa, in Kmart and on MTV. It isn't buying and selling, it's a teeming, fickle cauldron of needs and desires. It keeps score and awards points for being cool. It's like junior high school. |
Time to invest in backup software stock
| | Joyce just called from one of the Santa Barbara county offices, where she heard there will be a rolling blackout soon. So I just saved everything I could and moved it over here to the laptop. |
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