links for 2007-03-23
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opt-in vs opt-out. The flipside of “user” generated content.
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Sign up to G8 petition on climate change, if you care about, or believe, we have a problem on our hands.
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PRs should blog, as per Alex’s suggestion. But delivering press releases via RSS leaves me cold. The value of blogging, to me, is in humanising news.
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I had not realised Google appliances was a enterprise channel sales-based approach. interesting.
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I think WADL might have some value, as long as people don’t start trying to come up with a central server in the sky approach to storing these descriptions like UDDI. Standardised descriptions can be very helpful in enabling contracts, but REST really do
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cool
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“I’ve discovered at IBM, mainframes are not a dying technology, in fact the longer I’m in IBM watching what customers are doing, the more I’m realizing that mainframes are actually a window into the future of where other platforms (x86/RISC) are hea
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Thoughts on setting up an a policy for Enterprise use of open source, including contribution as well as adoption
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Optaros policy on open source. Point one confuses me - because if the software is developed as FOSS, then Optaros *doesn’t* “own” it, thus points 1 and 2 contradict each other.
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African music MP3s
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Sorry Merrill Lynch but you just can’t fight this. Information really does want to be free. Get open- its the only way to live. Research should be open source. Take a lesson from the music industry - which tried to put the drawbridges up… and is now in
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Fantastic brave. smart article on Design, and why designers suck He even calls out Jonathan Ive for not designing sustainability into Apple’s packaging and manufacturing processes. Love this: “‘ve redesigned my job at Business Week from the Voice Of Autho
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only in England. site tracking milk bottle of the week…
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