Y2K: Tom Christiansen replies on eJournal Dan Gillmore’s News & Views
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Are you a PC bigot?
Are you a PC bigot? “Look through the technical documentation of Linux (and *BSD) and you’ll see it running on a vast array of different platforms.
ARM, x86, MIPS, PPC, M68K, SPARC/UltraSPARC, Alpha and others I can’t even remember. But look on a standard Linux site, or download an rpm and what format is it designed for…yes, i386.”
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The Linux “Help” System “Once
The Linux “Help” System “Once you have Linux installed and running, the most important piece of information you need is how to get help.”
LinuxInvestments.com “The Linux \ Open Source Investment Portal”
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ONElist : Computers : Web
ONElist : Computers : Web Sites : syndication RSS list coered.
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Cam is looking for feedback
Cam is looking for feedback on his newdynamically-rendering template for CamWorld. I like the smaller header and calendar. My only question is what system are you doing to run Cam?
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What is NewML? NewsML is
NewsML is an XML encoding for news which is intended to be used for the creation, transfer and delivery of news.
NewsML is media independent, and allows equally for the representation of the evening TV news and a simple textual story.
Specifically, NewsML provides the following features:
This one looks intresting, a media independent news format in XML.
Agency.com Inadvertently Releases Compensation List
An employee at the firm inadvertently sent an undetermined but large percentage of the company’s New York staff an Excel spreadsheet containing complete employee compensation, and in some cases, compensation history.
Simple solution, just make all compensation public especially for a public traded company. Full disclosure in an open enviroment will stop problems like this from ever becoming a problem.
[via CamWorld]
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Kevin B. Hendricks response to
Kevin B. Hendricks response to Sun/Infpire’s treatment of the Java-Linux Porting effort (Blackdown). He is leaving due to the “bad” treatment. Some companies just don’t get the whole Free/Open Source situation. Slashdot has a discussion.
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