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Adsense stupidity
Wednesday, September 9 2009
implementing Plone subsites with p4a.subtyper
Monday, August 10 2009
fixing emacs css mode
Wednesday, July 29 2009
interface design in the Apollo age
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reviewing osor.eu
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just a twit
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extinction as a market failure
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thundercloud computing
Sunday, February 17. 2008
Cloud computing is a big meme to wrap your head around.
A good place to start is this
video (go to tab "The Coming Cloud"), featuring amongst others Nic Carr, who wrote the book.
The free software community should be mightily worried about these developments.
- A world in which most software runs in one of two megaclouds controlled by the likes of Google and Microsoft is the ultimate dystopia from a software freedom point of view.
- Currently available open source cloud computing software is mainly funded by Yahoo!. A Microsoft takeover of Yahoo! can hardly be beneficial.
- The web 2.0 / cloud computing / software as a service paradigm disrupts the social contract constructed by the GPL around software distribution - because it disrupts software distribution per se.
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