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The streaker, part deux

March 20, 2008September 29, 2015 John MarkLeave a comment

For those of you who missed it, the above video clip saves for all eternity the "streak" that took place in last weekends Olympic qualifying match between the USA and Honduras.Someone managed to track down her MySpace page and interviewed her. And of c...

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I love ankle bracelets

March 18, 2008 John MarkLeave a comment

(photo courtesy of Soccer by Ives)It's official - soccer matches are where streakers come to party. Ok, so she's not a *real* streaker, but close enough for our Puritan value 🙂

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Scientology and Apple?

March 18, 2008 John MarkLeave a comment

I take back every bad thing I ever said about Dan Lyons. As reported in Michael Cote's tweet from Lyons' EclipseCon keynote:"If the church of scientology chose to go into the electronics industry, you know, they'd be Apple."Frankly, I didn't know he ha...

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Getting Ready for OSBC – March 25 – 26

March 18, 2008 John MarkLeave a comment

I was quite startled to learn yesterday that next week is OSBC. Apparently, I'm the only person crazy enough to go up against Mark Shuttleworth, John Roberts and Marten Mickos. I am moderating a panel titled The Community Imperative: Building and Lever...

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Good Moves by the OSI

March 17, 2008 John MarkLeave a comment

I was heartened to read this writeup on CAOS and the canonical blog post by Simon Phipps. I have thought for some time that the way the OSI (and by extension, the OSD) is set up does not meet the needs of the current software landscape. If you look at ...

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Dear Dan Lyons: Open Source was Never ‘Counter Culture’

March 17, 2008 John MarkLeave a comment

Day 10,274 of misunderstood musings on Open Source. Dan Lyons talks about Open Source being in "an identity crisis" likening it to some punk band from the 70's that's now playing stadiums and losing touch with its original ethos. This is wrong on many,...

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The GPL as IP Protection Tool

March 17, 2008 John MarkLeave a comment

Via 451 CAOS Theory, just learned that the Software Freedom Law Center settled its GPL infringement suit with Verizon. I’ll leave the details of the case as an exercise for the reader, but it basically involves a company not adhering to the terms of ...

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Republicans Voting for Clinton?

March 17, 2008 John MarkLeave a comment

So I wonder if this is finally going to get some mainstream press: story on Republicans "spiking" the Democratic primaries in the hopes of pushing Clinton over the top.

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Dirk Riehle: Total Growth of Open Source

March 17, 2008 John MarkLeave a comment

Via Dana Blankenhorn's blog, I came across an excellent article, "The Total Growth of Open Source" from Amit Deshpande and Dirk Riehle from SAP Research. In it, they look at over 5,000 active and popular Open Source projects and concluded"...that the t...

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Adios, Mexico! El Tri Crashes Out of Olympic Qualifying

March 16, 2008 John MarkLeave a comment

Poor Mexico - they sustain yet another soccer disappointment after crashing out of the olympic qualifiers in a wild game against Haiti (they actually won this match 5-1, but didn't make it out of their group due to goal differential).Mexican arrogance ...

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