An open discussion about the future of Spymac
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Spymac News: Forum created for Macworld
discussion
Spymac News: Forum created for Macworld
discussion
01/06/2005 12:23 PMSpymac on Thursday opened the Expo Hall, a temporary new forum created
for Macworld Conference & Expo discussion. Expo Hall will join
Hardware Central and Software Central in the Computing section of the
Spymac Forums and will be open for discussion until the Expo comes to
a close. The Spymac Forums contain over 2 million posts and are home
to the largest Macintosh community on the Web.
Discussion: Do I have a future in
software development?
Discussion: Do I have a future in
software development?
08/09/2002 11:09 PMCNET Aug 9 2002 10:08PM ET
Voting open for PixelMania - Inside
Spymac HQ
Voting open for PixelMania - Inside
Spymac HQ
09/15/2004 11:20 AMOpen Discussion on Windows and Linux
Open Discussion on Windows and Linux
12/28/2004 12:43 PMNotes from JavaOne 2004 Open Source
panel discussion.
Notes from JavaOne 2004 Open Source
panel discussion.
07/06/2004 12:09 AMAnthony Green:
Notes from
JavaOne 2004 Open Source panel discussion. Brian Behlendorf
explains his position.
Open standards are future of IT: IBM
Open standards are future of IT: IBM
04/05/2005 06:16 AMZDNet India Apr 5 2005 10:22AM GMT
The Future of Open Source
The Future of Open Source
04/09/2005 05:42 AMThe Future of Open Source by Ilkka Tuomihttp://
opensource.mit.edu/papers/tuomi3_bookchapter.pdfAbstract:Open source has seen phenomenal
growth in recent years. In many ways, it has been a great success
story. Yet it is interesting to study the conditions that would enable
the open-source movement to remain viable and thrive also in the
future. This chapter explores the driving forces behind the open
source model and its constraints, discussing both the factors likely
to promote the continuous growth of the open-source movement and those
that could lead to its downfall.
Why the future of search may be open
source
Why the future of search may be open
source
01/23/2004 05:26 PMPALO ALTO, Calif. -- With Google rumored to be on the eve of a $4
billion IPO, Web search technology is attracting a lot of attention
from technologists and business people alike. Doug Cutting, president
of open source search software project Nutch.org thinks he has the
next big thing in search: open source.
An Open Future for Wireless
Communications
An Open Future for Wireless
Communications
04/14/2005 02:15 AMOn eyear since their launch, the Communications Innovation Institute
(CII) is holding their first Open Days on 19th – 20th April at the
Computer Laboratory, William Gates Building, University of Cambridge.
[PRWEB Apr 14, 2005]
For Open-Source Code, The Future Is In
Applications
For Open-Source Code, The Future Is In
Applications
04/09/2005 07:44 PMInformation Week Apr 9 2005 10:51PM GMT
Sun Sees Shining Future in Open Source
Sun Sees Shining Future in Open Source
04/05/2005 10:21 PMSun's CEO defends its choice of the CDDL for the OpenSolaris project
and promises more open-source innovation to come.
Google gets cash but future wide open
Google gets cash but future wide open
08/22/2004 05:52 AMPe.com - Sun Aug 22, 09:39 am GMT
Open-Source Future For Java Enterprise
System?
Open-Source Future For Java Enterprise
System?
04/01/2005 03:37 AMInformation Week Apr 1 2005 8:16AM GMT
The Devil You Don’t Know: The
Unexpected Future of Open Access
Publishing
The Devil You Don’t Know: The
Unexpected Future of Open Access
Publishing
08/11/2004 05:03 AMThe Devil You Don’t Know: The Unexpected Future of Open
Access Publishing by Joseph J. Espositohttp://firstmo
nday.org/issues/issue9_8/esposito/With the advent of
the Internet and online publishing, the notion has arisen that access
to the world’s research publications could be made available to one
and all for free, presumably by shifting the costs to other places in
the value chain and disintermediating publishers, a circumstance
called Open Access (OA) publishing. While there are many hopes
embedded in this view (lower costs, wider access, etc.), it appears
more likely that Open Access will come about not through a revolution
in the world of legacy publishing, but through upstart media built
with the innate characteristics of the Internet in mind. An
unanticipated outcome of this situation will be that the overall cost
of research publications will rise, though the costs will be borne by
different players, primarily authors and their proxies.
Open Access to Scientific and Technical
Information: State of the Art and Future
Trends
Open Access to Scientific and Technical
Information: State of the Art and Future
Trends
01/03/2004 09:28 AMOpen Access to Scientific and Technical Information: State of
the Art and Future Trendshttp://www.inist.fr
/openaccess/index_en.phphttp
://sunsite.berkeley.edu/Web4Lib/archive/0312/0173.htmlGerry McKiernan, New Year Librarian, Iowa State University, posted a
recent eMail stating that the audio visuals (slides, video, et.al)
were available for this previous well received and highly competetnt
conference on the current happenings and future trends in the access
to scientific and technical information. Gerry also stated that these
are important presentations that should be
required
viewing for every librarian (and those who wish they were).
Reducing Risk and Climate Proofing the
Future with the SimCLIM Open Framework
Software System
Reducing Risk and Climate Proofing the
Future with the SimCLIM Open Framework
Software System
06/24/2005 04:09 PMThe SimCLIM Open Framework Software System has just been released for
global distribution. It is a powerful package developed over 15 years
of scientific endeavor. Users can customize the package through the
easy importation of local climate data. Models for examining the
potential impacts of climate change on a wide range of sectoral
interests ranging from infrastructure to the environment are already
preloaded in the program or can be developed and attached. [PRWEB Jun
24, 2005]
"Spymac"
"Spymac"
01/04/2005 11:21 AM"Spymac Through the Years..."
"Spymac Through the Years..."
08/27/2004 01:50 PM"three generations in the Spymac"
"three generations in the Spymac"
01/03/2005 12:03 PMSpymac goes green!
Spymac goes green!
12/22/2004 01:26 AMSpymac is excited to announce it has today opened the GreenZones, a
new discussion forum centered around GreenZones.org and its efforts to
promote green living for the benefit of all life. GreenZones.org
founder Christopher Adjani will be participating in the forum today
and will be joined at 4 pm (PST) by celebrity Leslie Bega, who is also
a GreenZones.org member and a star on HBO’s The Sopranos. We welcome
them to the Spymac community and hope you enjoy your discussions with
them. The GreenZones is the latest addition to Spymac's Hangouts
forums, which consists of the Sanctuary (for religious discussions),
the Lounge (for general discussions), the Stadium (for sports) and the
Political Corner (for the brave). The Spymac Forums are home to the
largest Mac community on the Web and contains upwards of 2.3 million
posts.
Agent infiltrates Spymac HQ
Agent infiltrates Spymac HQ
12/22/2003 04:14 PM
In The Leak, an agent is shown infiltrating the Spymac headquarters.
His secretive and powerful connections have tipped him off to Spymac
3's administrator login information, but security personnel discover
the leak just as crucial information is to be transmitted, forcing the
double agent and his directors to wait until January 2004 for further
information. View the trailer at Spymac3.com [Discuss]
Monster Spymac Statistics
Monster Spymac Statistics
03/16/2003 12:35 AMAfter merely one year and a few months of development, Spymac has
provided more than 15,000 memberships. Other overwhelming statistics
include:
The Spymac Gallery has displayed more than 10 million photos in less
than a year and uses 3GB of storage space. Over the months, the
Gallery has been shown on national television (TechTV) and mentioned
in numerous online and printed publications.
The Spymac Forums contain nearly 300,000 posts dealing with topics
ranging from future...
Spymac/iChat story
Spymac/iChat story
09/21/2004 10:36 AMSpymac job posting on Monster.com
Spymac job posting on Monster.com
03/19/2005 03:26 AMSpymac member photos
Spymac member photos
12/28/2004 11:39 AMPixelMania - Inside Spymac HQ
PixelMania - Inside Spymac HQ
09/01/2004 05:30 PMThe third PixelMania contest of 2004 is now open. Use your favourite
graphics program to create a new image according to the the theme:
Inside Spymac HQ. What does Spymac look like from the inside? Are
there any secret spy passages or special new technologies used at the
office? Is Spymac HQ not actually an office but a few lounge chairs
and PowerBooks on the beach?
<b>Maximum one entry per member</b>. Contest closes on
September 15th. Those who entered will then have their entries judged
by Spymac members (one vote per person!) up until September 30th when
the winner will be announced. The winner will receive <a
href="http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2003/jan/07ilife.html"
>iLife '03</a> (compliments of <a
href="http://www.fastmac.com"
target="_blank">FastMac</a>), a <a
href="http://www.spymac.com/shop/index.php?action=showcat&catid=1
4" target="_blank">Spymac.Cap</a>, and <a
href="http://www.spymac.com/shop/index.php?action=showcat&catid=1
7" target="_blank">Spymac Magnetic Carrying
Case</a>.
Upload the pictures to the PixelMania gallery <a
href="http://www.spymac.com/gallery/show_pics.php?catid=19827&quo
t; target="_blank">here</a>.
eatrains' Spymac advertisement
eatrains' Spymac advertisement
12/24/2004 12:09 PMSpymac speculation: the 5GB iPod
Spymac speculation: the 5GB iPod
12/02/2003 03:04 AMWhen a company is leading a saturated market by several percentage
points with a $299 low-end model, most would say there’s little room
for improvement. With accolades galore, a corporation enjoying such a
position could indeed rest until the gap closes, only to scramble once
the competition catches on. Indeed… but those other companies don’t
have Steve Jobs as a CEO.
Merry Christmas, Spymac!
Merry Christmas, Spymac!
12/25/2004 05:20 PMOn Spymac this Christmas,
Forums are littered with missed gifts,
Bamboozled, glossed-over wish lists
With iPod minis and iTrips.
For some, the tunes will be rocking,
For others, megahertz clocking
But what of all of those stockings
With neither socks nor a dock nor
The shocking bow-wrapped black box
With a Power Mac peeking out from
Under out of a bounty of wound-up frowns
Not an ounce of astoundment, wow or surprise
Decline in all shapes and sizes,
Stifled cries and replies
Of, “Oh, that’s not the right size?
Should it have been bigger?
White? Pink, blue or green?
Did you want the red click wheel
Or the new color screen?”
It seems the holiday spirit
Has gone the way of the Cube
It’s presents now that we care about
Instead of renewing
The vows
of tradition and family
and love we hold dear,
having replaced what were tidings
with an endless frontier
Of wrapping and ribbon
And piles of debt,
After two months of sweat
There’s no time for regret,
It’s Christmas, so let it
Be, lest we forget it,
If you got the wrong iPod
There’s always Apple Store credit.
Merry Christmas, from the Spymac News Team
Spymac GreenZones desktops
Spymac GreenZones desktops
12/24/2004 12:09 PMWelcome to Spymac, Leslie Bega!
Welcome to Spymac, Leslie Bega!
12/22/2004 01:26 AMSpymac Forums on your desktop
Spymac Forums on your desktop
03/13/2003 10:15 AMYou can now keep track of the Spymac Forums right from your Mac OS X
desktop, thanks to the work of Spymac members Dave Yuill (thalez) and
Ben Hartig (MacTech). Yuill skillfully modified Adam Pearson's
Slashdot Konfabulator widget to create an enhanced, fully customizable
Spymac utility. Hartig then worked on the interface to produce the
widget you see on the left (click to enlarge).
The package was originally created for our Konfabulator challenge, and
you'll need to install...
Discover Spymac Hosting
Discover Spymac Hosting
08/16/2004 01:52 PMSpymac members quoted in MacUser mag
Spymac members quoted in MacUser mag
04/14/2005 10:39 AMSpymac featured in Your Mac Life
interview
Spymac featured in Your Mac Life
interview
09/07/2004 10:53 AMSpymac Weekend Editor on iTunes
Spymac Weekend Editor on iTunes
12/22/2003 05:27 PMAn album by Spymac's very own Weekend Editor, Michael Simon, is now
being distributed in Apple's iTunes Music Store. Check out Failed
Attempt by Chomer & Morlium today! [Listen Now!] [Discuss]
Spymac speculation: MWSF software
Spymac speculation: MWSF software
12/21/2003 01:19 PMNow that Steve has officially announced his keynote time-slot, let
the speculation truly begin.
Last week, we talked hardware, not let’s dig up some of those software
skeletons tucked up in Apple’s closet.
Spymac members and the Asian quakes
Spymac members and the Asian quakes
12/27/2004 01:02 PMSpymac sponsors new Mac game contest
Spymac sponsors new Mac game contest
06/05/2005 11:20 PMFor the next 21 days, Spymac and iDevGames invite Mac developers to
pay homage to our OS of choice by creating a game which places the
player at the top of the food chain in the new 21 Days Later: Predator
game contest.
Carlos Camacho of iDevGames says be it teeth, claw, poison, horns,
cunning, blade or ballistics, it's time to make the predators prey in
the new "mini" contest. First place prize is a free one-year
subscription to Wheel and the Spymac Set. Second place will receive a
free one-year subscription to Wheel and the Spymac Pack and third
place will get a one-year subscription to the Wheel and any item from
the Clothing Line at the Spymac Shop.
Deadline for applications is June 16, 2005 and the game entry deadline
is June 23, 2005. The contest is open to all developers, regardless of
location and age, except for where prohibited by law.To enter the
Predator contest, follow the instructions on this page:
http://www.idevgames.com/forum/showthread.php?p=88435
iDevGames is a website committed to promoting the development of Mac
gaming. The site hosts an annual developer contest and several "mini"
game contests throughout the year.
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