Five years of bringing Linux to the Feds first-hand

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two years ago, K5 put its hand out

two years ago, K5 put its hand out 06/22/2004 10:40 AM
and suddenly, thanks to Rusty, information no longer wanted to be free!

How I Spent my Summer Vacation: Bringing
Linux to Nicaragua

How I Spent my Summer Vacation: Bringing
Linux to Nicaragua 07/30/2004 07:07 AM
The first of two articles about one US student's experiences with Linux and Nicaragua this summer.

How I Spent My Summer Vacation: Bringing
Linux to Nicaragua, Part II

How I Spent My Summer Vacation: Bringing
Linux to Nicaragua, Part II 08/02/2004 08:27 PM
Setting up diskless clients for use in classrooms and local businesses.

Linux backers are solid; United's hand
out again

Linux backers are solid; United's hand
out again 09/19/2004 06:23 AM
SiliconValley.com Sep 19 2004 10:30AM GMT

""Soros, who has financed efforts to
promote open societies in more than 50
countries around the world, is bringing
the fight home, he said. On Monday, he
and a partner committed up to $5 million
to MoveOn.org, a liberal activist group,
bringing to $15.5..."

""Soros, who has financed efforts to
promote open societies in more than 50
countries around the world, is bringing
the fight home, he said. On Monday, he
and a partner committed up to $5 million
to MoveOn.org, a liberal activist group,
bringing to $15.5..." 11/11/2003 03:17 PM

Linux backers are solid; United's hand
out again (SiliconValley.com)

Linux backers are solid; United's hand
out again (SiliconValley.com) 09/19/2004 05:55 AM
SiliconValley.com - Maybe you were out of town last week, or maybe you just weren't paying attention. That's OK. Here's a quick rundown of what you missed, culled from reports by our staff and wire services.

Hand Job brings you exclusive hardcore
pictures and videos of Hand Job content
on the internet

Hand Job brings you exclusive hardcore
pictures and videos of Hand Job content
on the internet 04/10/2004 08:47 AM
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Mobile phone companies and service
providers working hand-in-hand to lure
users

Mobile phone companies and service
providers working hand-in-hand to lure
users 09/05/2004 09:54 AM
TechTree Sep 5 2004 2:38PM GMT

Get Ready for Some Hand-to-Hand Combat
(washingtonpost.com)

Get Ready for Some Hand-to-Hand Combat
(washingtonpost.com) 05/07/2004 10:46 AM
washingtonpost.com - Cue up the "dueling handhelds" theme: The video game wars are starting anew, with competitors Nintendo and Sony in a fierce fight for victory on the handheld gaming battlefield.

Game Makers' Hand-to-Hand Combat

Game Makers' Hand-to-Hand Combat 05/06/2004 05:51 AM
Nintendo is in danger of getting slapped silly by Sony twice in a decade. As Sony preps a new whiz-bang handheld video-game machine, Nintendo will answer with the upcoming DS. If the DS flops, Nintendo is in big trouble. By Daniel Terdiman.

Linux to Grow Steady for Next Four Years

Linux to Grow Steady for Next Four Years 12/17/2004 06:27 PM
IDC predicts a $35 billion-plus market by 2008.

Two Years Before the Prompt: A Linux
Odyssey

Two Years Before the Prompt: A Linux
Odyssey 09/10/2004 09:05 AM

Sony and Nintendo go hand to hand

Sony and Nintendo go hand to hand 05/13/2004 11:11 AM
Manchester Online May 13 2004 2:41PM GMT

Does the left hand talk to the right
hand?

Does the left hand talk to the right
hand? 03/12/2003 03:54 AM
The NYT is reporting that AOL is providing software to customers to block pop-ups. The sheer number of ironies in this article is simply delicious, and renders further comment unnecessary: 1) "AOL pioneered the often annoying but effective pop-up format" 2) "10 percent of its users had chosen not to receive pop-ups from AOL's own service, an option that has been harder to find than the new blocking software." Hard to find? Almost impossible. 3) "the number of sites that will accept pop-ups is increasing, including ever more sites owned by AOL Time Warner like Mapquest and CNN.com."

Hand-to-hand combat over Bolton

Hand-to-hand combat over Bolton 04/11/2005 02:34 PM
John Kerry advertises in Rhode Island in an effort to swing Lincoln Chafee against Bush's U.N. nominee.

Bringing relief with the pee-Pod

Bringing relief with the pee-Pod 08/03/2004 12:11 AM

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“The trauma of dirty loos could be a thing of the past for users of pPod, a guide to the best and worst of public toilets for iPod owners….A free interactive guide to public conveniences, appropriately called pPod, offers audio and text information on their whereabouts, opening hours, facilities and cleanliness.”…

Bringing their 'A' games

Bringing their 'A' games 02/12/2004 05:46 AM
USA Today Feb 12 2004 10:06AM GMT

Bringing out the big guns for SOA

Bringing out the big guns for SOA 04/17/2005 10:34 AM
ZDNet Apr 17 2005 2:17PM GMT

Bringing down the House

Bringing down the House 03/31/2005 05:36 PM
Two PACs are running ads attacking Tom DeLay for his actions in the Terri Schiavo case and alleged ethics violations.

Bringing Up the Rear

Bringing Up the Rear 04/09/2004 04:04 PM
A review of Doodieman: The Hero's Load, the 10-minute animated film by Tom Winkler: "As elegant as a movie about a superhero with bowel problems can be." (04-09)

Bringing Search Down to Earth

Bringing Search Down to Earth 07/21/2004 09:07 AM
Source: ClickZ - Don't get me wrong. I fully believe search engine marketing (SEM) and paid placement (via text-based communications) should play a role in most interactive marketing plans. Yet to make SEM an integral part of a brand advertiser's...

Bringing it back home

Bringing it back home 05/14/2004 06:15 AM
USA Today May 14 2004 10:43AM GMT

Bringing social networking to everything

Bringing social networking to everything 04/25/2004 02:40 AM

I'm sorry I disagree.....[read response after article].......

The next big thing in online social networking.

According to Reuters Social networking sites, which look to introduce friends of friends or people with common interests, have grabbed the attention of Internet users and venture capitalists but many are still looking for ways to make money.

Online dating siteTickle ( >2million profiles) launched a People Search service on its network that includes AskJeeves' . The partnership fuses the uncertain social networking phenomenon with a search model that has proven invaluable to both consumers and marketers on the public Internet.

Kolabora news expert Scott Allen blogs in his Social Networking News: According to Tickle CEO James Currier, “Search is a natural way for online social networking to move forward”. (..) "Tickle people search brings online search full circle, back to letting us find the right people to talk to.”

Reuters press release (April 22)

read more in the full articles quoted from three blogs

- Ask Jeeves Brings Search to Tickle (ClickZNews)< BR>- Jeeves, what’s the next big thing in online social networking? (Online Business Networks)
- Education — the real "next big thing" in online social networking (Online Business Networks)

[Smart Mobs]

I'm certainly in favor of putting social networking into context - but search is not a context.  It's sort of like getting it backwards.

It's not about bringing search to social networking.  It's about bringing social networking to everything.

Bringing the press into the story

Bringing the press into the story 01/03/2005 10:33 AM

Yesterday, walking on the beach, I had a minor epiphany about the press that I thought I should share asap. Talking to a reporter recently, about the difference between bloggers and pros, I tell a story I often tell, the interchange between David Weinberger and Walter Mears at the blogger's breakfast at the Democratic National Convention in July.

Weinberger asked Mears who he planned to vote for in the presidential election. Mears said he couldn't say because that would bring his biases into the discussion, and he writes objectively, his biases are irrelevant. This was about as clear a distinction as I've seen, because bloggers seem to view it exactly the other way. I can't trust you until I know where you're coming from. So a blogger always discloses his opinion on something he's reporting on, so we can triangulate, get a variety of points of view to determine what's really going on. Triangulation is something bloggers and their readers depend on. In the world of the pro, apparently triangulation is not necessary, because in theory every reporter is objective.

So, the reporter I was talking with says he is not part of the story. This is where the epiphany begins. That's why the various attempts to self-enforce integrity have been awful failures for the pros. We tested the self-enforcement system put in place by The Guardian last spring, we're not exactly nobodies, and got blown off, summarily and rudely. This is not what we would expect from a QA department at any organization, and surely not a newspaper of high repute. We wouldn't tolerate this from government, nor industry, but these days, when a campaign can be deleted, and its supporters disenfranchised, by cable networks because a candidate showed enthusiasm, consider how much progress we can make until we systematically watch the pros and judge the quality of their work. We're fools if we believe they can be trusted to watch over themselves. We have the empirical evidence that proves otherwise.

Net-net: the professional journalist is totally part of the story he or she is writing. That they believe otherwise is the major bug in their process.

Bringing logic to the source

Bringing logic to the source 12/31/2003 01:07 PM
It seems that amidst the glee and anticipation of next week’s Macworld Conference will be a horde of angry Mac users, hell-bent on exposing the display problems and logic board failures that have plagued the final revision of Apple’s G3 iBook line. While Apple has stuck to its no-harm, no-foul mentality, hundreds of iBook owners have been voicing their concerns for months, some even resorting to class-action lawsuits. Several of Apple’s recent released have been hit with production...

Bringing Down A Copycat Site

Bringing Down A Copycat Site 12/29/2004 04:59 AM

ATI's HDTV Wonder - Bringing DTV to your
PC

ATI's HDTV Wonder - Bringing DTV to your
PC 06/22/2004 09:07 AM

Bringing order to chaos

Bringing order to chaos 01/02/2004 06:20 PM
globetechnology.com Jan 2 2004 5:02PM ET

Bringing space down to Earth

Bringing space down to Earth 05/09/2004 08:57 AM
Chicago Tribune May 9 2004 12:23PM GMT

RIM Bringing Bluetooth to BlackBerries

RIM Bringing Bluetooth to BlackBerries 07/11/2004 03:08 PM
BrightHand Jul 11 2004 6:10PM GMT

Community News: Bringing the Outside In?

Community News: Bringing the Outside In? 03/11/2003 01:22 AM
Do you remember the time back when you knew nothing of PHP? Back when Perl or ASP was the dominant force, working to "make the web a better place"? Every one of us had to start somewhere, and every one of us had to hear about PHP from someone (or somewhere) - do you remember when you first were introduced to the fastest-growing web scripting language out there?

Bringing Java into Perl

Bringing Java into Perl 11/10/2003 10:52 PM
Phil Crow explains how to use Java code from inside of Perl, using the Inline::Java module.

Zend, Sun bringing PHP to the enterprise

Zend, Sun bringing PHP to the enterprise 11/03/2003 03:14 AM
Zend Technologies, inventor and parent company of the popular open source PHP Web scripting engine, today will announce a major partnership deal with Sun Microsystems in a move that may well advance PHP's position in the major leagues of e-business.

Mac At 20 -- Bringing It All Back Home

Mac At 20 -- Bringing It All Back Home 01/26/2004 10:20 AM
Apple watchers of all stripes have good reason to celebrate the Mac's anniversary -- and applaud Apple's focus on its core values. By Matthew Rothenberg (PC Magazine via MyAppleMenu)

Software That Lasts For Years And Years

Software That Lasts For Years And Years 07/14/2004 06:51 PM
We were just talking about the rise of quick and dirty programs as a way for individuals (not necessarily programmers) to solve specific needs. However, as was mentioned at the time, that would be a different "tier" of software programming, and there would still be a need for programmers to do higher level "big" projects. In the past, we've also discussed the problem of data extinction, where old computer systems and formats die out, leaving content and applications virtually useless on ancient media. This is a big problem for many applications, and Dan Bricklin is now suggesting that people need to start designing "Societal Infrastructure Software" that can last for centuries, not just a few years. The idea is that this type of software shouldn't have to worry about new computers or new formats or new anything... but will be able to just keep on working. In order to build this, though, Bricklin believes it will require embracing open source programming, though not necessarily the way people view open source programming today. It's a fascinating concept, but getting people to think long-term is so difficult these days, that you wonder if such ideas will actually catch on.

MacSoft bringing Rise of Nations to the
Mac

MacSoft bringing Rise of Nations to the
Mac 06/17/2004 11:39 AM
MacSoft today announced that it will release a Mac version of Rise of Nations, the award-winning real-time strategy game...

Bringing Apple Back Into The Race

Bringing Apple Back Into The Race 01/16/2004 11:04 AM
Thanks to IBM (once regarded by Apple as its greatest competitor) that Apple is back in the race. By Chris Chong (Malaysia Star via MyAppleMenu)

Bringing a little Florida sunshine to
Boston

Bringing a little Florida sunshine to
Boston 07/26/2004 07:21 AM

Bringing VIdeo Playback To The iPod

Bringing VIdeo Playback To The iPod 01/05/2005 10:27 PM

Beating Apple to the punch, little-known peripheral manufacturer Nyko has unveiled an iPod accessory which enables the popular audio player to play back videos on a 3.5" display. By Jorgen Sundgot, InfoSync World

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