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Les Misérables and Aaron Swartz
13.01.2013
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, was caught and sentenced to nineteen years of punishment as a slave. When freed on parole he was given “papers” that designated him a “dangerous man”, so it was impossible for him to get any job, or even
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The Linux Foundation Video Contest: An Experiment That Failed
15.04.2009
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for visual cliche in our culture. Could the contest entries move beyond the usual cliches? More importantly, could they manage the difficult job of explaining free software in basic terms? Unfortunately
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The Calgary Open Source Symposium Festival (COSSFest, 2009)
21.04.2009
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at the hotel on Thursday night, because I was presenting on Friday, and wanted to be rested enough to decent job. By the time the shuttle from the airport dropped me off, it was 11PM, but Shawn Grover
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openSUSE settles down to open governance
26.06.2009
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employees realize that for openSUSE to succeed, it must release its hold on the project. In my opinion, they're doing a great job going down that path." The foundation and the future So far, the board
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Red Hat's POSSE introduces academics to FOSS
29.07.2009
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problems instead of classroom exercises, and gain experience at working with large code bases and large numbers of contributors that will aid them when they graduate and hunt for jobs. The organizers also
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A belated report on the mini-summit on women in free software
01.10.2009
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wants to see free software become more popular. "There's fifty percent of the population that we're not able to reach, fifty percent that we're doing a really poor job of reaching. The movement needs more
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GNOME, GNU, and a long memory
16.12.2009
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you might argue that he is only doing his job, his inability to put aside his animosity suggests that he would do better not to be involved. Nobody is likely to ever know how much these motivations
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New Survey on Gender Indicates Increased Awareness
20.12.2011
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.net (formerly SourceForge) "should help researchers more. We don't do a good job of providing more information for telling them what the community is all about. We provide them with dumps on a regular basis
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Internet access and human rights
05.01.2012
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, and too many engineers remain indifferent to such issues, being content instead to keep their heads down and do their jobs. Like Cerf, I would prefer that engineers of all sorts felt responsible for what
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Where are they now?
18.01.2012
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today has reason to be grateful to the leaders of the past. But, unlike proprietary software, FOSS no longer needs the equivalent of a Steve Jobs to guide it. It's outgrown the need, if in fact the need

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