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April 8th, 2010 
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It’s still hard to believe that only a year ago, Google’s Android OS seemed stalled , where months passed with only one handset based on it in existence. Fast forward to today, and it’s Springtime for Android, with more than 30 handsets based on it, and many non-phone implementations of it
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The Tilt Toward Android Is Only In Its Infancy
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Tags: black, browser-updated, intel, microsoft, motorola, Number, open-source, people, smartphones 
No Comments » March 29th, 2010 Admin
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Does motivation matter? Open source contributors are increasingly people who are paid to work on open source.
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Motivation and Contributions in Open Source: Stop Romanticizing Unpaid Contributions
Posted in Open Source News Tags: apache, contributions, contributors, mainly-measured, money, open-source, Paid, people, project, question No Comments » March 23rd, 2010 Admin Vista treats every one the same, example: Your an Idiot and Vista knows better, I am beta testing Vista and I get annoyed after trying to install a program, getting asked twice if I am sure I really want to let it install, there are many different anoyances like that. I emailed Microsoft and asked them if the would add a Prefesional mode for people who know what they are doing to unlock certain systems but I doubt they’ll listen. I mean the Last time I needed training wheels on anything I was 5, so why is Microsoft giving us an OS with training wheels?
March 22nd, 2010 Admin
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I’d like to see more bad English on mailing lists, and fewer apologies from non-native speakers about their poor English skills. There’s nothing to be ashamed of in trying to communicate in a second, third, or fourth language and not being an expert. And it’d be a shame if non-native speakers let fear or embarrassment hold them back from making a vital contribution or asking a question that could help them succeed in contributing or using FLOSS tools
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More Bad English, Please
Posted in Open Source News Tags: english, english-several, estimation, Language, linux, open-source, opportunity, people, proficiency, spread-the-word, static-buffer, time, wikipedia No Comments » March 15th, 2010 Admin |
There is a growing number of options available for aspiring home energy app makers . Now, wireless energy management startup People Power has released its software developer’s kit called SuRF (Sensor Ultra Radio Frequency) for OSHAN (Open Source Home Area Network). Using SuRF, developers can create applications that run over People Power’s open source-based wireless system , which can connect home fixtures and appliances and transmit energy data to a web-based portal.
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An Open Source Home Energy Developer Kit, From People Power
Posted in Open Source News Tags: end-item, green technology, Network, people, people power, Power, security, security-system, sensors, source, surf, wireless-system No Comments »
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