Tag Archive for 'navel-gazing'

Here’s some news: you’re looking at the 100th post on this humble blog!

I think a little navel-gazing is in order, don’t you?

I’ve been proselytizing openness for a month today. Clearly I’m going to have to do better…

Linux Mint 15 brings prettier desktop, new software and driver managers (via Ars Technica) http://ur1.ca/dwmrh 2013/05/18
Who Has Your Back? 2013 Edition (via Electronic Frontier Foundation) http://ur1.ca/dm75z 2013/05/03
British Telecom attacking the VoIP industry, claiming patents over the SIP protocol. (via The Register) http://ur1.ca/dnepy 2013/05/02
Red Hat: The Software Industry's Choice Is 'Open Or Die' (via ReadWrite) http://ur1.ca/dly9m 2013/04/30
“Saucy Salamander”...? http://ur1.ca/dk6fr 2013/04/27
FOSS: Breaking the Chains of Apple and Microsoft (via The ERACC Web Log) http://ur1.ca/dgngi 2013/04/21
!Linux in 2013: "Freakishly awesome" – and who needs a fork? (via The Register) http://ur1.ca/df5ms 2013/04/18
Hands-on with Mozilla’s Web-based Firefox OS (via Ars Technica) http://ur1.ca/d6wrh 2013/03/28
For Windows users: 4 GUI applications for installing !Linux from USB key (via http://ur1.ca/d0ua9) http://ur1.ca/d6m36 2013/03/27
Fragmentation is not killing !Linux (via Phillip the programmer) http://ur1.ca/d6hqs 2013/03/26