Daily Archives: October 26th, 2007

A Woman in Technology: Pamela “PJ” Jones of Groklaw.net

I have just posted Woman in Technology: Pamela “PJ” Jones of Groklaw.net in the Women In Technology Project.
I expect there will be many more such posts, and I hope most of them will be written by women who are themselves women in technology.

Fading Fall

I’ve lived in or near New York City for over four decades.
These past few weeks have brought the most glorious Indian Summer I have yet seen — day after day of unusually warm weather for the last six weeks or so, weather that I have enjoyed while working on my back porch.
But I can sense [...]

Designerwear For Software

One of the funniest photos I have seen in recent years appeared on the front page of the New York Times on Saturday, October 20, 2007, in the article by Martin Flackler, Fearing Crime, Japanese Wear the Hiding Place.
Here is a picture of it:
Can you see the slippers?.
Diversion: How I insert a photo image into [...]

links for 2007-10-26

Microsoft and open-source backers: best ‘frenemies’ forever?
Stay cool, Steve, stay cool. We want you to be diverted and lashing out while we are busily coding away.
(tags: open-source microsoft steve-balmer)

Slashdot | Microsoft Forces Desktop Search On Windows Update
Why am I not surprised. Were you? One of the greatbenefits of open-source is that no one tries to [...]

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