Here are some questions. With your own eyes, have you ever:
Seen Florence, Italy?
Seen a painting in the Uffizi Gallery? [1]
Seen the Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore?
Seen the Baptistry?
Seen Michelangelo’s David?
Seen the Ponte Vecchio?
Seen the Basilica di Santa Maria Novella?
Seen Masaccio’s Holy Trinity, one of the first paintings to use perspective?
Seen the Brancacci Chapel?
Seen the [...]
IBM has an internal network known as “w3.” I just saw two articles on the w3 Home page that made mention of some externally available articles and documents about patents and collaboration that may of interest:
Reinventing the invention system
Inventors’ Forum: Collaboration Amongst Small and Mid-Sized Enterprises
Bob Sutor Blog
Tuxers Smile on seeing Dave boot up Ubuntu
I work for IBM’s Linux Technology Center, the LTC. Though many LTCers work at IBM sites such as Austin, TX, and Beaverton, OR, most of them work at various locations throughout the globe, including the “Oz” team in Australia (LTCers there include Rusty Russell and Andrew J. Tridgell, [...]
I was asked to give a brief presentation on open-source to a group of Austrian officials from the government and public sector on Monday, October 22, 2007. I learned that while the officials were guests of IBM, their trip was funded by an organization in Austria, and also that there would be software vendors present.
I [...]
Asus Eee PC 701 Full Review, Laptop Reviews on CNET.co.uk
I saw one of these micro-laptops at the k12openminds07 conference in Indianapolis a couple of weeks ago. I asked the folks at the ASUS booth to let me know when it is available, so I can buy one. It looks *very* promising. It is powered by [...]
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