links for 2007-10-02

• Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2007 – Orlando
  I won’t attend, nor should you. If you want useful guidance about matters open-source then do as I do. Visit redmonk.com.
  (tags: open-souce clueless-gartner cluedin-redmonk)
• Why GPLv3 Will Supplant GPLv2 | Linux Journal
  Glyn’s musings on gplv3. His posts are always worth a read.
  (tags: open-source gplv2 gplv3 glyn-moody via:lwn.net)
• O’Reilly Network — To Sir, with Love: How To Get More Women Involved in Open Source
  On women, technology and open-source. Wonderful post — go read it.
  (tags: open-source women–in-technology strongly-recommended via:lxer)
• ScienceDaily: Technology Could Enable Computers To ‘Read The Minds’ Of Users
  This technology already exists — it’s called a blog.
  (tags: open-source technology)
• IBM’s Mills Opens Up on Collaboration
  (tags: open-source ibm collaboration steve-mills)
• Larry Osterman’s WebLog : Threat Modeling Again, What does STRIDE have to do with threat modeling?
  No sign of open-source in the posts from this Microsoftie. Surprising.
  (tags: open-source microsoft via:slashdot)
• Microsoft Office heads to the Web | CNET News.com
  Hi ho, Hi Ho, off to the web we go. With a shovel and a pack and a walking stick — and a forklift to carry that 6000 page OOXML spec — Hi Ho, Hi Ho, off to the web we go.
  (tags: microsoft ooxml hi-ho)