Marketing Yourself on the Web, in order written
Marketing
Yourself on the Web: If Your Don’t Market Yourself on the Web, Then Who Will?
Marketing Yourself on the Web: Be Your Own Marketing Manager
Marketing
Yourself on the Web: Partner with Google
Marketing
Yourself on the Web: Give the Gift of a Name
Marketing Yourself on
the Internet: Overview
Marketing Yourself on the Web
, in suggested order for a presentation
Announcing a new
LinkedIn Group: Class of 2009
Marketing
Yourself on the Web: If Your Don’t Market Yourself on the Web, Then Who Will?
Marketing Yourself on the Web: Be Your Own Marketing Manager
Marketing
Yourself on the Web: Partner with Google
Marketing
Yourself on the Web: Give the Gift of a Name
Marketing Yourself on
the Internet: Overview
Uncategorized not categoried. Most of these posts are about open-source and/or education
Hopes dashed by the WordPress Dashboard
Release 2: open-source-volunteers
Becoming an Open-Source Project
Bookstore: Producing Open Source Software
A. J. Liebling: “Freedom of the press is guaranteed only to those who own one.”
Linus: stick to coding, Patrick is at the helm
Woods Adjusting to His New Role: Helping Rookies
Who should be the Pirate of the Caribbean? Linus Torvalds? Johny Depp? Russell Crowe?
wayward-word-press-announce: The Wayward Internet Technologists, the TWITs
Some are born TWIT’s, some achieve TWITness, and some have TWITness thrust upon ‘em
The Software Development Model BLOAT: Bug Limitation through Optimised Audience Targeting
“No innovation matters more than that which saves lives.”
Summary of recent comments from our readers
James Governor: would you like to join us for a RedMonk Radio podcast about Linux and STG?
We TWITers are about to go where no twit has gone before
Michael O’Connell: More on alphaWorks Services (news reports, blogs…)
On Golf: Byron Nelson, “A Great Player, and a Nice Man”
On golf: A day on the links away from the links
Philippines clears up after storm
TWIT alert: Tracey Ullman joins the team
The Wayward Word Press License – Make use of my writing here as you wish
TWWP Blog Stat Milestone: 1028 Total Views, 140 Best Day Ever
David Shields Hello Steve O’Grady : re Run! It’s a Standard
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Why censor him?
How do we communicate? We need a protocol. Yes, the open-TWIT protocol
Dave Shields HELLO Steve O’Grady
October 2006
e-mail take 2: You get to e-mail; I don’t
Good news, bad news. Winston Churchill, Richard Nixon.
It is better to light just one little LAMP … Please, please, help Sahana
From our readers: On the recent comments of Coar, O’Grady
Apache: The “gold standard” for open-source … and pretty as a picture to boot
From our readers: Currion, da Silva, Sears
What’s in a name? Everything! From Jikes to open-source-twit
New from Google: Code and Literacy
R. W. Apple Jr., Globe-Trotter for The Times and a Journalist in Full, Dies at 71
On Baseball: Steve O’Grady, David Brooks, A. Bartlett Giamatti, Red Smith, Lou Gehrig, et. al
This Blog is licensed under the Apache License 2.0
New Blog: TrackingTomFriedman.wordpress.com
Norman Salsitz, 86, Author Who Survived the Holocaust, Dies
Having a bash bashing Microsoft: Shell game? or Shell game
The Emergency Capacity Building Project IT Requirements Publications
Where did copyrights and patents come from?
“Hello World” through the ages
“Hello World” and Twit-messaging
Dave Shields HELLO Tom Friedman
On Steve O’Grady’s post: “Where to Innovate? Let Others Make the Call”
On child’s play on the Internet: Tag, you’re it! Don’t hide, so others can seek.
Which side of the firewall are you on? If you are on the inside then you are on the wrong side.
The Speedway-based track to non-obscurity
TWWP Puzzler #1: Four one-dollar bills.
E. Fred Garel, Jr. May his memory be a blessing
To Protect and Serve: Iraq, flashing red lights, seat belts
On “email take 2″ — Moscow Take 3
Unbreakable Linux: a hat-trick for open-source
Untracking the TrackingTomFriedman blog
Thomas Friedman Islam and the Pope
Thomas L. Friedman: Anyone, Anything, Anywhere
Thomas Friedman Fill ‘Er Up with Dictators
Thomas L. Friedman: If I Had One Wish
Thomas L Friedman Big Ideas and No Boundaries
November 2006
Thomas L Friedman: The Taxi Driver
Halloween+1: Deflating the pumpkin
Welcome back Thomas Friedman: Smart Guy #5
On the escape velocity from obscurity
Thomas L Friedman: Insulting Our Troops, and Our Intelligence
Thanks Steve O’Grady. Thanks Redmonk.
Word-press project initial status report
Falling leaves, covering ground
The word-press project puzzler #1
In Memory of Academician A. P. Ershov
Ernestine Gilbreth Carey, 98, Author of Childhood Memoir
On designing software: DUD, RERO and BLOAT
On blog posting: DUD? RERO? or BLOAT?
On Journalism: Blogging, open-source, the internet, John von Neumann
On Blogging: Wikipedia is your friend
On blogging: The newspaper is your friend
On blogging: Sometimes the details don’t matter
On mathematics and programming: Donald E. Knuth
Election Day Celebration: Christian, Jew, and Muslim
Thomas L. Friedman – Tolerable or Awful: The Roads Left in Iraq
An unholy alliance of Christian, Jew, Muslim
TWWP Jeopardy puzzler: sequoia?
Thomas L Friedman – China: Scapegoat or Sputnik
Announcing Open-source Java: What if?
S. Lane Faison Jr., 98, Dies; Art Historian and Professor
Business: Thomas L. Friedman: Bring in the Green Cat
Noam Chomsky to Thomas L. Friedman: Bring in the Green Cat? How? Colorlessly! Sleepily!
TWWP goes to the movies: “Bond, James Bond.”
Education: Thomas L Friedman – China: Scapegoat or Sputnik
Thomas L Friedman – The Green Leap Forward
“The Game” 2006: Yale 34, Harvard 13. Je-Sux! Harvard Sucks
Summary of recent comments from our readers, 9/28/2006 – 11/18/2006
Bond Sucks, Tux Sux: Linux Hacks Nix Bond Flix
On the origins of the phrase “Open Source Volunteers”
An authoritative opinion on the accuracy of the Holocaust movie Fateless
DUDley Snideley on Software – shutdown shot down
Leigh Anne Tuohy – “God gives people money to see how you’re going to handle it”
Make or buy? Home, sweet home — on the web
What if? What not? On the importance of community
Brother, can you spare a dime?
A short course in open-source and corporate communications
Licensing and Policy Summit for Software Sharing in Higher Education: Trip Report
What if? What not? Testing … testing … testing
Open-source has grown up. Shouldn’t we?
We license your departure — The TWIT License
December 2006
The TWIT license: Departure from the norm? What norm? Whose norm?
The TWIT license: An exceptional license
SugarCRM: Artificial Sweetener?
Herman B. Wells – On Coordination and Cooperation
Yogi Yarns – On the definition of open-source fork
Yogi Yarns – Inbound and Outbound Licenses
Yogi Yarns – Forks aren’t good or bad, they are just … forks
Yogi Yarns – Yogi hits it out of the park on Wall Street
Yogi Yarns – IBM throws in the towel
Yogi Yarns – On being lucky. First is not always best
The single most important fact about IBM
Why blog? If you don’t, who will?
Yogi Yarns — On forking and plenipotentiaries
Yogi Yarns — If you come to a fork in the road, pick it up
Patrick Mueller – IBM’s first open-source contributor?
Keep it simple – live a default life
Eben Moglen on life in the jungle
James Kim–family man, technologist
Blackboard’s Matthew Small on life in the jungle
On blogging: The two-character guide to writing a successful blog post
The two-character guide to finding a bug in WordPress
no-account accounting 2006-12-08
Open Mozart – Ecco la marcia, andiamo
The most important WordPress command
A note on mathematical and programming notation
The Wayward Word Coupon – Birthday Coupon
IBM in the News: OmniFind Yahoo Edition, UIMA
IBM Research in the News: IBM and Universities Plan Collaboration
A note on computer notation: hieroglyphics
Thomas L Friedman – Learning To Keep Learning
Catherine N. Pollard, 88, First Female Scoutmaster in U.S., Dies
Fadwa Hamdan – From Head Scarf to Army Cap, Making a New Life
Barbara Friedman, Chair-Elect, Board of Governors, HUC-JIR
How Suite It Isn’t: A Dearth of Female Bosses
On social networking: The Wayward Women Internet Technologists
Mobile Phones and Brain Shields
Yogi Yarns – “If you come to a foot in your mouth, take it out.”
A less-animated world: On the passing of Joseph Barbera and Chris Hayward
Women in Science: The Battle Moves to the Trenches
o-frindle education: words in a classroom
Sixth Sakai Notes – Introducing Sakai, by Anthony Whyte
Sixth Sakai Notes – Sakai Foundation Overview, by Chuck Severance
Kudos to the baloon folks at WordPress
On things you lost and wish you still had
The Joys of Yiddish: Outwitting history
Sixth Sakai Notes – Licenses,CLAs, and Why They Matter – Which Way Sakai? by Chris Coppola
Sixth Sakai Notes – Workforce Training in China, by Chris Coppola
Bob Knoll: Coast to Coast In The Pursuit of Economy, The Mobil Economy Run
Sixth Sakai Conference – Trip Report
Swanson Shields, soldier and educator, March 1945 letter
The New York Botanical Garden Holiday Train Show
Janet Shields, humorist; Sheldon McGuire, teacher
Words be nimble, words be quick, words be open, words be shtick
January 2007
Reflections on one hundred days of blogging
Blogher – where the women bloggers are
March 2007:
A new way of enlisting developer support: OpenLogic
Notes on Open Standards, Open Source, and Open Innovation: Harnessing the Benefits of Openness
John W. Backus, 82, Fortran Developer, Dies
Guidelines and Report of the Licensing and Policy Summit for Software Sharing in Higher Education
April 2007:
View Bird’s Eye: John James Audubon
May 2007:
Open Technology Solutions for K-12 Education
Steve Lambert’s Web Fight: Blocking Ads and Adding Art
The Wayward Word Press deemed one of “All The Blogs That’s Fit to Link”
On Supporting Educators: Ken Barbalace and EnvironmentalChemistry.com
Computer History Museum: Preserving Snobol and Spitbol Artifacts
Ralph Griswold: “I wish I had done it myself. In the long run I always do.”
A brief history of Sahana by Sanjiva Weerawarana
Chappaqua Memorial Day 2007: Staff Sgt Kyu Hyuk Chay
Postscript: Chappaqua Memorial Day 2007: Staff Sgt Kyu Hyuk Chay
June 2007:
Competing as Software Goes to Web
The Wayward Word Press: One in a Million
Plugging Plugins: On the Ignorance of Crowds
August 2007:
Open Source: The Far Side of the World
Ubuntu is a hill of beans that is worth much more than a hill of beans
Configuring Intel 845G video chipset on Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn desktop
Using the D-Link USB KVM-Switch DKVM-20 with Ubuntu 7.04
Sell support? Why not give it away for free?
Ubuntu Forums Re: How to build a PC that is 100% compatible with Ubuntu
On Buying and Building Hardware: Break a Leg with Newegg
Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter – Selected links from Jan-Aug 2007
How do you access, read, write, or mount a USB flash drive in Ubuntu 7.04?
Vista set for 2008 servicing? Ubuntu is serving you now.
Flatline: Problems teaching reading in a flat world
Some Thoughts About Our Tenure and Education’s Future
September 2007:
Posting source code in WordPress
George Washington on Standards
Microsoft Favored to Win Open Document Vote
On reading the OOXML specification
PDF: A Portable, Persnickety, Problematic, and Proprietary Document Format
Oops! The Gray Lady missed a beat covering the OOXML beat
If you have more than one computer in your home then you have a home network
Death and Taxes and a Pound of Coffee
WordPress August Wrap-up: Game, Set, Match
The LDS License: License Dave Shields
The FSL License: Fun Software License
On Choosing the Title of a Blog Post
Serve your time, then do the crime.
On Building, Buying, or Recycling a Computer to Run Ubuntu Linux
Building your own Linux Ubuntu computer using the ECS GeForce 6100SM-M motherboard
Using Tabbed Windows to Manage Your WordPress Blog
Cascading over the cataracts with CSS
What’s in a name? GNU, Linux, or GNU/Linux?
What’s in a Name? Linux, Ubuntu, Linux Ubuntu, or Ubuntu Linux?
What’s in a name? Gnubuntu or Ubuntu?
Call for Presenters – CUE.org’s Open Source Pavilion
First K-12 Open Minds Conference October 9-11 2007 in Indianapolis, Indiana
Using the Kodak C300 Digital Camera on Ubuntu Linux
How to install a specific version of Java on Ubuntu
Installing and using jUploadr to upload photos on Ubuntu Linux
On installing and configuring Sun’s Open-Source Java implementation on Ubuntu Linux
My blog is being categorized. Is yours?
Why Ubuntu? Let me count the ways
Injury on the field — now to the commercial
Happy Birthday to the Linux kernel, Poodle Scout, and The Wayward Word Press
The Gray Lady has a new spring in her step: Times to Stop Charging for Parts of Its Web Site
Microsoft Talks About Its Problem And Then Adds To It
It’s Pirate’s Day, Matey. Don’t be fooled by it, as was I.
Installing Lotus Symphony on Windows XP
On Three Letter Acronyms (TLA’s) and IBM-Speak
Dave Shields On Package Management: Apt-Get It or For-get It
Why Ubuntu? It uses apt-get to manage packages
Marcel Marceau, Renowned Mime, Dies at 84
On Category Theory and Child’s Play: Tag, You’re It
On Being a Celebrity: Till Death Do We Part?
Dave Shields’s — Bikers, Bloggers, Writers
Using Technorati to see what people are saying about your blog, and more.
Installing Lotus Symphony on Ubuntu
On Installing Lotus Symphony, Ubuntu, Superman, and the Mole Men
Share The Data, Build A Community, Grow Your Business
Suggestion to WordPress: Share More Data, Grow Your Community, Build Your Business
Tikkun Olam: Give Where Giving Is Due
Pinhead Zone, Tailspin Zone: Bill O’Reilly Felled By Foot In Mouth Disease
Peter Applebome: Soldiers’ Portraits Make the Costs of War More Visible
What Will Become of Journalism, And Journalists, In the Internet Age?
Finding The Way To A Man’s Heart
October 2007:
The Wayward Word Press September Wrap-up
The Fall Days Of The Fallen And Their Survivors
Letter To The Wall Street Journal: Share The Data, Build A Community, Grow Your Business
Hurry Up Please, It’s Time: NECC Call For Proposals Closes October 3, 2007
Avoid use of jargon. “IBMers have developed a lingo all their own, but jargon confuses people”
TWIT daveshields Joins The Twits At Twitter.com
Larry Magid: The Next Leap for Linux
Why Ubuntu? The NY Times Picked It To Represent Linux, And Said Good Things About It.
Philling Up In Philly With Philly Phood And Philly Phroth
Hacking Craig’s List And The New York Times
Financial Times Will Allow More Free Access to Web Site
David Pogue: Laptop With a Mission Widens Its Audience
Chay Posts Moved To A New Resting Place
Linux Journal Lost South Of Calais
Open Letter to American Airlines And Its CEO
On Notes and Quotes: Frankly, my dear, I don’t give a damn
Linux At Your Service: The Linux Service Agreement
Having a bash bashing Microsoft, continued.
The Wayward Word Press Man Of The Year For 2006: Professor Brad Wheeler
The Wayward Word Press Man Of The Year for 2007: SSgt. Kyu Hyuk Chay, A Fallen Soldier
The Wayward Word Press Software Of The Year Award For 2007: WordPress
Using the del.icio.us tag for:shame
On Taking License With Language: Using Links To Explain Jokes, Licenses, and Pun Fun
AC-CENT-TCHU-ATE THE PUNCTUATE
Is This An Unusual Musical Skill?
Query To Bloggers: What Is Your Best Post? Your Best Passage?
Dr Watson: No Gnu’s Is Good News
Dr Watson: “Noble Scoble” To Win Nobel Prize
Dr Watson: Linux Tux, JE Sux, Harvard Sux, Microsoft Sux, Vista Sux
Dr Watson: Thomas Friedman, Smart Watson #5
If Noble Scoble and Blogger Dave Use Twitter, Shouldn’t You?
Search Views for TWWP, October 9-15, 2007
David Brooks: A Still, Small Voice
Tag For K12 Open Minds Conference 2007: k12openminds07
The Army Honors Its Own, As Should All Of U.S.
Letter Of Thanks To David Brooks
Some Tips on Twitter from a TWIT
TWWP Puzzler: Name The U.S. Presidents Known To Have Made Use of The Library of Congress
On Thin Clients and Hospital Waiting Rooms
On Education, Innovation, OLPC, And Open-Source
A Tip From Scooby-Do Via Twitter: Upcoming.org
On Open Content: Libraries Shun Deals to Place Books on Web
Lt. Michael P. Murphy, a Fallen Soldier
The Long March Up From Obscurity: Technorati Authority Now 40, Rank 199700
Suggestions To Novice IBM Bloggers
Virgil Starkwell Meets the Internet
Dave’s Tips On A Healthy Life Style
What Are Your Favorite Web Sites or Blogs?
Announcing The Women In Technology Project
Suggestion to Firefox Team: Add Copy Link As HTML
Any Wild Python Programmers Out There?
A Woman in Technology: Pamela “PJ” Jones of Groklaw.net
Thomas Friedman: Did We Do That?
Eben Moglen: Copyleft Capitalism, GPLv3 and the Future of Software Innovation
Open Source Divertimento K. 2007
Some IBM Resources on Patents and Collaboration
Golden Oldies With a New Sparkle
November 2007:
Can you explain open-source in one sentence?
Don’t forget to get your Flu Shot
Goodnight Windows, Goodnight Mush
Ubuntu 7.10: Inflection Point or Tipping Point?
New York Botanical Garden: Kiku
December 1999: Three Predictions
The Sun / Red Hat Java announcement: 2002 or 2007?
An Open-Source Experiment: Google Enters the Wireless World
About the Luddites, and an invitation to join the project
New Life Forms in the Open-Source Ecosystem: Redmonk, Mellon Foundation, And Some Newbies
An Authoritative Opinion Comparing Security in Linux and Microsoft Windows
An Authoritative Opinion on Libraries and Authoritative Opinions
On Libraries: The Ernie Pyle Memorial Home/Library
On Libraries: The Library of Temple Beth El of Northern Westchester
On Libraries: On Searching for the Meaning of “Sabbath Kristallnacht”
k12openminds07: I just ordered my XO Laptop. Have You?
Search Engine Terms for November 12, 2007
dsandroid: Dave Shields On Google’s Android Project
Thomas J. Watson Library: The Gates of Paradise”>
The Two Hundred Dollar Computer
Software cost now equals hardware cost
Annus Horribilis, Annus Mirabilis
First Memories of Reading And of Being Read To
On Authors: Ira Levin, of ‘Rosemary’s Baby,’ Dies at 78
Shall I tell them it is only a week until Thanksgiving?
On Unexpected Authority: Recent Examples
On Volunteerism: A. F. Hawkins, Civil Rights Lawmaker, Dies at 100
Technorati Authority Now 50, Rank Now 154,301
On Authority and Rating Programmers. Making Linus Number 1
On the Authority of Librarians
Promoting Open Technologies in Libraries
Video of Eben Moglen’s Talk at IBM Research Now Available Online
dsandroid: Money and Politics in Google’s Android Project
On Claiming a Piece of the Blogosphere
Talk to CUNY Librarians: Trip Report
xo-laptop: 10 Days Left in OLPC Give One / Get One XO Laptop Program
xo-laptop: 10 Days Left in OLPC Give One / Get One XO Laptop Program
xo-laptop: Announcing Three New XO Laptop Projects
xo-laptop: The “Sign Me Up” Posts
Back In The Day: Computing in 1959, 1971
xo-laptop: Only 7 Days Left to Get Your Child an XO Laptop for XMAS
xo-laptop,xo-sahana: A historic occasion, using the XO Laptop to run Sahana
xo-laptop, xo-sahana: Only 6 Days Left to Get Your XO-for-XMAS
xo-laptop, xo-library: Cataloging the Internet/Web Using the XO Laptop
xo-laptop: Saving Lives Using the XO Laptop
xo-laptop: “ok, ok, I bought one.” My XO Ranking is now 8.
Video of Eben Moglen’s Talk at IBM Research Now Available Online – Ogg Format
terraputer, xo-laptop: terra plus putare gives terraputer
terraputer xo-laptop: The XO Laptop is a Terraputer
terraputer xo-laptop: Software’s Firewall, Microsoft
terraputer xo-laptop: Buy 1 Give 1 Extended Until December 31, 2007
Too Many Projects Considered Harmful
Message from The Tuxers: Think, Dave! Don’t Use Windows!
Message from The Tuxers: Think, Dave! Don’t Use Windows!
xo-laptop: Flog your blog, use the xo-laptop tag
terraputer xo-laptop: On Being Present At The Creation Of A Big Project
thewit: The Women In Technology Project, initial posts
O’Reilly Women In Technology Series
Getting Hijacked Running Windows
xo-laptop: The Power of the XO is its Power Supply
xo-laptop: A Little Laptop With Big Ambitions But Little Power
xo-laptop: My XO Rank is now 12. What is yours?
xo-laptop xo-envy: A new computer virus, XO Envy
xo-laptop: Alarming news that my XO Ranking may be 14
Google’s Heavy Brand: Review of the Everex TC2502 Green gPC
terraputer xo-laptop: The XO Generation
xo-laptop: Some rough estimates of web awareness of the XO Laptop
xo-laptop: My Top Posts now favoring XO
xo-laptop: Tom Friedman: The Case for Illegal Mingling
xo-laptop: I’m Dreaming of a Green Christmas
xo-laptop: Mike Todd gets it. Will you?
terraputer xo-laptop: Minimal hardware requirements for XO-Linux and Microsoft Vista
xo-laptop xo-thinking: Time to put on our XO Thinking Caps
xo-laptop thinking-cap: On the XO Laptop and Microsoft’s OOXML Standard
Followup from Steve Ovadia on the CUNY Librarians Presentation
xo-laptop xo-tux: Meet XO-Tux, the newest Tuxer
Windows XP Configuration and Migration on the T60 Thinkpad
xo-ubuntu: Installing Ubuntu on the Lenovo T60 Thinkpad
xo-laptop: Targeted Donations of XO Laptops
Early orders for XO-Laptop to be delivered Dec. 14-24
xo-python: The Farmer in the Dell
xo-laptop: On the Open-Sourcing of Business
OpenDS: On Being Bitten By The Hand That Once Fed You
xo-laptop xo-education: The War Against Ignorance
xo-laptop T-Shirt Design Contest
December 2008
xo-laptop The More it Snows, Nobody Knows, How Cold Dave’s Toes are Growing
Join the XO-laptop XO-generation
xo-laptop xo-toys Off Target at Target
xo-laptop xo-toys Let’s play XO-Scrabble
xo-laptop Impressing Your Friends
xo-laptop Nelson Minar, Thanks
xo-laptop xo-python The Most Important Programmers in the World
xo-laptop An Authoritative Opinion by an Expert on Authoritative Opinions on How to Outwit Google
I’m Now the #2 Dave Shields On the Web
xo-laptop xo-python On Sun and the Tragedy of Java
OpenDS Exegesis Ecclesiastes 5:13
Am I about to become a source of authoritative opinions on Ecclesiastes 5:13 ?
Pvt. Isaac T Cortez: From the Bronx to Iraq to a Return Home, Too Soon
The Most Idiotic Post Yet Written About the XO Laptop
Bad Things Happen Can Happen With Good Software
I just ordered a hat. Why? What kind? What color?
On Volunteerism: Cast thy bread upon the waters for thou shalt find it after many days
Opportunity knocks, but you have to open the door
Red Hat Shopper’s Guide Gets It Right
On OpenDS: Time for Sun to make a call
OpenDS: Observations from an open-source project maintainer/screwup
Building your own Linux Fedora computer using the ECS GeForce 6100SM-Motherboard
XO Business Opportunities: Market Share, Servers
If there were a Nobel Prize in braggadocio, who would win it?
Programming as applied mathematics
On Von Neumann’s First Program
Searching for David Shields who served with 1st Marine Division, Mike Co. in 1968-1969
Taking your XO blog to new places
Inexorable Logic: The XO Laptop and the Sahana Project
On the shortest Python program
House and Senate Slash Science Budget Increases
Do You Have To Prove It Works?
Alan Turing’s Definition of a Computing Machine
On Philately Shock Block: On the power of a single individual and the power of computer simulation
On the Apple Imac: It’s a Unix system. I know this!
k12openminds07: Donating an XO to the Navajo People
The Great Unanswered Questions about the XO Laptop
An apology about Apple’s Imac from screwup Dave Shields
The Tuxers and Dave welcome the XO-1 to the Shields Family
How do you turn off the OLPC XO Laptop wireless feature
January 2008
2007: The Miserable Pundit in Review
XO Axiom #3: Open-source is all about fun
Comparison of /bin and /usr/bin content for XO and Fedora Core
An XO Two-Pack Life Support System
Using SSH to access your XO Laptop
Comparing the OLPC XO Laptop and Intel’s Classmate PC
An authoritative opinion on the XO Laptop by Jennifer Shields
XO-Python: Where Are the Software Engineers of Tomorrow?
Linus Torvalds: “Linux is Just Fun”
On the death of the client/server computer model
February 2009
Happy Birthday to The Wayward Word Press
On “Farewell World” and Programming
Hello World: opensourcesoftwareconsultant.com (OSSC)
The fastest, smallest Ubuntu Linux antivirus scanner
March 2009
Is there a computer program to solve Kenken puzzles in Python for Ubuntu Linux?
What the Blank is Wrong at the Chappaqua Library?
Jacob “Jack” Schwartz Dies at 79
John Markoff of the New York Times to Write the Obituary for Jack Schwartz
Jack Schwartz: Work is a Signed Quantity
Announcing a new Facebook Group: NYC Grad Students with a NYC Taxicab License
Starting the day with Ubuntu 8.10 Linux
Jacob T. Schwartz, 79, Restless Scientist, Dies
How to own a piece of the web, for free
Ilya Piatetski-Shapiro, Math Theorist Who Clashed With Soviets, Dies at 79
On John Forbes Nash, Jr., Jack Schwartz, and the Nash/Schwartz Embedding Theorem
How to Disable the WordPress “Possibly Related Posts” Feature
Headline from daveshields: Dave Shields is Featured in a Front Page Story in the New York Times
Comments on Jack Schwartz by his sister, Judith Dunford
The Open Source Community, the Worldwide Academy of Programming, Does Not Discriminate
LinkedIn Group IBM Class of 2009 (Revised)
DSAT: The Dave Shields Achievement Test
DSAT Technology Test 1900-1950
DSAT Technology Test 1900-1950 (Answers)
DSAT Technology Test 1950-2000
DSAT Technology Test 1950-2000 (Answers)
DSAT Technology Test 2000-2050
DSAT Technology Test 2000-2050 (Answers)
More Comments on Jack Schwartz from His Family, Friends, and Colleagues
A Comment on Ilya Piatetski-Shapiro by His Son, Gregory Piatetsky-Shapiro
On the Importance of LinkedIn: Example I
LinkedIn: The MOST IMPORTANT NETWORKING SITE
Jikes Project to Partner with Google
Twitter is a Partner with TinyURL
On JTS Programs: Coding in Honor of Jacob T “Jack” Schwartz
To use SourceForge is to Launch a Denial of Service Attack on it
cp /dev/null jts; chmod + x jts
Goggle says DaveShields is THE World’s Greatest Authority
Why Google is the Most Important Company in the World
DaveShields and the Tuxer’s Celebrate Spring 2009
Opera is THE BEST BROWSER for Ubuntu 8.10 Linux
Why Being Open is Almost Always Better Than Being Closed
Dave Shields, daveshields, Resume (18 March 2009)
Draft Trip Report, 19 January 2008
David Shields, daveshields, is looking for a job
Matt Mullenweg at WordPress: You Have a Problem
Opera for Ubuntu 8.10 Linux is Much Better If You Use Widgets
Announcing a new blog: Jacob T “Jack” Schwartz – Tales and Stories
The Emptying of Lot Hawthorne One
On the Meeting of the Business School Deans in a Closed Room
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