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A lot more work. Like a lot of people, I don't read some kind of static text to an audience; even with the same slides I give a different talk every time. The only way to put together a page like this one would be to simply transcribe t
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Glibc steering committee dissolves; eglibc may be reintegrated
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Kernel competition in the enterprise space
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Betrayed by a bitfield
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15y ago
See http://lwn.net/Articles/455013/ , for example.
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15y ago
Would you care to inform us of what those differences are, by any chance?
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Google's disappearing Android GPL compliance opportunity
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15y ago
I'm amazed that telnet still lives after all these years. I wonder if anybody has audited telnetd implementations on other systems for the same problem?
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That newfangled journal thing: leaving the Unix tradition behind
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So what is the license for all of this data? It seems murky at best...
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2011 Linux kernel summit surprise: Android code may be merged after all
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That's what I came here to say as well. The failure to provide an SSL version of AdSense is one of the biggest impediments to the implementation of SSL-only sites on the net currently. Until they fix that, they are not entirely serious ab
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15y ago
Somebody might not notice a malicious commit when they pull the tree, but the maintainer will definitely notice the next time he pushes to that tree. Having a push rejected because it's not a fast-forward gets your attention every time.
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15y ago
Companies with less than 25 people are relatively unlikely to have sufficiently deep pockets to attract patent attacks in the first place. And trolls, of course, won't care about the pledge. Nice idea, but doesn't seem that useful to me.
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15y ago
Having been quoted in press releases before, I can say that it often works that way: the PR droids will send something saying "we quoted you saying this, is that OK with you?" It's weird.
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Data Warehousing 101
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Semantic MediaWiki: Toward smarter wikis
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15y ago
Reviewed in LWN back in April: https://lwn.net/Articles/438184/
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Actually, the kernel is one place where you'll not see Harmony's work at all; these agreements are meant to be applied to a lot of other projects. Canonical is pushing for them, but is not alone in that effort.
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One more hop for Kermit
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What's coming in PostgreSQL 9.1
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I assume that somebody knows what "npm" is? I have no clue and the linked page doesn't tell me. OTOH it's happy to tell me to feed curl output straight into a root shell, an idea that makes me just a wee bit nervous.
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A report from the (not only) MySQL conference 2011
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Future storage technologies and Linux
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16y ago
We are not dealing with "FOSS extremists" here. This is a focused FUD campaign against Android, coming from people whose only "FOSS extremism" comes in the form of antipathy.
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The Grumpy Editor's GNOME 3 experience
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Debugging tech conference anti-harassment policies
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A plane ticket to Europe or Asia often costs less than what I've seen people set aside as their gambling budget in Las Vegas. It's a matter of what you think is important.
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IPv4 address exhaustion and the end of the open net
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As long as the posting of subscriber links in places like this is occasional, I believe it serves as good marketing for LWN - indeed, every now and then, I even do it myself. We just hope that people realize that we run nine feature articl
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