The Agony of Upgrading Fedora
Time for a rant A few years ago I decided it was finally time to learn Linux after having used DOS, Windows, and the Mac OS for years My plan of attack was to run my own...
Time for a rant A few years ago I decided it was finally time to learn Linux after having used DOS, Windows, and the Mac OS for years My plan of attack was to run my own...
For MapBuzz, we use a popular open source project called Trac for managing our bugs, feature requests, release schedules, etc As long as you don't have complex...
In preparation for getting back to this blogging thing, a couple of weeks ago I toyed with changing my blogging software from Typo to WordPress I originally chose Typo for...
Well, it wasn't quite in the same league as 62-36, but a victory over Nebraska is always cause for celebration Here's Mike, my brother, and I in the south stands of Folsom...
Peter wrote a good post last month about the power of links It strange to be evangelizing links over ten years into the Web revolution, but in an ironic twist, what the...
As many of you know, I'm a big fan of Atom, including both the syndication format and publishing protocol At Foss4g, I gave a talk that argued that Atom offers a better solution...
Before Sunday's World Series game, Lauren and I did a bit of pumpkin carving to get ready for Halloween To keep with the spirit of the day, I went with a Rockies logo And since...
Boston Red Sox versus Colorado Rockies Time for Lauren, one of my best friends and lifelong Sox fan, to make it to Denver for a World Series weekend We scored two tickets off...
Like most American male teenagers, I loved baseball When I discovered Bill James' incomparable Baseball Abstract in 1983 it was like finding a slice of heaven The Baseball...
I had no intention of getting involved in the proprietary versus open source versus free software war But Tom asked an excellent question in response to my article exploring if...