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Monthly Archives: February 2009
to wit
Does CDOT have a presence on twitter? -Kevin
Wow, I wasn’t expecting this. I like to think of myself as a very web-savvy guy. I live and work online, write web apps, web tools, and work on a popular web platform. But I’ll be straight with you and admit that I don’t get Twitter. I am [...]
Tinkering with DXR
Dan asked me the other day if I’d setup a DXR instance for Thunderbird. About the same time I met with Chris and Mohak to discuss his work to package DXR for Fedora–he’s getting pretty close. Both of these things pushed me to do some more work on it and try a few experiments.
I started [...]
Posted in CDOT, Mozilla Education, Seneca Comments closed
Watching pymake get built
I just finished reading Benjamin Smedberg’s fantastic post about the method he’s using to write his Python based GNU Make replacement, pymake. The post offers a number of useful jumping off points for me to talk about various things. Where to begin?
Well, let’s start with the obvious question: why on earth would one do this? [...]
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Mozilla and Education version 0.2: Potential Projects
One of our first goals for Mozilla Education is to make it easier for students and educators to get connected to Mozilla project work, and for the Mozilla community to get project ideas into the hands of new contributors. We want to be a conduit for communication between academics and the community. I’ve been doing [...]
When worlds collide
Last week the Mozilla Labs’ guys released a new web-based source code editor (think “editor in the cloud”) called Bespin. Nothing I could say here to describe it is as good as their video:
Introducing Bespin from Dion Almaer on Vimeo.
Today I see that Boris Bokowski of the Eclipse project has taken it upon himself to [...]
intro
I’ve made the mistake of mentioning to Luke various things I want to write about, and he, being the friend that he is, never lets me forget it. Another Luke wrote something similar, “I tell you, though he will not get up and give him the bread because he is his friend, yet because of [...]
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What does open source look like?
Tristan has a good post up today about a video that tries to show what open source looks like. Sometimes when my girls ask me about my day, I listen to myself tell them things like, “Today I worked with someone in Australia, and another person in India, and got help from someone in California, [...]
Mozilla and Education, version 0.1
This year we are working to make it easier for people to participate in, and get involved with Mozilla as part of educational work. Mozilla is already home to many students and other academics: you can’t spend much time in the community without bumping into a someone attached to a school. Some are [...]
Porcupine
I’ve kept one of my New Year’s resolutions, and I’ve learned to cross-country ski–four times this past week! It helps having one of the best snow-winters in the past 10 years. It also helps that my daughters are learning with me. I tried to learn before with my wife’s family (who all ski), but it [...]
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