scholar.google.com
I did not pay particular attention to the Google service at scholar.google.com until I read Luis Villa’s <a href=http://tieguy.org/blog/2006/06/18/crowding-out-of-intrinsic-motivations-aka-the-bounty-problem/blogblog about
Month: June 2007
Can I have the spoon please?
I like what gregdek observes about the fact that sometimes, to get things done just that little bit guicker, we
Tactics to distract national standards bodies
While I still think that the OOXML has to be given a fair hearing, I think we should be constantly
Giving OOXML a fair hearing
I am sure the folks at MS monitoring this blog would be glad to read the heading. Yes, by all
Common Criteria’s EAL 4 certification for Linux
Or more specifically RHEL 5. To see RHEL 5 gain this type of certification is really remarkable. It is a
MS is upset with moi? What me worry?
It appears that the fiasco of February 5th is not sitting well with our friends at MS Singapore.Their tactics in
digital restrictions management
A couple of weeks ago, I bought a new Sony Playstation 2 – the thinner slicker vesion for S$298. I
F7 and Java on a 256MB machine
I had set up a fairly ancient Dell laptop – an Inspiron 3800 (tag XQ4FY) with F7 last week. Did
Letter writing campaign OOXML efforts to be accepted as ISO standard
In April, the ITSC received a letter from a Singapore company expressing support for the MS OOXML standard. What was
Fedora 7 is amazing
I have been very pleased so far with Fedora 7. Firstly, it is just common sense that both core and
Some nice memories
An email topic at work triggered a search into when and where did I first start using computers. I did
Academic view of the fallacy of software patents
This article is I think a very succinct and clear explanation of the problem with software patents. The big mistake