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Tuesday, December 3, 2002 |
 This post is being written on my Linux desktop: I've actually used my Linux machine a lot lately. I love Mac OS X, but spouse Linda is spending much less time on TV, and much more time on our (shared) Mac... I should probably set up Net boot - there are 2 Macs (but only one 21" display) and we should be able to go to either one. Mozilla does almost everything I need to do on the Net, reasonably well. Linux machine has a TV card (xawtv works good), Open Office (not bad) and GNOME is about as stable as Mac OS X Aqua...Comments 7:48:24 PM 
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The name 'Chris Gulker' shows up 1,670 times on Google. I tried searching on my name after I saw a note on Doc Searls' blog. Lots of embarrassing stuff (and one or two good things) I forgot I'd written... Doc Searls shows up more than 70,000 times... should we start Google vanity wars? Comments 4:44:44 PM
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The Fear Factor Meets Its Match. Using the tools of science, psychology and evolutionary biology, David Ropeik writes about reasons for people's fears. By Claudia Dreifus. [New York Times: Science] Controversy aside, flawed risk assessment is an important part of how markets, among other things, behave. Economic principals assume rational markets, but people are not rational about risk... Comments 2:55:47 PM
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Thomas A. Edison. "To invent, you need a good imagination and a pile of junk." [Quotes of the Day] All good imaginations please report to Silicon Valley and meet in the dotcom department... Comments 2:49:02 PM
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All Eyes on ElcomSoft Trial. Opening arguments begin Tuesday in the copyright infringement case against the Russian coding firm, a trial expected to test the limits of federal copyright law. Programmer Dmitri Sklyarov will be on hand to testify for both the prosecution and the defense. By Joanna Glasner. [Wired News] Let us please return to the rational interpretation of copyright that worked well for 200 years... Comments 2:32:26 PM
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Survey: Linux gaining acceptance in the enterprise. Study cautions OS still needs to prove itself before widescale deployment happens [InfoWorld: Top News] Heh, I thought the Microsoft-sponsored IDC report claimed Linux was more expensive... so why are corporations buying it? Comments 2:23:59 PM
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The future of venture capital and information technology: Foundation Capital VC Paul Holland says things aren't as bad as they look. Says Holland: "Valuations are down; plant and equipment costs are down; talent's up. So from a startup perspective, this is a terrific time. Now, if you're trying to get a company into the public market, this is a pretty difficult time. " Holland asked big-name corporate CIOs if they would buy from startups... they say yes... Comments 1:59:10 PM
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