Luis Villa (tieguy)
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A pleasant morning phone call with @carlopiana@status.piana.eu. Timezones make me want to go back to the East Coast, though.
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Finally got a chance to publish what I did with MPL to thank our contribs: http://tieguy.org/?p=2274
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Agreed, it is excellent. Will write response (with OSI hat on) soon.
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Hosting the OSI face-to-face board meeting at GT's SF office. Good to be in touch; next time I probably won't host, though. :)
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Trying to figure out git/gitorious. Completely stymied.
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Consumption of "fun" PDFs like http://identi.ca/url/73879671 has dropped off a cliff since my tablet died :(
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deliberately re'denting all your blog posts?
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Updated the OSI history page - shorter, more links, more up-to-date. Further edits/suggestions welcome. http://opensource.org/history
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Is there really no widely used (crowdsourced?) multi-browser equivalent to http://mzl.la/MnRK4j (howto for turning off cookies)?
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@cwebber awesome, thanks for pointing that out.
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Because in a world with a vast surplus of content, one of the easiest ways to get your "new" content noticed is to tie it to old content.
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@andreklapper (also, stock bugzilla looks very nice these days!)
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@andreklapper I am pretty sure I cannot ask that bug to be fixed to resolve my particular situation ;)
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@digitante Disclaimer: I haven't had time to read it, only many, many discussions of it. :)
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In that case: readers of !debt should definitely all read http://identi.ca/url/73392804 :)
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A big theme of Debt is that debt used to be a soft constraint (btw you and friends) but is now hard (b/c it is btw you and a bank or state).
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I think Debt's point is that debts (among many other things) constrain the alleged freedom of even the most "independent" contractors.
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(for longer than 140 char comments, I definitely recommend http://identi.ca/url/73392804 )
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Can you really talk usefully about a book like that in 140 characters? I've never grokked groups, but this seems particularly inapt?
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I'd be interested in hearing your response to Debt. I'd planned to read it, but Crooked Timber's symposium persuaded me otherwise.