There’s a great interview with Cory Doctorow over at O’ReillyNet.
There’s a great interview
with Cory Doctorow over at O’ReillyNet. (But why is “shit” okay to
print, but “d–k” redacted from the interview?)
I am currently a software engineer at Google, where as a member of the Android platform team I build frameworks and user interfaces.
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There’s a great interview
with Cory Doctorow over at O’ReillyNet. (But why is “shit” okay to
print, but “d–k” redacted from the interview?)
Well, so, I guess this is the final word on this
quarter’s layoffs.
Todd wrote recently on the ex-be mailing
list:
Eric S. Raymond has a new book called The Art Of Unix
Programming in draft.
In a section comparing other OSes to Unix (for some definition of
“Unix”), he gives a survey
of BeOS that is quite complimentary, bordering on wistful. His only
comment regarding BeOS’s non-open-sourceness is the following:“Entry barriers to BeOS development were low; though the
operating system was proprietary, development tools were inexpensive and
full documentation was readily available.”
Mark Pilgrim is on the front lines of web spidering hell.