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FLOSS Weekly 33: OpenJDK
from FLOSS Weekly July 18, 2008
Hosts: Randal Schwartz and Leo Laporte A look inside the open sourcing of Java and the OpenJDK community Guests: Dalibor Topic and Bruno Souza on OpenJDK Thanks to Cachefly for providing the bandwidth for this podcast, and Lullabot's Jeff Robbins, web designer and musician, for our theme music. Running time: 1:08:10
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OpenCast n.13
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta) July 17, 2008
OpenCast n.13: Low-Fi, old-style, proiettato verso le ferie. In una parola: cazzeggio. Links: Firefox 3Big Buck Bunny HP AdvFSNokia e SymbianCC FestivalInstal Festival a Finale Ligure Vi abbiamo distratto con: "High as a Kite-End Crabbits" di Jan Morgenstern, da "Big Buck Bynnu OST", in CC by-nc-nd 3.0"Slow" dei "Am lie", da "Be Low", in CC by-nc-sa 2.5"The Pharaos Theme" dei "The Pharaos", da "The Great Pharaos", in CC by-nc-sa 3.0 Abbiamo registrato in presa diretta su Ubuntu Linux , con Internet DJ Console e il solito microfono scarso. Jack-Rack ci ha fornito gli effetti in tempo reale. Chi volesse contribuire, con news, testi, audio, etc, a Opencast, ci contatti a info [at] gl-como.net
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Drupal Demo - Building a Small Business Site
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta) July 16, 2008
Watch as a small business Drupal site is built from scratch. In this demo, we'll walk through the process of creating a site, adding a theme, creating custom content types and views, adding third party RSS content and finally turning on an e-commerce store in Drupal. See how you can take advantage of Drupal's more than 1800 available modules to create a powerful website that will meet your unique business needs. For more information about commercial Drupal support, please visit Acquia.com
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How the Linux Laptop Works
from BrainStuff July 14, 2008
The low-cost linux laptop niche is beginning to explode. Learn more about linux, laptops, and low-cost computing in this HowStuffWorks podcast.
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FLOSS Weekly 32: SugarCRM
from Radio Leo July 14, 2008
Hosts: Randal Schwartz and Leo Laporte SugarCRM, maker of commercial open source software for customer relationship management. Guest: John Roberts, CEO of SugarCRM Thanks to Cachefly for providing the bandwidth for this podcast, and Lullabot's Jeff Robbins, web designer and musician, for our theme music. Running time: 48:22
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NC_2008_07_13 FotoMagico, WEP vs. WPA, iPhone 2.0 apps, DNS breakdown
from NosillaCast Mac Podcast July 13, 2008
FotoMagico from boinx.com compared to Photo to Movie from lqgraphics.com. panorama movie from FotoMagico . Screensteps 15% discount with coupon code NOSILLA at screensteps.com. Dumb Question Corner answers who the jingle for Dumb Question Corner is from, why is WEP bad and WPA good. Willie returns with a Jott update. Then I drone on about all the fun iPhone 2.0 apps Kyle and I are enjoying. Bart winds up the show with a solo act telling us about the scariest security hole of all time and how you can protect yourself.
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Wired's Gadget Lab Podcast #37
from Wired's Gadget Lab Podcast July 11, 2008
The hot topics in this week's podcast are the iPhone 3G launch (including the new iPhone 2.0 OS), OpenMoko's Neo Freerunner (a Linux-based, totally open source smartphone), and the rugged GammaTech Durabook.
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Part 1 -Conversation with William Hurley, chief architect of open source strategy at BMC Software, Inc.,
from Enterprise Leadership Podcasts for the CIO July 11, 2008
In an effort to bring a consistent message about open source to customers and to partners, and to participate more actively in the open source community, BMC in 2007 hired William Hurley (aka whurley), an open source activist, inventor, and chairman of the Open Management Consortium, a non-profit organization advancing the adoption, development, and integration of open source systems management. Whurley's role as chief architect of open source strategy has many facets to it. BMC's executives depend on guidance for anything that has to do with open source. Whurley contributes to the company's open source strategy, as well as carries it out. As an evangelist, he is the BMC open source voice at IT venues. He manages BMC's presence in the open source community by getting customers involved with it. In fact, management has encouraged whurley to maintain all of his open source community connections. In the second of two podcasts, whurley, without mincing words, talks about a meeting that he and 30 other open source illuminaries had at Microsoft to discuss that company's position on openness. Whurley talks about what he observed at that meeting. He also discusses his challenge of mantaining the balance between BMC's marketing efforts and the involvement of BMC customers in helping to develop products that will leverage open source.
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Chris Carlsson: Nowtopia
from Speaker's Forum Podcast July 11, 2008
Do you like your job? Do your best ideas and energies go into your work? Chris Carlsson says there's a creative social revolution going on, but not on the job. He says hobbies and side projects are where the real work is being done. Chris Carlsson is the executive director of the Shaping San Francisco history project. He helped launch the Critical Mass bicycle rides in San Francisco in 1992. His latest book is Nowtopia: How Pirate Programmers, Outlaw Bicyclists, and Vacant Lot Gardeners are Inventing the Future Today! He spoke at the Elliott Bay Book Company in Seattle on June 22, 2008.
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NC_2008_07_06 m4a, jsiCalendar, Mail iTunes url, Tape Deck, OSX Trojan
from NosillaCast Mac Podcast July 06, 2008
Kyle and I lunch with Crazy Listener James, Dumb Question Corner: what's an m4a file? (link in the shownotes to the wikipedia entry) Is there a view-only Windows calendar? (jsiCalendar at pcworld.com) How do I mail an iTunes url? ( ScreenSteps tutorial) Can you extract vocals out of an mp3? Screensteps coupon is NOSILLA at screensteps.com. David Hill reviews Tape Deck from tapedeckapp.com. When is phishing not phishing? In Chit Chat Across the Pond Bart and I talk about how to protect yourself from trojans on OSX: bartbusschots.ie/blog.
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FLOSS Weekly 31: Noble Ape
from Radio Leo July 05, 2008
Hosts: Randal Schwartz and Leo Laporte Guest: Tom Barbalet Tom is the creator and chief developer of Noble Ape, a life simulator. Thanks to Cachefly for providing the bandwidth for this podcast, and Lullabot's Jeff Robbins, web designer and musician, for our theme music. Running time: 1:26:46
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Bob Bickel of Ringside Networks, Interview at Enterprise 2.0
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta) July 02, 2008
During the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston I sat down with Bob Bickel, founder and CEO of Ringside Networks. Ringside Networks is developing an open source Social Application Server, which will enable the creation of social applications whch operate across networks, and bring social functionality to existing corporate applications. We talked about the relationship between open source and innovation, Ringside's business model, and the evolution of social networking functionality.
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Interview with Jeff Whatcott of Acquia at Enterprise 2.0
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta) July 02, 2008
During the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston, I had a chance to sit down with Jeff Whatcott, Chief Communicator at Acquia. We talked about Acquia's plans to provide commercial support, notification, and other services to the Drupal community, and how Drupal as an organic open source application benefits from community driven innovation.
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Millard Ellingsworth on the the Scrum project management method
from IBM developerWorks podcasts July 01, 2008
Developer Millard Ellingsworth is the author of this week's developerWorks feature article on "How to use the Scrum project management method with IBM Rational Team Concert and the Jazz platform," and he talks about it here. Millard encourages adoption of agile development as a member of the IBM Enterprise Content Management group. He serves his team as ScrumMaster and others as an Agile Coach and workshop leader.
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NC_2008_06_29 Jott, .mac Backup, USB Connectors, Wacom Tablets
from NosillaCast Mac Podcast June 29, 2008
Jane from Perth continues her Canon 450D story. In Dumb Question Corner we talk through why USB connectors are different, and whether .mac actually backs up your settings, and one stumper on whether it's possible to sync iPhoto and Flickr. Willie Pryor gives us an audio review of Jott. Get 25% off of ScreenSteps from screensteps.com. In Chit Chat Across the Pond it's a hodgepodge episode - loving Firefox, Bart has issues with Flickr, our Wacom tablets.
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FLOSS Weekly 30: Rocks
from FLOSS Weekly June 28, 2008
Hosts: Randal Schwartz and Leo Laporte Guest: Philip Papadopoulos and Greg Bruno of Rocks Making clusters easy, BitTorrent package distribution, rolls, and more. Thanks to Cachefly for providing the bandwidth for this podcast, and Lullabot's Jeff Robbins, web designer and musician, for our theme music. Running time: 1:00:44
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