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www.linuxsecrets.com
Linux Secrets | Linuxsecrets.com
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clarkbw.net/blog
Bryan Clark
Bryan Clark Change thrives on me Home About aboot This is the blog personality of Bryan Clark. I'm a designer in a world of open source. This blog reflects mostly writing about Design, Open Source, Economics, Beer, Wine, and Dogs. There's more information about me on this site or you can contact me directly at clarkbw@gmail.com. tagsadd-ons addressbook baseball Big Board bluetooth Boston bugzilla calendar Cambridge Car COSI Design email extensions facebook Firefox Fonts GIMP gmail GNOME GNOME
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osdv.org/blog
TrustTheVote ? An OSDV Project
Making voting systems transparent through open source development. TrustTheVote is a project by the Open Source Digital Voting (OSDV) Foundation. Its mission is to create publicly-owned, transparent, trustworthy voting technology for any U.S. elections jurisdiction
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blogs.gartner.com/mark_driver
Mark Driver ? A member of the Gartner Blog Network
Why Gartner Analysts Research Events Consulting About Sign In Register Mark Driver A member of the Gartner Blog Network Select a Gartner Site Gartner.com Gartner Japan Gartner Accessibility Website « Back to GBN Home RSS twitter Subscribe New Research: A CIO?s Perspective On Open Source by Mark Driver | January 31, 2011 | Comments Off I?ve just published a new research note on a ?CIO?s Perspective On Open Source?. Gartner clients
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blog.mozilla.com/joe
JOEDREW
JOEDREW!\o/ development acceleration imglib firefox meme personal research SIGGRAPH Uncategorized RSS development ? 5 comments 26Jul 11 softwhere: an alternative to grep for searching your source trees At a previous workplace, we had a little script built around glimpse that indexed our source tree, making it quick to search for keywords. Someone cleverly called this script softwhere, and gave it a handy alias of sw. When I started working on Mozilla, I wanted softwhere. And I thought to