Monthly Archives: November 2008
Twitter Updates for 2008-11-14
#openSUSE 11.1 beta 5 available: http://tinyurl.com/6a38l3 #
Testing tweeting using curl #
@abock has released Banshee 1.4! And there was much rejoicing... http://tinyurl.com/6x3zh7 in reply to abock #
Free Software Foundation does the right thing for free culture: The Free Software Foundation’s latest v.. http://tinyurl.com/5d2qqb #
This week flew by. I hope the weekend takes its time. #
Will OpenID [...]
Twitter Updates for 2008-11-13
RFC: openSUSE 11.1 beta 5 draft announcement: If all goes as planned, we’ll be releasing openSUSE 11.1 .. http://tinyurl.com/5h7j7s #
Anyone else having issues connecting to Gmail and/or Gtalk? #
Things seem back to normal. Wonder what the glitch was? #
Twitter Updates for 2008-11-12
Software installation myths: Linux vs. Windows: Nice little piece over on ComputerWorld by Steven J. Vaughan-.. http://tinyurl.com/5op44l #
What’s unique about openSUSE?: Because openSUSE ships a lot of the same software as other Linux distros.. http://tinyurl.com/6b4qu6 #
@glunardi Um... February. That's probably not good. in reply to glunardi #
Hope to do an inaugural podcast tomorrow with @awafaa [...]
Guess that Lit degree may have a practical application after all
To provide better patient care, some hospitals are adding the study of literature into their residency programs:
According to this New York Times article, more and more schools over the last fifteen years have included the reading of Virginia Woolf and Leo Tolstoy in medical school. They call it “narrative medicine.†But this is the first [...]
Twitter Updates for 2008-11-11
Despite weak economy, strong demand for community managers: Looking for a new gig? Apparently the market is h.. http://tinyurl.com/6ymcmk #
@garethgreenaway Exactly. There can be only one. in reply to garethgreenaway #
@garethgreenaway Downsides? The hours are long, and the travel can get old. But the people rock, and it's never boring. in reply to garethgreenaway #
How [...]
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I've been trying to blog more regularly on this site, but it isn't easy finding time to manage three blogs.
A couple of things worth reading:
John Scalzi: Fighting bigotry with Snark -- awesome approach.
Tim Bray: Dear America -- basically "thanks for electing Obama." You're welcome Tim, you're welcome.
That's all. More tomorrow, I hope.
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Twitter Updates for 2008-11-16