The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Open Source Everything 20120626 Open Source Everything Highlights Steele on Open Source Everything – Don’t Give Up on 2012 Open Source How Red Hat Decides Which Open Source Companies to Buy Red Hat, the hidden cloud company
Open Source Everything – Open Source Anatomy Of An Open Source Acquisition: From GlusterFS To Red Hat Storage Open Management Interface (OMI) – open-source implementation of DMTF CIM/WBEM standards Red Hat details next Linux and storage platforms for cloud, big data era The Linux desktop, thanks to Chromebooks, goes retail Why is innovation difficult?
Open Source Everything – – – Open Source An open source city takes shape: Open, online tools and data. The grand vision for the open data portal has two components, ESRI and a to-be determined solution similar to Socrata. They both play a critical role housing the available data and making it easier-to-consume by end …
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Group T-3 Fluid Dynamics• Theoretical Division Los Alamos National Laboraory • MS B216 Los Alamos NM 87545 505 667-9094 • 505 665-5926 fax • nlj@lanl.gov These pages contain information from Los Alamos reports: LA-UR 97-1200, 98-489, 98-2227, 98-1150, 98-2549The Symbiotic Intelligence Project Self-Organizing Knowledge on Distributed Networks Driven by Human Interaction From New Frontiers in …
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Are You Ready For The Open Mobile Era? Assessment finds 23% of countries in Open Government Partnership have not submitted an Action Plan Data.gov to spin off cities.data.gov Empowered (Open) DCIM Manages More than just Power Generating Open Courseware using Podcasting, Screencasting, Blogs and Games Integrating the (World) Bank’s Open Data Kilmartin Praises New …
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Manifesto for Open Research Michael Gilding reviews a lively manifesto for an important cause Reinventing Discovery: The New Era of Networked Science By Michael Nielsen Princeton University Press | $37.95 N 2009 Tim Gowers – a mathematician at Cambridge University and a recipient of the prestigious Fields Medal – used his blog to invite readers …
Most of my liberal friends reluctantly support President Obama’s re-election, because the alternative is so much worse. Invariably, they invoke the effects of a Romney presidency on judicial appointments, especially those to the Supreme Court (ironically, Obama’s two appointees just voted with the majority to decline to hear the Guantanamo case, if effect, putting another …
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