... TagViewer (entries by tag)
... TagViewer (entries by tag)
Here’s an interesting contrast between the GOP, which spent $1.4 million on a buggy, incomplete website redesign, and the Democratic White House, where they just launched a redesign of the site using the open source Content Management System (CMS), Drupal. (And it looks great.) Publisher Tim O’Reilly has a good ...
Q: What does Little Green Footballs have in common with Cuba? (Besides our Nazi-like suppression of dissent?) A: We’re both running Linux.
Reacting to criticism, Google is going to change the EULA for their new browser, Chrome. Google’s new web browser Chrome is fast, shiny, and requires users to sign their very lives over to Google before they can use it. Today’s Internet outrage du jour has been Chrome’s EULA, which ...
LGF, Internet, Web Browser, Google, Chrome, Webkit, Safari, Open Source
Well, at least they don’t lay claim to your first-born male child: Google Chrome EULA Claims Ownership of Everything You Create on Chrome, From Blog Posts to Emails.
LGF, Internet, Web Browser, Google, Chrome, Webkit, Safari, Open Source
The beta version of Google’s shiny new web browser has been released, for Windows only: Google Chrome.
LGF, Internet, Web Browser, Google, Chrome, Webkit, Safari, Open Source
Google is working on a web browser with a “virtualized” Javascript engine and other cutting edge features, and they’ve posted a comic book to extol its coolness to the masses: Google on Google Chrome. TidBITS has more info on the comic book (and the browser): TidBITS Networking: Google Explains Its ...
LGF, Internet, Web Browser, Google, Chrome, Webkit, Safari, Open Source
In a development that will affect the blogosphere in mysterious and untold ways, the Movable Type blogging application has gone open source.
LGF, Blogosphere, Movable Type, Open Source, Software, Technology, Internet