Free Software and the Power of Language

It’s been coming up a lot recently, and I, as a Gnu/Linux user and Free Software advocate, am getting tired of being lumped in with software pirates. Free Software and Open Source Software is not about getting something for nothing. They aren’t about stealing anyone’s livelihood. They aren’t about ripping off hard-working programmers.

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Blonde Joke Getting Out of Hand

Thomas Warfield has posted about the best blonde joke ever. It’s a good one so I thought I would post it here.

It’s also got the geek in me thinking. Who came up with it?

Books I Read: Before You Quit Your Job

Last week I finished reading Before You Quit Your Job: 10 Real-Life Lessons Every Entrepreneur Should Know About Building a Multi-Million Dollar Business by Robert T. Kiyosaki. It is part of the Rich Dad, Poor Dad series of books. I actually finished listening to the audiobook Rich Dad, Poor Dad before reading this book.

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Back on the ‘Net

I finally got Internet access at my new apartment, so I am back in business! Check out the results of a quick speed test at DSL Reports:

w00t!! For the past week I’ve been finding indie games while I was at work, but now I can download them. Last night, I downloaded a bunch . . . → Read More: Back on the ‘Net

Five Categories of Time

From Workstyle (which unfortunately requires an account in order to post comments), The Pentachronic Time Scale talks about the five categories of time in which to do a task.

now sooner whenever later never

It’s a simple post, but it sure gets you thinking! How many tasks should be in the first category? How many . . . → Read More: Five Categories of Time

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