Articles in the Open Source Category
The second Open Source Developer’s Conference, held in Melbourne this week, can be most simply described as a massive geek-fest. It’s probably unfair to compare it to the Web Essentials conference that I attended …
Software Freedom Day is this Saturday, with events around the globe. The event hopes to promote the value to be found in the use of open source and free software. Some press …
A. Elein Mustain is a veteran developer of Ingres, Illustra, and Informix, and is the author of the weekly PostgreSQL General Bits column. Elein showed how to use timestamps to keep an audit …
Related to this hack started taking a serious look at the available standards and Open Source tools for adding meta data to images, in the context of building archives of digital photography. With further …
SpreadFirefox.com have a gallery of screenshots up to celebrate Firefox’s first birthday. In its first year of official release it has enjoyed more than 100 million downloads (check out the celebratory photo gallery) …
Related to this hack started taking a serious look at the available standards and Open Source tools for adding meta data to images, in the context of building archives of digital photography. With further …
Firefox 1.5 is here, and available for all to download and use. Many of you no doubt have tried out the Beta and Release Candidate builds. Here’s a list of things to …
Software Freedom Day is this Saturday, with events around the globe. The event hopes to promote the value to be found in the use of open source and free software. Some press …
MySQL 5 is out. This stable release is now recommended for production use, so if your installation of MySQL 4.1 is getting dusty (or worse yet, if you’re still on 4.0), now might be the …
MySQL 5 is out. This stable release is now recommended for production use, so if your installation of MySQL 4.1 is getting dusty (or worse yet, if you’re still on 4.0), now might be the …
Firefox 1.5 is here, and available for all to download and use. Many of you no doubt have tried out the Beta and Release Candidate builds. Here’s a list of things to …
A. Elein Mustain is a veteran developer of Ingres, Illustra, and Informix, and is the author of the weekly PostgreSQL General Bits column. Elein showed how to use timestamps to keep an audit trail …
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SpreadFirefox.com have a gallery of screenshots up to celebrate Firefox’s first birthday. In its first year of official release it has enjoyed more than 100 million downloads (check out the celebratory photo gallery) and …
The second Open Source Developer’s Conference, held in Melbourne this week, can be most simply described as a massive geek-fest. It’s probably unfair to compare it to the Web Essentials conference that I attended …
Theo Schlossnagle is a principal at OmniTI Computer Consulting, working in the areas of scalable internet architectures, database replication, and e-mail infrastructure. This talk was on converting a really large (over 3 terabytes, largest …
The second Open Source Developer’s Conference, held in Melbourne this week, can be most simply described as a massive geek-fest. It’s probably unfair to compare it to the Web Essentials conference that I attended …
The following is republished from the Tech Times #130. Quite by coincidence, three times in the past week I have had to hack the code of some open source software that went into the …
The second Open Source Developer’s Conference, held in Melbourne this week, can be most simply described as a massive geek-fest. It’s probably unfair to compare it to the Web Essentials conference that I …
