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Datamation: "The last three months have been good ones for Red Hat. The enterprise Linux vendor reported its first-quarter fiscal 2011 financial results this week, showing growth coming from all sides..."

LinuxBSDos: "So how easy is it to configure full disk encryption on Sabayon 5.3? Very, very easy. Just follow the directions outlined below."

Ubuntugeek: "Squid is a caching proxy for the Web supporting HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, and more. It reduces bandwidth and improves response times by caching and reusing frequently-requested web pages. Squid has extensive access controls and makes a great server accelerator."

CodeGuru: "In this article we'll shed some insight into this widespread practice, introducing seven open source solutions embraced by millions of .NET developers around the globe."

IT Wire: "It claims to make things "Just Work". I keep far away from such apps which "helpfully" try to take over and handle things for you in the worst tradition of Windows."

LWN.net: "A quick glance at the ARM directory in a recent kernel tree shows nearly 70 different sub-architectures, each corresponding to a different CPU or system-on-chip (SoC). That complexity has made it harder to develop new products for new or existing ARM devices."

Verizon Wireless unveiled the much-anticipated Motorola Droid X on Wednesday. The device, which Motorola variously describes as a touch tablet and a pocket-sized home theater, runs Android version 2.1. It will be updated over the air to run on Android 2.2 later in the year. When that happens, the Droid X will double as a business user's device. The Droid X will be available at Verizon Wireless stores and on the carrier's website from July 15 for $199.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate.

Roughly one out of five Android mobile apps asks to access private or sensitive information belonging to the device's owner, according to a study by SMobile Systems. One out of 20 apps can place a call to any number without interacting with or getting permission from the device owner, the report also states. Further, more than 2,000 Android apps analyzed can send unknown premium SMS messages without interacting with, or getting permission, from the owner of the device, the report's authors wrote.

There are many different languages in a programmer's toolset, but there are only a handful that are most prominently used.

HTML5 will change many aspects of life on the Web. It will not displace Flash or Shockwave: One glance at the games on Miniclip.com, such as Jet Ski Racer, shows how much ground the HTML5 committee must cover. But HTML5 will still remake the Web and enable basic Websites to do much more -- from tracking location to storing more of our data.

A look at the world of algorithms designed to prevent Denial of Service attacks, jam electronic signals, monitor your behavior and tell you how bad your gout is.

No matter how much code I put out, I still have to solve stupid puzzles about coconuts and manholes. No matter how many web servers or email frameworks or database servers or chat servers or assemblers I write I still have to prove I can code. No matter how many copies of my software get deployed I still have to prove I can make reliable software.

Steven Levy wrote a book in the mid-1980s that introduced the term "hacker" -- the positive connotation -- to a wide audience. In the ensuing 25 years, that word and its accompanying community have gone through tremendous change. The book itself became a mainstay in tech libraries. O'Reilly recently released an updated 25th anniversary edition.

HTML5 is the next major revision of HTML and will be used for many new functions that will benefit web developers and Internet users alike.

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23:18:05] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
el socialismo mas que ser sistema de gobierno y economia
[23:18:14] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
es el sentimiento de amor al hombre y al conocimiento
[23:18:19] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
es dar por transformar algo
[23:18:44] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
es un vichito que tienes en tu sangre y que te dice que tienes que dejar oir tu voz
[23:18:47] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
de gritar
[23:18:49] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
de comunicar
[23:18:53] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
de combatir
[23:19:09] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
y eso se aplica no solo en politica ,sino en cualquier ciencia
[23:19:17] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
eso se aplica no solo teniendo el poder
[23:19:28] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
lo puedes hacer desde abajo
[23:19:57] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
creo que un dia te comente .. como los 13 chicos tomamos la UNI ... y cambiamos quizas el destino de muchos jovenes que llegaron despues
[23:20:09] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
con un comedor , los burros y una universidad mas justa
[23:20:27] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
el sacrificio de aquellos que lucharon en ese momento es el amor por querer cambiar algo para alguien
[23:20:49] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
dar la sangre , dejar todo en la cancha .. es una conviccion que nace desde nuestro propio razonamiento
[23:21:13] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
el ser cordero o carnerito ... es solo ser un soldado que solo sera XOR ..
[23:21:59] yesenia dice:
buenoo si
[23:22:40] yesenia dice:
bueno yo trato d ser justa mas no prefiero meterme en nada d politica
[23:23:19] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
ser socialista es hacer WAYRA .. para que los conocimientos sea universal y no solo los que ostentan el poder tienen acceso a ellos
[23:25:29] yesenia dice:
bueno se poco al respecto
[23:26:49] yesenia dice:
la verdad no me gusta la politica
[23:27:03] yesenia dice:
me gusta el tema social
[23:27:08] yesenia dice:
d igualdad
[23:27:13] yesenia dice:
la politica no
[23:34:46] yesenia se une a la conversación
[23:34:50] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
la politica es solo una consecuencia
[23:35:12] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
es como ser militar y saber manejar un arma de fuego
[23:35:47] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
en mi caso solo me considero un loco soñador que en mis ratos libre solo aspiro a compatir conocimiento , a costruir plataformas y difundir ideas
[23:35:58] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
y sobre todo .. crear conciencia y despertar mentes
[23:36:19] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
quizas soy un loco tan igual como el viejito que lorea en la plaza san martin , pero desde la red
[23:36:42] http://www.wayratv.com dice:
fedora-es , wayratv y proximamente nucleo labs seran los sueños de este loquito soñador

The breakfast was quite welcome this morning. I needed a cup of coffee, I woke up rather tired. I never sleep well when I'm away from home.

The morning keynotes were great. I love hearing our message, Jim pointed out that most companies sell features, we sell a subscription. This makes me ponder the normal computer product cycle, which falls in line with The Innovator's Dilemma. You have companies that are really only adding new features, and not usually removing old features, as they're selling a box. Disruptive technology bubbles up from the bottom that's not encumbered by 20 years of "needed" features. With open source, I wonder how or if there is a disruptive force that can come in behind it, that isn't just a new open source project.

I also had the joy of working in the Red Hat booth this afternoon. It's always fun to talk to new people and learn about new things. People also seem to really like the Red Hat buttons we're handing out (or I'm just a really good button hander outer). It's almost frightening how many people I now remember the names of. I'm generally really bad at remembering names. Perhaps drinking the city water unfiltered has granted me some sort of super powers.

The evening event was pretty good. We had happy hour in the partner pavilion. I got a way cool USB hub from Enterprise DB. It looks like a children's toy. I love it. Now I just need to keep it away from the kids. The party upstairs was great. The food was good as was the company. I has some grilled swordfish. I won't complain about that. So far this is a pretty good Summit.

I give my talk tomorrow. Luckily I'm not staying up too late this evening, which should work out well as I speak at 10:20am.