17 Apr
showOdiogoReadNowButton (”88005″, “Smart Kitchen Appliances”, “16″, 290, 55);
showInitialOdiogoReadNowFrame (”88005″, “16″, 290, 0);
I wrote this back in 2000 for a site that was called InfoApps.com. Chris Heuer founded it. His driving entrepreneurial spirit reminds me a little of Michael Robertson of mp3.com fame.
Within ten years, 98 percent of household appliances will be networked and controlled from [...]
Posted in appliances, networked, smart home by: tina
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13 Apr
showOdiogoReadNowButton (”88005″, “Government Day at LinuxWorld”, “15″, 290, 55);
showInitialOdiogoReadNowFrame (”88005″, “15″, 290, 0);
X.org founder Leon Shiman headed up Government Day at LinuxWorld. The subconference, sponsored by Novell, Red Hat, Trusted Computer Solutions, and Microsoft, was directed at a by-invitation-only group of government movers and shakers, and designed to provide a forum to discuss issues surrounding [...]
Posted in government, linux, open source, open standards by: tina
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13 Apr
showOdiogoReadNowButton (”88005″, “NAR walks the open source walk”, “14″, 290, 55);
showInitialOdiogoReadNowFrame (”88005″, “14″, 290, 0);
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) exists to help its 1.2 million members “become more profitable and successful.” The NAR provides buying power, education, government policy influence, and the latest technology. In fact, NAR has its own IT department, dedicated to [...]
Posted in open source, open source philosophy by: tina
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