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"...it is obvious that all O'Reilly School of Technology teachers are pros. Besides that, the courses are done perfectly. They emphasize the important concepts and contain 'no fluff'." Displaying 1-16 of 16 results for: open office Should the patent office open its internal guidelines to the public? - ... By Andy Oram Anyone following policy issues around technological innovation has noticed the power and scope of patents expanding over time. To understand the forces contributing to this, I recommend a thoughtful, readable summary--and highlight the role played by internal documents at the patent office. Publish Date: June 03, 2011
Cost is only part of the Gov 2.0 open source story - O'Reilly Radar By Mac Slocum Bryan Sivak, chief technology officer for the District of Columbia and a speaker at the upcoming Gov 2.0 Summit, has honed his open source message. Instead of lower cost, which he says is not the Publish Date: August 23, 2010
Local forums to implement high-speed networks (broadband): proposal open for ... By Andy Oram I've posted a proposal titled Local forums to implement high-speed networks (broadband) to a forum on open government put up by the White House. I ask this blog's readers to tell other people who might be interested, and vote up the proposal if you like it. The Open Government Dialog site where this proposal appears is part of the White House's implementation of the Memorandum on Transparency and Open Government that Obama signed on his first day in office. Hundreds of ideas have already been posted. Many are very specific and some look quite worthy, but I think mine stands out for the reasons listed in my justification. Publish Date: May 24, 2009
Web2Summit: MySpace To Open Up - O'Reilly Radar By Brady Forrest Yesterday evening Chris DeWolfe (l) and Rupert Murdoch (m) of MySpace/FIM/NewsCorp sat down with John Battelle (r) at the Web 2.0 Summit. During the chat they discussed MySpace's API, DeWolfe's decision to stay with MySpace for another two years, and the opening of their SF office. DeWolfe pointed out that MySpace started off as a social network back during... Publish Date: October 18, 2007
Developer Week in Review - O'Reilly Radar By James Turner In the latest Developer Week in Review: Everyone sued everyone else, the iPhone's location abilities instigated lots of discussion, and Oracle let Open Office fly away home. Publish Date: April 22, 2011
Developer Week in Review: Talking to your phone - O'Reilly Radar By James Turner This week, we ask if Apple's Siri has more than novelty value, and decide it does. Open Office needs you (or at least your money) to stay afloat, and Google bends to developer pressure and finally adds SQL support to its cloud computing platform. Publish Date: October 21, 2011
Four short links: 21 April 2011 - O'Reilly Radar By Nat Torkington Rubular -- a way to write and test regular expressions interactively. Very cool. (via Adam Fields) gitx -- OSX ui for git. (via Marc Hedlund) Open Source Critical to Competition (Simon Phipps) -- DOJ and German Federal Cartel Office see danger for open source in Novell's patents being acquired by a consortium of Oracle, Microsoft, Apple, and EMC (fancy!)... Publish Date: April 21, 2011
Four short links: 11 May 2010 - O'Reilly Radar By Nat Torkington ToxicLibs -- an independent, open source library collection for computational design tasks with Java & Processing. (via joshua on Delicious) RibbonHero -- a game for learning the new Microsoft Office. (via azaaza on Twitter) Teambox -- open source project collaboration tool. Google Web Security Tutorials -- the classes given to new recruits, including Jarlsberg, a bug-ridden very vulnerable demo... Publish Date: May 11, 2010
The iPhone box office - O'Reilly Radar By Marc Hedlund The iPhone and Ratatouille are opening on the same day (tomorrow, if you haven't heard) here in the U.S. Ratatouille currently has a 93 on Metacritic; the iPhone lags behind that a bit, with a 73.75 on Valleywag. First showing of the iPhone is 6:00 PM; Ratatouille shows as early as 10:30 AM in San Francisco (with a midnight showing... Publish Date: June 28, 2007
Captivity of the Commons - O'Reilly Radar By Joshua-Michéle Ross This post is part two of the series, “The Question Concerning Social Technology”. Part one is here. These posts will be opened to live discussion in an upcoming webcast on May 27. In January 2002 DARPA launched the Information Awareness Office. The mission was to, “ imagine, develop, apply, integrate, demonstrate and transition information technologies, components and prototype, closed-loop, information systems that will counter asymmetric threats by achieving total information awareness (emphasis added)” The notion of a government agency achieving total information awareness was too Orwellian to ignore. Under criticism that this “awareness” could quickly migrate to a mass surveillance system the program was defunded. Publish Date: May 19, 2009
Four short links: 6 July 2009 - O'Reilly Radar By Nat Torkington Offline Mapping App for iPhone -- carry Open Street Maps maps with you even when you're not in 3G/wifi range. (via Elisabeth) My dentist used an in-office CAD & CNC mill to produce a new tooth for me today (Nat Friedman) -- hello, future! New version of Scratch released -- Scratch is an excellent way to teach kids how... Publish Date: July 06, 2009
Free Computers for Local Schools - O'Reilly Radar By Allison Randal If you're located in the Bay Area, take a bit of time out this weekend to help the community and the environment. On Saturday, March 1st, the Alameda County Computer Resource Center together with Untangle, are hosting an installfest in 4 locations: San Francisco, Berkeley, San Mateo, and Novato. They'll be installing Ubuntu, Firefox, Open Office, and more on recycled... Publish Date: February 28, 2008
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How Alan Turing Finally Got a Posthumous Apology - O'Reilly Radar By John Graham-Cumming There's a long tradition in the UK of direct democracy, with citizens petitioning the Prime Minister themselves. Typically, thousands of signatures are collected on paper and then delivered directly to the Prime Minister's home at No. 10 Downing Street in London. The petitioners arrive at No. 10 and hand the signatures through the open front door. But the British government has made great strides to bring many aspects of government relations into the electronic age. Through the non-profit MySociety.org the government has created web sites for citizens to interact with local and central government offices. One such web site is the No. 10 Downing Street petitions page. Publish Date: September 17, 2009
The Tech Battle in Seattle - O'Reilly Radar By Brady Forrest View Larger Map - A map of office locations in the Seattle-area; the map legend is below Competition in the tech job market is heating up in the Seattle are and its showing in the office real estate market. In the past couple of months both Google and Microsoft have announced the intention to open new Seattle offices, Amazon... Publish Date: September 10, 2007
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