Leftovers: OSS and Sharing
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Mastodon.social: Why does every new “Twitter” fail?
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Will Mastodon succeed in killing Twitter?
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Mastodon: Band or Social Network?
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Mastodon: The New Twitter?
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Mastodon Is What Disruption Looks Like Right Before It Happens
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Target: Open Source Leads to 'Tighter Control'
America is seeing a retail meltdown, with even stalwart brands like Macy's and Sears in bad shape. Target is looking to open source as a means of weathering the collapse.
Amazon and other online shopping options are, of course, part of retail's difficulties. But there's more to it than that. While overall retail spending is growing steadily but slowly, retailers are hurt by the rise of e-commerce, oversupply of malls and a shift in discretionary spending away from buying and toward acquiring new experiences.
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Golden Code Development Releases FWD as Open Source Software
Golden Code Development Corporation today announced it has released its FWD technology as open source software. FWD is an alternative to Progress OpenEdge, featuring a range of unique enhancements that add new capabilities to ABL applications. Powerful code analytics, automated transformation tooling and a Java-based runtime enable organizations to modernize their applications and deploy them in the web in a fraction of the time of existing approaches.
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Encouraging new community members
My friend and colleague Stormy Peters just launched a challenge to the community – to blog on a specific community related topic before the end of the week. This week, the topic is “Encouraging new contributors”.
I have written about the topic of encouraging new contributors in the past, as have many others. So this week, I am kind of cheating, and collecting some of the “Greatest Hits”, articles I have written, or which others have written, which struck a chord on this topic.
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[Old] Why Systemd is so bad ?
Ultimately, systemd's spread is symbolic of something more than systemd itself. It shows a radical shift in thinking by the Linux community. Not necessarily a positive one, either.
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Ever Heard of the Startup Deis? Well, Microsoft Certainly Did
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Microsoft Acquires Deis, Boosting Kubernetes and Container Portfolio [Ed: Microsoft is trying to muscle its way into the back room by using money ]
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Skytap launches new container management solution [Ed: Proprietary on top of 'open' core]
It was only a handful of years ago that the only time the topic of containers came up were at obscure open source conferences or, more usually, when someone was looking for a place to put the bulk load of gourmet kale they’d just opened for their on-site employer-supplied kitchen. Containers were plastic things with lids and, while handy, didn’t generate much excitement.
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Skytap Simplifies Application Modernization with New Container Management Solution
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Mozilla Awards $365,000 to Open Source Projects as part of MOSS
At Mozilla we were born out of, and remain a part of, the open source and free software movement. Through the Mozilla Open Source Support (MOSS) program, we recognize, celebrate, and support open source projects that contribute to our work and to the health of the Internet.
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Niryo One - Open Source, Six Axis Robotic Arm
Marc Frouin and Eduardo Renard from Niryo want to make sure everyone can learn robotics and programming, and enjoy the benefits or robotics in their lives. Their robot Niryo One was built to push the idea that functional robots can be low-cost and user-friendly. Niryo One is currently running a successful Kickstarter campaign to fund their first run of production components.
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POCL 0.14 OpenCL Implementation Released
The Portable Computing Language (POCL) has issued a new release of their open-source CPU-based OpenCL implementation.
This new version of POCL continues relying upon LLVM and with this release adds support for LLVM/Clang 4.0 and 3.9.
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