A shiny new Kubuntu release all for you. You can install it safe in the knowledge that the Kubuntu community will make security
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On his blog, Nicu Buculei has an interesting retrospective of browser design, complete with screen shots. Readers may or may not agree with his
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In the late 90s, google became popular for one reason: because they had a no-nonsense frontpage that loaded quickly and didn’t try to play
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Enough people have recommended that I read Kim Stanley Robinson’s The Years of Rice and Salt that it’s surprising that it’s taken me
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This week, we’re featuring two games – Glest and Zero AD – three media tools – aTunes, fre:ac, and gPhoto – one security tool –
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I’ve been writing this blog for ten years, as of this weekend.

In that decade, I’ve written 510,216 words here, which is Read more »

Posted a week ago, already deferred back then, this report is even more deferred now! But as there are people interest in knowing
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I’ve been in Copenhagen in January (creating a 20-controller PS Move installation game with friends) and more recently in Evora, Portugal for the
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Rich: A few days ago I spoke with Alex Rudnicky, Evandro Gouvea, Bhiksha Raj, and Rita Singh, who all work on the CMU
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Michael Bushong, Senior Director of Product Management for Junos Software at Juniper Networks, wrote today on Giving Back to the FreeBSD Community.  With
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