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The Emerging Economics of Open Source Software

An excellent economic analysis by Bruce Perens on how open source works. I think it is much more better than Raymond's famous and inspiring but not economically sound series, although Raymond is a hardcore libertarian. ;-)

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Bruce Perens' Weblog

ModelSecurity

ModelSecurity helps Ruby on Rails developers implement a security defense in depth by implementing access control within the data model. The economical, flexible, and extremely readable means of specifying access controls provided by ModelSecurity makes it easier for the developer to think about security, and makes security assumptions that might otherwise live in one developers head concrete and communicable to others.

BusyBox

BusyBox combines tiny versions of many common UNIX utilities into a single small executable.

ElectricFence

malloc() debugger written by Bruce Perens for Linux and Unix. This will stop your program on the exact instruction that overruns or under-runs a malloc() buffer.

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