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WebMynd · Extension for Firefox
indexes your web surfing history and provides a way to visually browse it
Flickr: Galerie de Smithsonian Institution
The Smithsonian join the Flickr community. With our initial posting of 900 photographs, we look forward to your tags, comments, and general participation in this new venture. We will be adding more photos on a regular basis.
Free software heroes: from Stallman to Google, a list of inspiring individuals who made everything possible
A list of open-source software heroes.
TED | Talks | Larry Lessig: How creativity is being strangled by the law (video)
The video I showed you today about user generated content, mashups new ideas about Copyright.
Flickr: Photos from The Library of Congress
thanks to Steve Gorelick for posting this to the Hunter FM-L
GRAMPS
GRAMPS is a Free Software Project for Genealogy, offering a professional genealogy program, and a wiki open to all. It is a community project, created, developed and governed by genealogists.
LWN: Two examples of abandoned hardware
"That will severely limit the degree to which the community can support the platform; it's a slow death sentence for the 770 tablet. "
LWN: Two examples of abandoned hardware
"That will severely limit the degree to which the community can support the platform; it's a slow death sentence for the 770 tablet. "
innovation blog » Thumbstrips
A Firefox 2.0 extension that lets you view your history in the form of a filmstrip of screenshots. You can save and share filmstrips right here on innovation.intuit.com.
Wired - GNU Free Software License Gets Upgrade to Meet Modern Demands
"The license is designed to be akin to the scientific method: It allows programmers to build on the work of others, and in turn, make their work available for others to build on."
Main Page - GRAMPS
GRAMPS is a Free Software Project for Genealogy, offering a professional genealogy program, and a wiki open to all. It is a community project, created, developed and governed by genealogists.
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