RT @sdague: I really wish @syfy would stop playing wrestling - agreed, embarrassing 3 days ago
"Novell Releases SUSE Gallery for Publishing and Sharing Linux-based Appliances" http://bit.ly/9ZK1Cd #novell #suse #linux 4 days ago
Did some work on the '88 #Catalina 22 sailboat tonight, put on new reg #s Looking for source for new cabin cushions. #sailing 4 days ago
I wonder if people who write mass blog spam comments sit around thinking "I accept that I am a colossal loser." 1 week ago
Had a heck of a time flying home from Chicago last night. Ultimately had to fly to a different airport and rent a car. Home at 2am. #travel 1 week ago
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Daily links for 03/17/2010

Categories of Free and Non-Free Software – GNU Project – Free Software Foundation (FSF)

“This diagram by Chao-Kuei explains the different categories of software.”

tags: gnu, free, software, open-source
IBM developerWorks : An overview of cloud computing

“This collection of resources from developerWorks will guide you at every stage of development, helping you learn key skills and solve problems. We explain cloud computing concepts, technologies, and best practices and provide expert help in implementing your own cloud system and cloud-based applications.”

tags: ibm, developerworks, cloud

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