I read a couple articles today about “reverse switching” - going from OS X to Linux. Tim Bray has a length discussion on why he is going to switch and so does Mark Pilgrim. They are of course free to do what they wish but I’m not sure I understand their motivations.
Let’s take [...]
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Reverse Switchers
World Cup: USA 1-1 Italy
What a game. I can’t say I’m totally disappointed with a result of USA 1-1 Italy. This was a such a better performance. It was the US team I expected going into the tournament. They certainly deserved at least a result and probably the full three points. I though the [...]
End of an Era
I’ve suspected for a long time that Bill Gates would one day step away from Microsoft and devote more time to his charity work. But the announcement today that he would end his day-to-day working with Microsoft came as a surprise nonetheless.
I met Mr. Gates a couple times in the context of group situations [...]
seattlexcoders.org
I’ve been working on a new home for a Seattle Macintosh developer user group called Xcoders. The result: seattlexcoders.org. Our user group is about software development on the Macintosh OS X platform. The group has a solid 10 to 15 regulars that are mostly software professionals. We are also extremely lucky [...]