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Astonishing; heartbreaking. https://
What is open source? Revisiting a piece I wrote last year. https://
Innovate on what's most core and important; don't create roadblocks to those goals by needlessly making your project weird in other areas.
Good people, doing something really important, beautifully. https://
I will say this: the movie about all this is going to be amazing. https://
Chrome is glitching for me in amazing ways this morning. On one hand, it's beautiful. On another, I live out of my browser, so frustrating.
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The MP3 is officially, legally, dead. http://
Literally three episodes behind on Doctor Who. This has never happened to me before.
I love this story so much. The global ransomware attack was halted by a 22 year old who lives with his mum: https://
Did a little coding this morning. Felt good. It's been a while, which is still amazing to me.
I'm loving Keybase more and more. Cryptographically-secure chat, filesharing & publishing with people you know: https://
A federal court has set precedent that the GPL, and licenses like it, are enforceable contracts by law. A big deal. https://
Slack is wonderful, but it's an intranet platform. A better solution for wider discussion communities is needed. Very different needs.
A lot of subscriptions now come with a community membership. If only someone had made a community platform that plugged into your website ..
Open source communities: bug bounties are a horrible way to make money. The incentives are all wrong. Recurring support is much better.
For the right person, the Ford-Mozilla Open Web Fellowship program looks amazing. https://
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