As I mentioned previously, I am working on a second edition of The Art of Community, my book that teaches community leadership and the different skills, challenges, and opportunities therein. The first edition is available under a Creative Commons lice…
Copy and Paste FeaturesA well designed application should probably support Copy and Paste. While it sounds simple, it actually entails a few features.Copying from Your Application to Other ApplicationsThis means that your application should offer up da…
by jonasclemens Much of my academic research involves statistics and crunching through
big datasets. To do this, I use computer clusters like Amazon’s
EC2 and a cluster at the Harvard MIT Data Center. I will
frequently kick …
When the Ubuntu Women project began back in 2005 the team only had chat (#ubuntu-women on irc.freenode.net) and forums. In 2006, with the formal approval of the project, we expanded in to use of a wiki, a website and an official mailing list for the t…
This month, we’re interviewing Ubuntu contributor Cheri Francis about her experience at the Ubuntu Developer Summit (UDS) in Budapest back in May.
Elizabeth Krumbach: When did you get involved with the Ubuntu community, and what areas are you cur…
Full Circle Podcast Episode 22, Mad Max Meets Ben Hur
In this episode, all things Chrome
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One of the fun things to do with python is to use the language to bend the rules of programming. One neat way of using your resources wisely with objects is to create objects in the right places, but not generate or call costly data gathering operation…
Two days ago, as Martin Klapetek mentioned Telepathy KDE got it’s first Technical Preview release. In case you were ever wondering what on Earth is that, there is an awesome post written by George Kiagiadakis, one of the developers behind Telepathy KDE…
A brick yard is a metaphor for a place of sweat and endless toil which seems fitting as developers code to meet the Alpha 3 deadline.
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