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Posted on November 4, 2006
by Ric
  • » Microsoft and Novell: Fox marries chicken, both move into henhouse | Dana Gardner’s BriefingsDirect | ZDNet.com
    Can’t wait for Steve O’Grady’s Q & A on this …
    (tags: linux microsoft)
  • Creating Passionate Users: Why does engineering/math/science education in the US suck?
    Kathy once again posts an interesting issue – and I don’t think the problem is isolated to the US
    (tags: education science)
  • Zotero – The Next-Generation Research Tool
    (tags: bookmarking extension firefox research)
  • Webreakstuff » Why the “online office” won’t work for now
    Fred says it’s about design, and the way we expect the web to work – we need to “design real experiences” before trying to copy the desktop
    (tags: design office2.0 web2.0 webdesign)
  • Choice, anyone?
    (tags: IE7 Microsoft arrogant windowsupdate)
  • Don Dodge on The Next Big Thing: Microsoft & Novell, Windows & Linux
    Don’s take on the deal – not surprisingly, a little pro-MS
    (tags: Microsoft Novell opensource Windows)
  • tecosystems: There’s a Novell Idea: The Microsoft/Novell Q&A
    Stephen’s take – a deeper dive, and more even-handed: not all bad, not all good.
    (tags: microsoft novell opensource windows)

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