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Latest Links: open source, social networking and etc.

cgwalters - A software tsunami
"OpenJDK is finally changing that. Now, you can write a library using Java, it can be sensibly integrated with Free operating systems"
Countdown for IBM Project Zero | Reg Developer
"bringing the feedback typical of an open source project without any of the obligations to give the resulting technology back to the community."
Soviet-era JCP needs change, concedes top commissar | Reg Developer
Patrick Curran has reached a firm conclusion on his organization: "We have to change," he said. "No more smoke-filled rooms."
Glynn Foster: Why Our Governance Doesn’t Work
"There’s no substitute to JFDI - or improving our governance model so that it doesn’t get in the way of suitably motivated people who want to contribute."

Skype Journal: Skype and the Social Network Stack
"We need a new stack to sort out social media's plumbing"
An Open Letter to American Express ~ Chris Pirillo
"You know, for all the buzz that FaceBook gets… I get far more value out of Twitter."
buddypress - Google Code
"suite of plugins that will completely transform a vanilla installation of Wordpress MU into a fully functional social network platform"

App Platform Strategies Blog: Looking for SOA success stories
"SOA is not working in most organizations"
OLPC News: Negroponte Says XP on XO in 60 Days
"the end of a dream".
Atlassian Dev Blog - Maven in our development process. Part 4.
"Maven users need training."

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