Today's links [February 14, 2006]
- OpenLogic blogs
Powered by Roller - Netbeans 5.0 makes 'free' look good
Mostly positive review, but some reality checks on Matisse - Why are you uninstalling NetBeans IDE?
Malcolm Davis points out some Netbeans problems (and see comments for more) - Kodo goes open source
"The new project will deliver a free EJB3 impl. based on the Kodo ORM engine" under ASL license!
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Upgrade your browser!
Kurt Williams: Just one problem. Web 2.0 is done with Web 1.0 technologyYep. If everybody used Firefox everything would be cool, but there are armies of series four browsers (IE, Netscape, Mozilla, etc.) out there just waiting out there to break your latest JavaScript creation.
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webdev
Transparency now
John Robb: No, the HUGE problem, the elephant in the room, isn't leaks. Rather, it is in a complete lack of transparency. As we have seen again and again, secrecy prevents the full analysis of alternatives. It shuts down debate and prevents the qualification of sources. It is also the crutch of bad and/or nefarious management.
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politics
Tim Bray's blasphemy
Tim Bray: To all the excellent Christians and Jews and Muslims out there: I know you exist. But youâre vanishing from view behind the cloud of mucky dust being raised by your lunatic fringe; as of right now, in the twenty-first century, when someone claims to be deeply religious, thatâs grounds for suspicion of bigotry, greed, and a predisposition to homicide. Which is one reason my little boy isnât being taken to church, for the moment.I wish I had the guts to be so brutally honest on my blog. Tim's right on. And I'll add this: if we don't curb the crazies, we're not going to make it through this century.
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politics