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| First Day on GNU-Freinds. |
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By hde, Section Diaries
Posted on Sat Mar 5th, 2005 at 19:49:51 GMT |
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This is the first time I have ever written in some sort of diary. I am kind of clueless on where to start. Well, I will start with a little something about my self. I am a GNU hacker, I work mainly on The GNU Hurd*. I try to donate as much of my time as possible. I am still in collage. I attend Illinois Central Collage(ICC); my major is of course Computer Science. I know a few programming languages C, C++ ( I am currently working a lot with this.), perl, elisp, and php. I am also familiar with scripting i.e. bash, csh etc.. I live in Pekin Illinois it is a very small town, but it is getting bigger. During the summer I spend a lot of my time in the woods mountain biking, which is very enjoyable especially when I want to get away from everything.
* GNU Hurd's project page is here: The GNU Hurd On Savannah
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| Free Radio Santa Cruz raided by the FCC |
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By marcus, Section Diaries
Posted on Thu Sep 30th, 2004 at 15:12:16 GMT |
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Just in from KGNU:
On Wednesday September 29th at 9:20 AM armed federal marshalls and FCC agents served a warrant at the studio of Free Radio Santa Cruz. They have confiscated equipment and shut down the broadcast.
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| New GFDL Book! |
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By johnnyb, Section Diaries
Posted on Sat May 8th, 2004 at 03:17:57 GMT |
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Hello friends! It's been a long time since I posted, but I thought I'd point out my new GFDL book is on Amazon.com. The book is available on preorder at Amazon.com or available immediately from amazon.co.uk and also available immediately at booksamillion.com.
The book is called Programming from the Ground Up and is an introduction to programming using Linux assembly language (and, since I'm talking strictly about the kernel here, it really is Linux and not GNU/Linux). It's licensed under the GFDL. Anyway, it's been a long road, but I've finally made it!
If anyone wants to talk about the book, please feel free to email me at info@bartlettpublishing.com. Also, if you'd like my company to publish your GFDL or Creative Commons book, feel free to email me as well.
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| GNOME: Java the way forward? |
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By alex, Section Diaries
Posted on Fri Mar 19th, 2004 at 21:49:39 GMT |
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GNOME - the GNU desktop project - is about to release version 2.6, the latest and greatest release of a project that has been really moving over the past few years. A single-minded focus on key project goals, alongside corporate involvement, has fuelled development to new peaks. But, is the project heading toward a key point? A point where big decisions have to be made to keep up the pace of development, or even speed up? In short, what if the project started to be replaced by parts written in a higher level language, such as Java?
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| Breaking the domain name monopoly |
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By marcus, Section Diaries
Posted on Thu Feb 12th, 2004 at 02:33:22 GMT |
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Have you ever used a domain name? Of course you have. Many of you even posess a domain name. This usually means that they are paying an annual fee to a company or organization responsible for the management of the top level domain they use. However, why do you need to pay an annual fee to uphold your registration? And why do you have to pay at all for such a virtual entity as a domain name? Read on to find out, and what can be done about it.
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