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Monthly Archives: August 2007
Thank you, Cheese!
Pia & Jeff say thank you to Daniel for Cheese!
Tagged cheese, desktop, FLOSS, GNOME, justblamepia
4 Comments
Ubuntu 8.04 loves you long time
Fisty… Gusty… Hardon! Looks like the Ubuntu folks are returning to their tried and true business model: pr0n. Love you long time!
Tagged FLOSS, Ubuntu
8 Comments
Sun, Java and Other Shoes
“JAVA is a technology whose value is near infinite to the internet, and a brand that’s inseparably a part of Sun (and our profitability). And so next week, we’re going to embrace that reality by changing our trading symbol, from … Continue reading
Tagged java, sun, technology
2 Comments
Ubuntu celebrates GNOME’s birthday
Check out the Ubuntu website to see their lovely birthday cake and message to GNOME. Remember that the combined GNOME + Ubuntu bug squishing / hug sharing day is today!
Tagged GNOME, gnome10years, Ubuntu
1 Comment
Linux for… Ladies?
“If you want to sound like a creep, add the word ‘ladies’ to the end of things you say: Thanks for coming to my show… ladies.” — Demetri Martin on his hilarious comedy album, These Are Jokes All kudos to … Continue reading
Tagged FLOSS, justblamepia, technology, Ubuntu, women
21 Comments
Squash bugs and share hugs… for Freedom!
Everyone’s having a party during our ten years of freedom celebration month… In celebration of the 10th anniversary of the GNOME project we are having a very special Hug Day on Wednesday, August 22nd. We will be focusing on the … Continue reading
Tagged FLOSS, GNOME, gnome10years, Ubuntu
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GNOME: Ten years of Freedom!
A one month, world-wide celebration of GNOME’s tenth anniversary begins this week, culminating in mid-September with Software Freedom Day and the release of GNOME 2.20. During the celebration month, GNOME contributors will create a scrapbook wiki recording their ten year … Continue reading
Tagged desktop, FLOSS, freedom, GNOME, gnome10years
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Californication
Sweet baby Jebus. Little Gracie is all grown up in Californication. I hope David Duchovny feels at least a thousand times as naughty as I do… I was just watching! I’m going to need a cold shower now. Bad, bad, … Continue reading
Tagged californication
6 Comments
QoTD: Jeff Hodges
“Fail hard. Fail with motherfucking gusto. Succeeding, like flying, is throwing yourself to the ground and missing.” — Jeff Hodges, offering advice on how to get people to hack on your project
QoTD: Len Brown
“Apparently a market for more config options is alive and well. Thank you for helping make the future of Linux more clear to me.” — Len Brown, on the tastefulness of Linux config options