Monthly Archives: December 2004

Google Under Fire for Open Source Greed | Threadwatch.org

Using Open Source Software means more than using the code, especialy if you are a high profile user like Google. It’s a relationship. In addition to free code, a Big Co using OSS may gain access to positive publicity, evangelists, … read more →

lilina: enriching feeds

lilina 0.6.1-pre1 is out. This version is a big step towards the direction I initialy imagined lilina should go. There are many bug fixes, minor functionality improvments and code clean-up, but what I call “content enrichment”. By “content enrichment” I … read more →

lilina forum

I’ve spent the last days trying to install linux on an xbox, no luck so far -it looks like I have on of the newes ones where the Cromwell OSS BIOS does not work very well.. I gues I’ll have … read more →

10,000 Firefox enthusiasts make history – Spread Firefox

Firefox is great, and now more people will be aware of it: 10,000 Firefox enthusiasts make history – Spread Firefox my name is in there too! BTW, I have to congratulate the spreadfirefox.com peoplr for organizing a really successful and … read more →

Blogger.com recommends firefox!

I forgot my blogger.com password, so I used the “forgot password” form to regain access to my account. The automated email I received said at the end: You could also try logging in/recovering your password from a different web browser … read more →

lilina-0.5.2

Lilina 0.5.2 is out. Changes/enhancements include better date handling (even for dateless feeds) and opml import/export. HTTP authentication has been droped for session based authentication so that it works nice with php as CGI. Other minor changes and bug fixes … read more →

CiteULike – White Paper Cite Search & RSS

Research buzz have a piece on CiteULike. An application that allows you to track white papers and who cites them by tag, author, user and more. Once you’ve set up a watchlist you can grab the RSS at the bottom … read more →