Igor Delovski Board

[XNote]

Open Apple, by John Siracusa

No blogs from Apple?!

"The recent appearance of a Masked Blogger claiming to be an Apple
employee posting anonymously has turned the conversation to the topic
of corporate blogging and Apple's culture of secrecy. Prominent blogger
Robert Scoble bemoans the necessity of such shady posting practices.

Sun and Microsoft are clearly embracing the net as a tool for
decentralized communication with the public. They're both "joining the
conversation," to use the well-worn phrase. Apple, to put it bluntly, is not."

[delovski]

Top 500 Folders in Bloglines

"Most of the data was obtained from the publicly listed user directories
from Bloglines and the related links was obtained by using the Alexa Web
Services. "

[Ike]

Whatever: The Unofficial Apple Weblogs with galleries

Apple Weblog? Unofficial ?! Not even about anything!

[XNote]

Slashdot: Confidential Microsoft Emails Posted Online

"From the class action 'Comes et al. v. Microsoft' suit, some very enlightening
internal Microsoft emails are now made public. Emails to and from Bill Gates,
Steve Ballmer, Jim Allchin, etc all make for some mind blowing reading. One
of my favorites is from Jim Allchin to Bill Gates, entitled 'losing our way,' in
which Allchin states 'I would buy a Mac today if I was not working at Microsoft.'"

[delovski]

Adobe: BLOGS & Adobe Developer Center

Community, Samples, SDKs & Downloads,...

[XNote]

AlgoBlog - This is my blog about algorithms

"Not everything you do is an algorithm. Some things we do have no known
good algorithm, such as writing a blog entry. On the other hand, there’s an
algorithm out there to write computer science papers. Other things do have
an algorithm but we typically don’t explicitly use one. For example, when I
vacuum a carpet, I generally don’t think about how to cover the area using
the minimal amount of effort, I just do it."

[delovski]

McEs, A Hacker Life by Behdad Esfahbod

"Behdad Esfahbod's daily notes on GNOME, Pango, Fedora, Persian
Computing, Bob Dylan, and Dan Bern!

My name is pronounced as [beh da:d] [es f@h bo:d] ... I work for Red Hat
and am in love with the GNOME Project ... I also serve as a director of the
GNOME Foundation ...

Projects I maintain:

Pango: the GNOME Unicode text rendering engine.
gucharmap: the GNOME Unicode character map.
vte: the GNOME terminal emulation widget.
GNU FriBidi: an implementation of the Unicode Bidirectional Algorithm (bidi).
preload: an adaptive readahead daemon."