At last UDS, Nick Ali and I felt that really, some real news website was needed, and I won’t go again through the rationale (see this post). The matter was discussed (see blueprint page), and summary of the session can be found here. (Nick, could you link it on the blueprint page?)
I’ve started working on […]
Giant US pacman!
What is amazing around Ubuntu (and probably about others distros and FOSS projects as well) is that you work with passionate people. People are here because they have a crunch on the project. Hell, I’ve never been so productive while having fun.
But when I’m seeing some people ranting over non-issues, starting flamewars and making a […]
Bored at work? You better check the lolcats
I’m forwarding a blog entry in which Adobe ask for Linux beta testers for their AIR technology. If I have correctly understood, it is a Internet rich client technology using Flash and Flex. It’s currently available on Mac and Windows, and it is being ported to Linux.
I’m a bit curious about this technology. A lot […]
You remember the old days when it was the websites that were deciding what you should use? “Best viewed in IE 5.5 in 1024×768″, or even worse the ones that were refusing if you didn’t had the browser of their choice? Yeah I know, a few websites still have these restrictions, but usually it is […]
It’s the end of the holidays!
Since the end of my courses in Singapore in November, I traveled in Japan, came back to France in Vaugneray, near Lyon, to see my family, and entered a state of deep laziness (well, almost) before actually starting to work. And I just moved yesterday to Paris, a city I […]
Edit: Sold/Vendu!
(Sorry, french only!)
Après un 4L Trophy 2007 fort d’émotions, l’année précédente à la bricoler, et l’année d’après à rouler tous les jours avec, je m’en sépare Et oui, malheureusement il se trouve que j’ai mon premier job à Paris, et je n’aurais plus le temps de m’occuper et d’utiliser ma 4L […]
Yay I did it!
The eGenting competition is a programming competition organized by the Genting group that takes place simultaneously in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and Singapore. It’s eight hours of straight problem-solving, and the worse part of it? It is on paper. I gave it a try last september, and the results are just out : […]