Tuesday March 06, 2007 New Feed for LiveMink
Thanks to some nimble footwork from Dave Johnson (thank-you so much, Dave), I now have a new and much more flexible feed for my LiveMink podcasts. If you're subscribed with iTunes I hope there will be an automatic redirect soon, but if you are using anything else please change your feed subscription now to http://blogs.sun.com/webmink/page/livemink.xml
Update: I now have the new iTunes link in place, complete with a picture!
Posted by webmink
( Mar 06 2007, 07:31:37 PM PST )
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links for 2007-03-06
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"The performance royalty rates released by the Copyright Board on March 1, 2007 are not just extreme, not just burdensome. They are a death sentence for all US-based independent webcasters"
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Turns out that the Java platform is great for interactive games.
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Once you see it you realise how far NetBeans has come.
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Classic. Don't you hate being lectured each and every time you watch a movie too?
Posted by webmink
( Mar 06 2007, 04:26:01 AM PST )
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LiveMink: Miguel de Icaza
At FOSDEM in Brussels a short while ago I spent some quality time sharing a few beers with Novell VP Miguel de Icaza, the driving force behind both GNOME and the Mono project. Miguel is unfailingly upbeat, even after getting heckled in his keynote, and I think you can get a feeling for his energy and passion in this discussion we recorded at the end of the event in the hallway at FOSDEM.
Miguel talks about why he's not worried about Mono providing a pathway to Microsoft (I'm afraid the juiciest bits got lost when the plug fell out of the recorder), and how he welcomes Sun starting OpenJDK. Listen on!
Posted by webmink
( Mar 06 2007, 04:00:00 AM PST )
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