JavaOne Beer: Save-The-Dates
I've been at Sun for seven years this June. My very first day was the opening day of JavaOne in 2000. I have attended every JavaOne; indeed, I was responsible for IBM attending the first one in 1996 when I managed to find a colleague with budget to pay for it (hi, Gabriel!)
So it's with some pleasure that this year I actually have a substantial involvement with the event for the first time since I joined Sun. My team is running some stuff on May 7 that will soon be announced there; we are acting as managers for the open source track which is appearing there for the first time this year; and we are helping connect people for track sessions, demos, informal events and even (we hope) announcements.
I also hope to host a bloggers beer bash again at the Thirsty Bear on the Wednesday evening, so if you have a blog save the date. And if you will be in San Francisco on Monday May 7, save the whole day, something good (and free) is coming!
links for 2007-03-23
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"Modern" PR and campaigning were invented by the Quakers, it seems.
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Fascinating to see this ex-Sun Novell guy is completely unaware that Sun has changed since he left with a chip on his shoulder. Old knowledge is a dangerous thing; I'm glad our competitors don't employ more informed people.
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Looks like Microsoft is packing ISO SC34 so that the OOXML vote is a landslide. Just the same tactics IBM used to use for SQL. All those new P-members must be so grateful Microsoft has offered volunteers to help them.





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