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- @timbray We get a lot of "bus" vs "light rail" arguments in Seattle. Busses are good for less traveled routes, but distance/density? Suck.about 22 hours ago from web in reply to timbray
- @brianbehlendorf My license strategy is simple, pick something that allows me to have the least amount of conversations about license :)about 23 hours ago from web in reply to brianbehlendorf
- What does it say about my day when out of a bazilliin songs my iPod first picks today "ballroom blitz" and then "Godzilla"? Go, go, Godzilla8:24 AM Jul 18th from Twitterrific
- At seatac heading to SFO for #oscon.8:05 AM Jul 18th from Twitterrific
- @jswanhart I am still trying to wrap my head around it. The simple cases I think are easy to do... expressing good syntax for the less so...12:18 PM Jul 17th from web in reply to jswanhart
- BlitzDB vs MySQL/MyISAM Insert performane (BlitzDB makes use of the Drizzle micro kernel) http://is.gd/1CjT99:16 AM Jul 17th from safari140
- The quote in the last twitter comment was nice to wake up and see :)9:15 AM Jul 17th from web
- "gives MySQL a chance via Drizzle of remaining relevant" Comment from Mark Callaghan on Drizzle's new replication system. http://is.gd/1CjNu9:14 AM Jul 17th from safari140
- Reasons to not sign over copyright -> "those who control a software project from those who merely contribute to it" http://is.gd/1BvAz5:51 PM Jul 16th from safari140
- Gearman Java driver released http://is.gd/1BtAo5:05 PM Jul 16th from safari140
- Which reminds me, I hate license arguments. Why do I use the BSD most of the time? Because I hate having to explain "License Twister".4:43 PM Jul 16th from web
- @timoreilly There is an argument that cloud vendors who use GPL "distribute" when they use the cloud and therefor... lots of arguments left.4:41 PM Jul 16th from safari140
- My dog knows how to open the backdoor with her teeth, unless it is 5AM. At 5AM forgets this handy skill and requires me to take her out.3:32 PM Jul 16th from safari140
- @cloudbzz A "do not". Don't offer to give code only under the condition that the project has to sign something (or better, ask for NDAs).2:00 PM Jul 16th from web in reply to cloudbzz
- @cloudbzz A "do not". Don't show up with a patch, that you never mentioned you were doing, which changes 50% of the code. Fail.1:57 PM Jul 16th from web in reply to cloudbzz
- @cloudbzz Some companies have great open source manners, some do not. Of the "do not", often it is a matter of explaining how to interact.12:50 PM Jul 16th from web in reply to cloudbzz
- Some companies lack "open source table manners". Often they don't know what is expected. Like my cat bringing dead mice to the dinner table.12:08 PM Jul 16th from safari140
- Repeat, there is no magic "atomic operation" for reading memory. You will probably get lucky, but it is just luck.11:00 AM Jul 16th from safari140
- List of Drizzle, Gearman talks at OSCON http://is.gd/1B8a98:48 AM Jul 16th from safari140
- Found this HOWTO last night when I was needing to build on Ubuntu (I mainly use Fedora/OSX) "Compiling Drizzle on Ubuntu" http://is.gd/1B7a18:27 AM Jul 16th from safari140
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- Name Brian Aker
- Location Seattle, WA
- Web http://krow.net/
- Bio Coder, Writer, Climber, in search of chainsaw for exploratory surgery on web infrastructure.
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