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I got my tmobile dash working with this and added some notes so we can have a linux with windows mobile fun. This is all pre-openmoko.
Archive for April, 2007 Page 3 of 4
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What, Joi’s cousin is cornelius
What a big family
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Andy’s mockup of the future openclipart.org website look and feel
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It’s pretty obvious that if sales increase now that EMI tracks are DRM-free for 1.29 on apple’s iTunes, then more companies will follow. If sales stay the same or go down, then less companies will follow. Thus, BUY MORE DRM-FREE MUSIC FROM EMI!!!
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Tony Jaa is lame. I said it! Weak!!!!
Yes, I want to get two very very good people to work with at Creative Commons particularly from the *Open* universe. Come help build up all the great things we share dear in free and open culture:
Creative Commons is hiring a web developer/sysadmin (let’s call it a web engineer) for its San Francisco office. The technical requirements are broad but not deep — the ideal candidate would have the ability to learn quickly and willingness to tackle any technical task with gusto — from IT drudgework to developing cool web apps. See the job description for application details.
Please forward to anyone who would be interested but just happens to be offline for a spell. What other excuse would they have for not reading the CC blog?
Also check out our openings for General Counsel and CC Learn Executive Director.
Please ping me for the personal connection whenever you think its applicable. Yes, and good people with good social skills please apply! Who wouldn’t want to live in SF and join us for monthly CC Salons, forays to iSummits and trips in zipcars to random companies.
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How to pick a good sewing machine…for cBlends!
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The schedule for LGM2007
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So you want to run a contest on Open Clip Art Library to find a logo and/or look n feel? See this page for planned contests.
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blog post about lessig’s speech in qatar at al jazeera conference
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Click this link if you want to see some wicked cyberdelia desktop feedback artwork of my desktop. Curators, please contact me if interested
Mike made a nice nod towards Inkscape’s support for Creative Commons licensing on the CC blog:
Last fall we mentioned a great post by Wikipedia leader (and now CC board member) Jimmy Wales on why free knowledge requires free software and free file formats.
Now Wikipedian Erik Möller weighs in with a practical post on Wikimedia’s open source toolset, which may be seen as a paean to open source media creation software generally (Wikipedia leading the way).
Erik specifically calls out Inkscape, a drawing application with contributions from now CC employee Jon Phillips (his open source contributions were crucial to getting a job here).
I’d like to add that I checked in changes to Inkscape for the recently released 3.0 licenses as well. I’d like underscore as well what Mike is saying about free and open source applications supporting Creative Commons licensing.
With my new role at CC as community+business developer, if you have added CC licensing and standards to your project and/or are wanting to, please do contact me for some big community shout-outs, blogging and general community plugging credit that I will do to support your efforts both here and on Creative Commons infrastructure. Let’s hook it up!
Ideally, I’d like to get CC licensing embedded into the freedesktop as the ultimate innovator and use-case for how to do things right. Never forget your roots is what my Mom said
