Christopher Browne: Non-SQL Databases for Linux
Friday, August 10th, 2007Christopher Browne writes about Non-SQL Databases for Linux.
Christopher Browne writes about Non-SQL Databases for Linux.
My defense for this “joke post”? Today is Friday. Get over it.
Stephen Hutcheon writes that Jitters in Second Life as bank shuts doors. Is this art imitating life?
Jonathan Lipps writes Facebook App Devs Get Javascript.
Steven J. Vaughan Nichols writes about the Linux desktop revolution. Dell and Lenovo now offer Linux preloaded. Can HP be far behind?
Guy Kewney writes about Kirix Strata, a unique blend of browser plus powerful database engine for Linux and Windows.
Armand Duplessis explains how the Facebook API is used by an OpenID provider.
LinuxLinks presents a table showing Linux equvalents to popular Windows software. Very handy. [via LXer]
National Public Radio (NPR) has a cool new podcast application in Facebook.
Peter Macauley pointed me to a great 22 minute podcast with plain talk on VoIP hacking with a Sicko movie twist.
Sky & Telescope regularly presents This Week’s Sky at a Glance. Make your life richer. Check it out. [via LifeHacker]
FlightStats provides information on flight from one city to another. Good stuff.