Monthly Archives: August 2006

Network neutrality: Where analogies fail

Posted on 2006-08-13 by Dan Siemon

I find it interesting that so much of the discussion surrounding net neutrality centers around analogies to other aspects of the modern world. A lot of these analogies are related to the transportation of goods. Courier companies such as UPS … Continue reading →

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The Semicolon Wars

Posted on 2006-08-11 by Dan Siemon

Interesting programming language article. The Semicolon Wars from American Scientist. A catalog maintained by Bill Kinnersley of the University of Kansas lists about 2,500 programming languages. Another survey, compiled by Diarmuid Piggott, puts the total even higher, at more than … Continue reading →

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GPL and LGPL license quiz

Posted on 2006-08-08 by Dan Siemon

Do you understand the GPL and LGPL? Take the quiz! GPL FAQ

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