2012-02-12 is the ISO, because it works OK in all regions, save a few Buddhist calendar countries.

I don't play the game, but I am a huge fan of the spreadsheet adaptations. I mean, when you see a Titan stretched out on a pivot table, it's like, oh yeah. This is the medium it was meant for.

Look at the "press" involved: VentureBeat, HuffPo, Yahoo!, AOL, GeekWire. These aren't reporters. They're press release curators, with a little commentary around the edges.

...and the male Yahoo! CEOs have had a good run?

If only there were a global information system capable of streamlining the transmission and storage of "paperwork".

Most of what I've posted to Github was a snip of example code that I needed to share with exactly one person. The only real project I have there was AGPL, and it's an enormous piece of work. By project, I'm 5% open licensed. By lines-of-code, it's more like 99%.

How it should be used: "This section here doesn't seem to provide value to our students"

How it will be used: "You read the book, but your page rate was excessive in parts, so the computer gave you a reading score of 87%."

Copyright is completely fucked. Trademark law is more or less sensible, and does useful things to protect consumers. This is an example.

You forgot availability. If If could hop a train to skip my 1.25 hour commute, I'd be on it in a heartbeat. Funding is an issue, but inter-jurisdictional planning is also a major barrier to getting anything useful done. Of course, big pots of Federal money tend to make the locals work together.

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