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Continue reading Contributing to an Open Source Project
The Video Screening Room
This movie trailer spoof sells a movie that’s definitely not coming soon to a theater near you. If it were, however, you can bet your booty it’d be released under a […]
Continue reading JavaZone Sells Open Source in TV Parodies
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It appears as if Java can be added to the list of things that Oracle spent big bucks acquiring from Sun for no apparent reason. Last Wednesday, InfoWorld’s Paul Krill wrote an article around an […]
Continue reading Is Oracle Abandoning Java?
The Best of Ken Starks
We were fortunate enough to have a donated space in the expo hall at Texas Linux Fest this year. Carolyn Hulsey, who is one of our directors, manned the Reglue […]
Continue reading Saying Goodbye to Java the Hard Way
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