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Friday, July 22, 2005
Open source makes you innovate From eWeek for June 20th, 2005, "Driving Progress": "Open source challenges the commercial software industry to add value and innovate. It eliminates the 'easy street' of charging people a lot of money for something that doesn't have much innovation in it." -- Joe Alsop of Progress Software Corp. That's pretty much it, bang on. Open source doesn't do too many fancy tricks, or at least not many fancy tricks that are new, but it does do a good job replicating what's been out there a while. If you don't make it new, open source ensures you're not needed. posted by ruffin at 7/22/2005 02:16:00 PM

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URLs I want to remember:
* Atari 2600 programming on your Mac	* joel on software (tip pt)
* Professional links: resume, github, paltry StackOverflow	* Regular Expression Introduction (copy)
* The hex editor whose name I forget	* JSONLint to pretty-ify JSON
* Using CommonDialog in VB 6	* Free zip utils
* git repo mapped drive setup	* Regex Tester
* Read the bits about the zone	* Find column in sql server db by name
* Giant ASCII Textifier in Stick Figures (in Ivrit)	* Quick intro to Javascript
* Don't [over-]sweat "micro-optimization"	* Parsing str's in VB6
* .ToString("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.fff", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture); (src)	* Break on a Lenovo T430: Fn+Alt+B
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