Second Life Grid Architecture Working Group Meeting 2
19.3.2008
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Today the second meeting of the Second Life Grid Architecture Working Group happened. This group (of which I am part of and which is open
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The Data Portability Logo Contest is over!
13.3.2008
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As the title says the logo contest is over now. As I reported before the Data Portability Group needs a new logo because RedHat sent
What is Data Portability?
12.3.2008
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Recently when I was attending the Data Portability Steering Group Telephone Conference and also earlier on different postings in the DP Action Group’s mailing lists
Linden Lab releases first draft of the Second Life Open Grid Protocol
11.3.2008
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On September 13th 2007 Linden Lab started a project to create an open protocol for interconnecting Second Life like grids. The aim was to a)
Tutorial: „Where is What?“ in Plone
10.3.2008
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Have you ever wondered how to change the logo, the navigation tabs or anything else in Plone to make it look more like you want
Looking for talks for FrOSCon 2008!
10.3.2008
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In August 2008 it will happen again: The german Free and Open Source Conference 2008 (FrOSCon), happening from August 23-24 in Sankt Augustin, close to
The Trust Issue
9.3.2008
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Steve Rubel over at Micro Persuasion has a nice writeup on the Trust Issue regarding startups and I just cannot agree more. History has shown
TopfCast #004: What is Data Portability?
8.3.2008
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The Podcast Download as extended podcast (m4a, 46MB, 50:01) Download as MP3 (46MB, 50:01) [audio:http://podcasts.plonetv.de/english/topfcast_en_04.mp3] How to reach me? E-Mail: mrtopf@gmail.com Shownotes Data Portability Working
HTML on a prim and other Second Life Updates
7.3.2008
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In the last days some good updates have been happening to Second Life, I quickly wanted to list in case you haven’t seen it yet:
Google releases Contacts Data API
6.3.2008
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You might have noticed the unfortunate mechanism of retrieving your Google Mail contacts by site asking your for your Google username and password. Apparently this