Decades of experience in giving speeches, keynotes, and running workshops. Done! Days of scripting and slide-making, and targeting a highly technical COSCUP audience. Done! Seventeen hours of a flight to Shanghai followed by a maglev train into the city. Done! An hour-long presentation about open source education, careers, and opportunities. Done!... Read more
Lital Shoshan Idel tells me, "We want to spread a message to the world. A message as to why lifelong learning it is more than a purpose; it's a vision that must be clear to all of us.... Read more
A long time ago and far away, a Captain in the British Army retired from service and moved to an estate near Ballinrobe in Ireland. His name was Charles and he moved into Lough Mask House, a property owned by a wealthy landowner by the name of Lord Erne who was, by the way, the third Lord of Erne, and became an agent for Erne's properties. Charles oversaw the Lord's properties in County Mayo and collected rents.... Read more
I'm going to lead with the punchline on this one. I believe that LPI should invest in providing a certification path for some kind of machine learning, specifically geared to open source development in artificial intelligence. ... Read more
In this article, we asked Herbert Feiler about how TUXEDO Computers was born, how it developed into the company it is today, and what he sees in its future. Turning a hobby into a profession may sound trite, but it best describes the way I’ve worked to create TUXEDO Computers.... Read more
In "Open Source Journeys", Marcel hangs out and chats with people who have been captured by the spirit and promise of Linux and Open Source software. Open Source is part philosophy, part technology, and part ideology. That's a powerful combination that sparks the imagination in different ways for different people. Today's guest today is Jon "maddog" Hall.... Read more