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PostgreSQL vs. MySQL vs. Commercial Databases: It’s All About What You Need looks like a useful summary of History, Licensing, Feature Sets, Training and Support, a very brief list of who uses them. Worth passing on to your friendly neighborhood Continue reading PostgreSQL vs. MySQL vs. Commercial Databases: It’s All About What You Need
Via Brian McCallister : “Brian’s Waste of Time”, MIT’s OpenCourseWare is now nicely populated. Problem sets, exams, readings, Lecture Notes. 700 courses, materials from 33 academic disciplines and all five of MIT’s schools. Look’s like it’s time to do some Continue reading MIT’s OpenCourseWare populated
The Globe and Mail : Knowledge management crucial tool for law firms is a nice example / case study of how a large law firm is using Knowledge management (really mostly Document Management ). selective quotes : “When you’re a Continue reading Real world Knowledge management
Since the Ka2 is proving SO popular, here some more from Chiseen | where cultural traditions and urban insanity collide Feed the Models (cause if you don’t feed them, they would feed them selves… and Wok Boarding An ancient sport Continue reading Feed the Models
Via kottke.org: GooOS, the Google Operating System has a commentary on topix.net : The Secret Source of Google’s Power from Kottke: He argues that Google is building a huge computer with a custom operating system that everyone on earth can Continue reading Other uses for the Google Operating System, or the Google Space
HPSC’s Annual Fun in the Summer (“FITS”) Night, is being held on Thursday, April 22, 2004, at the Lithuanian Hall, 1573 Bloor St. West (2 blocks east of Keele St.; between Keele and Dundas Street West subway stations. Doors open Continue reading Toronto’s High Park Ski Club’s FITS (Fun in the Sun) Night is April 22 (2004)