http://chronicle.com/colloquylive/2003/08/opensource/
The most successful effort so far has been uPortal, which has produced open-source code for campuswide Web portals at more than 100 American colleges.
- Should check that out…
December 4, 2003
Spaceants’ blog, emacs-wiki
While searching for Google:linux+academe, ran across
http://www.spaceants.org/bloz/2003/Apr . Reference to
http://www.emacswiki.org, my OnLove page, and Linux; I _must_ have
written this person before to comment on that…
Leatherette repair
I need to find a way to touch-up the leatherette on my trenchcoat, as
it apparently got stretched beyond its capacity in some areas and
needs fixing. Same with my skirt, too.
That said, the leatherette’s much lighter than a corresponding leather
coat, so I still think it’s a good idea.
Hmmmm. I need to get conference wear.
Bleah. Checking account has age requirement.
Apparently, I need to be at least 21 for the checking account. I guess
I’ll just set up electronic bank transfers, then.
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