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Are you or do you know of a woman who is interested in getting involved in open source and would be available for a full-time internship running from Dec 10, 2013 to March 10, 2014? It’s time to apply for Round 7 of the Free & Open Source Software Outreach Program for Women! As in …
So, the first time we talked about Hyperkitty recently, I mapped out the current Hyperkitty UI and we talked about future ideas. We also walked through a new mockup for displaying the directory of lists on the server (marked in blue on the diagram below.) Then, following that initial post, we talked about the design …
The last time I wrote about Hyperkitty here, we talked about the overall information architecture of the app, reviewed the UI as it is right now, as well as thought about how to list all of the lists on the mailman server in a nice, browseable way that gives you more information about each list …
This may not be the sexiest or even the most contemporaneous task to want to do in 2013, but recently I’ve had to deal with a vendor who requires vector EPS (PDF is not acceptable) and CMYK color for print items such as T-shirts and other swag. The problem with this deceivingly innocuous and charmingly …
Here’s the set of sessions from today that had either video and/or transcripts available! The missing vids from Saturday will take some time to recover because the YouTube video editor won’t allow editing of videos that are 4 hours long, apparently. :-/ All right, then. Here’s the recap! Sunday Making Free Fonts Full Time Cantarell …
Ed. Note: The Virtio talk had the wrong description and the Game Art talk had inadvertently gotten removed from the post. I’ve fixed these things up again – thanks to gurdonark for pointing these mistakes out! Here’s today’s Flock recap! Oh, but wait! I have some things to tell you! Missing Friday Videos – Miracle …
The fact that I’m able to post a recap of the first day of Flock is really due to the excellent organization of the many staff and volunteers who are doing an amazing job making Flock accessible to remotees. I’m not actually in South Carolina, folks! Okay, so here’s a quick rundown of the day …
Flock IRC Channels Here’s the lineup of IRC channels we created on irc.freenode.net for remote attendees to follow along. You may want to configure them in your IRC client now to make your remote attendance easier. I’ve linked each channel name up to the freenode web client just in case it’s helpful. If you’re using …
Flock IRC Channels Here’s the lineup of IRC channels we created on irc.freenode.net for remote attendees to follow along. You may want to configure them in your IRC client now to make your remote attendance easier. I’ve linked each channel name up to the freenode web client just in case it’s helpful. If you’re using …
I won’t be attending Flock in-person, but since there’s a strong possibility there will be video streams of talks available, I intend to attend virtually! You may remember at FUDCon Lawrence, I listened to the streams that were available (*huge* thanks to the folks who made that happen, including Ryan Lerch and Ryan Rix for …