Monthly Archives: August 2019

The Great Trivializer

Posted on August 27, 2019 by Doc Searls

Last night I watched The Great Hack a second time. It’s a fine documentary, maybe even a classic. (A classic in literature, I learned on this Radio Open Source podcast, is a work that “can only be re-read.” If that’s … Continue reading →

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On Linux Journal

Posted on August 13, 2019 by Doc Searls

[16 August 2019…] Had a reassuring call yesterday with Ted Kim, CEO of London Trust Media. He told me the company plans to keep the site up as an archive at the LinuxJournal.com domain, and that if any problems develop … Continue reading →

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Here’s a cool project: completely revolutionize shopping online

Posted on August 12, 2019 by Doc Searls

In 1995, shortly after she first encountered e-commerce, my wife assigned a cool project to the world by asking a simple question: Why can’t I take my shopping cart from site to site? The operative word in that question is … Continue reading →

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