It’s true. Very, very true.
What?
I like to keep everyone in suspense.
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SATCHETRANKLE.
So far, Ubuntu Linux has been treating me well, I’ve made it my primary home desktop OS, and have already been reaping lots of cool features from it. I now have an ssh shell anywhere I go, thanks to my phone’s SSH client. I also can serve applications citrix-style using NX Server software, as well as normal remote desktop.
So this week has been crazy, eh?
Have a happy little Feature!
This is the “final” draft of the Activities of the People paper that was previously posted on Jux. I turned it in to my professor on Wednesday.
There have been entire months where Travis wasn’t on the main page.
Finally got enough nerve to play in a basketball game at the YMCA. It was three-on-three and except for some minor WTF moments where I totally missed some passes and easy layups it was a pretty fair outing. I made a three pointer and made two drives while being fouled once. I also played the best defense on our team causing many turnovers.
On a side note, I am calling out Travis to make a post since he is not on the front page.
As of today Jux is changing its license terms. I know, I know, you’re all very excited. Previously we were technically under an “all rights reserved” system. From now on all content on Jux will be offered under a Creative Commons 3.0 “BY-NC-ND” license, the terms of which you can read by following that link.
For various reasons content older than today will not be offered under this license, and as such, all of our Creative Commons link buttons on pages actually link to here rather than straight to the license. All content older than April 26, 2007 remains all rights reserved unless I can get in touch with Kenny and get his approval. Without his approval, I cannot put his content under the CC license.
This does not mean, necessarily, that all content on Jux from this point forward will be under this license either. Some features will continue to be all rights reserved; these features will be clearly marked by a disclaimer at the bottom of the content, however.
I’ve been hacking and slashing my way through my Activities of the People paper, inserting a much stronger (and coherent) argument while removing stuff that is now superfluous. It’s painful. My brain is hurt. I’ve reached the point where I have to rewrite the conclusion and then go back over the whole paper with an eye to better integration of the new point. It hurts. It hurts so bad. But the final draft is due tomorrow.
I hope I haven’t cut too much. The fear that I have is palpable. :(
Intellectual History paper, with a rant about word processors included.
