Monday night for dinner with my family, after-dinner drinks with my cousin Will, and then...
Tuesday I had to get my concentrations approved for my Masters and later that day received a job offer...
Thursday I gave my class presentation...
And I moved into a new apartment to top it all off
And here I am now at Spin Caffe doing email/Internetwork, waiting for my car to be worked on, and reflecting on how many worries in my life disapeared this week.
Lessig is at it again with a great story on how open-source software compliments the software ecosystem:
" The point in each case is not that we'd be better off without proprietary technology, or without property at all. The point, instead, is one that has been obvious since the birth of our republic--that a balance between proprietary and nonproprietary property is better than either extreme. As Bradford Smith, general counsel of Microsoft Corp. has written about software, "Both open-source and commercial software are integral parts of the broader software ecosystem." Either alone, I might add, would produce a weaker "software ecosystem." "
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