Thanks to a random site, i have discovered that i may be getting paid after all for my project. Apparently, Google is teaming up with a bunch of Free Software groups and will pay student developers $4500 over the summer for developing more Open Source software. Projects must be registered on an Open Source repository, such as SourceForge. Amazingly, mine is already registered on SourceForge. Now, i just need my application to be accepted. Yay!
Planned books:
- Metaphysics by Aristotle
- On the Soul by Aristotle
- Being And Event by Alain Badiou
- The Host by Stephenie Meyer
- Doctrine of the Word of God (Church Dogmatics I.1) by Karl Barth
Current books:
Recent books:
- The Stillborn God by Mark Lilla
- Difference and Repetition by Gilles Deleuze
- Poetics by Aristotle
- Physics by Aristotle
- On Interpretation by Aristotle
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As Amarok 2 gets closer to a release, it is looking better and better. There’s a new feature in the works that will give Pandora a good fight: music biases.
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Today, two great things (according to me, at least) have been released: Firefox 3 and Wine 1.0. Nearly everybody should know what Firefox is, however many probably don’t know about Wine. It is an Open Source project that works as an abstraction layer so Linux (and other POSIX) users can run Windows programs (such as Photoshop) on Linux without needing to have Windows installed.
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