Tag Archives: open source

Telemetry – Reboot, Firefox OS, Probe Expiration

Posted on November 1, 2013 by

Telemetry has seen a resurgence of development of late due in large part to the reboot of the server side component. A group of us gathered in Portland last week to hack on Telemetry concepts (and code). I would like … Continue reading →

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FSOSS 2011 Wrap-up

Posted on November 3, 2011 by

FSOSS 2011 (Seneca College’s Free Software and Open Source Symposium) was another great example of the variety of people and projects involved in free and open source software. I was glad to see both Eclipse and Mozilla featured in talks. … Continue reading →

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Lawrence is back at FSOSS

Posted on October 24, 2011 by

FSOSS, Seneca College’s annual Free Software and Open Source Symposium, takes place Oct. 27-29, 2011. After a couple of years hiatus, I’m back for 2011. I’ve covered a number of different topics at this event over the years. My topics … Continue reading →

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