The Long Haired Dude Talking Tech
For those of you Mark Davis fans, in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area…he’s back! After an absence from the air since April, after not having his contract renewed with the new owner of WBAP, Cumulus Broadcasting, he has signed to do his same show in the 7am to 10am CST time slot on KSKY 660 AM(they can also be heard on FM). His Producer Susan, from WBAP, will be joining him.
To read more about his return to the airwaves, click here.
If you are new to Haiku OS or have never heard of it. Check out this very long article by Ryan Leavengood of the Haiku OS Project.
It gives a good history lesson on it’s predecessor, BeOS and how Haiku OS (once known as OpenBeOS) came about. Good read! Thanks Ryan!
Click here to read the article.
Some exciting news for one of my favorite Operating Systems. Haiku, the Open Source OS that is inspired by the original BeOS and uses some Open Source pieces provided by Be, Inc. before they resolved as a company, are hiring a Software Developer on contract to update the WebKit port for Haiku and to do some work on the Haiku Native Web browser know as “WebPositive”.
The original BeOS native Web browser was known as “Net+” or NetPositive. So, they have given a nod to the past when creating their new browser.
“WebKit” is the Open Source web rendering engine that was started by Apple, branched from the KHTML project and subsequently used for their browser, known as Safari. “WebKit” is used in a number of other major browsers as well, such as the Google Chrome browser and many embedded devices have gone to using WebKit for it’s browsing core.
Click on the link below to read the full story.
Interesting story about a previously unpublicized Nuclear Reactor in Kodak’s basement in NYC. As soon as the story mentions that the device is called the “californium neutron flux multiplier”, I immediately thought…”Aha!…it’s Doc Brown at it again!!” 🙂
Click here to read the story on Foxnews.com.
I saw it and I still don’t believe it! Read about it on MLB.com about Josh Hamilton’s historic night at Camden Yards.
Hamilton swings into history with four home runs
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