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Monthly Archive for September, 2008

Indeed.

Well put, Gail Collins: Imagine what would happen if a new beetle infested the Iowa corn crop during the first year of a McCain administration. On Monday, we spray. On Tuesday, we firebomb. On Wednesday, the president marches barefoot through the prairie in a show of support for Iowa farmers. On Thursday, the White House reveals that Wiley Flum, [...]

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links for 2008-09-16

A Turbogears Guy on What Django Can Learn from Plone interesting talk on monolithic apps vs modular apps [...]

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Here’s a theory…

I don’t have a degree in psychiatry, but it occurred to me the other day that Sarah Palin represents the right wing’s subconscious longing for collective suicide. I’m just sayin’.

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links for 2008-09-12

collective.contentleadimage — Plone CMS: Open Source Content Management provides a configurable thumbnail image for any AT-based content in plone. interesting. [...]

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Thought of the day

Received via email.  Kudos and amen to its anonymous creator.

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Thoughts on collective.contentleadimage

I’ve just spent a few minutes checking out Radim Novotny’s new product collective.contentleadimage aka “ContentLeadImage,” which promises to provide simple thumbnail images for all Plone content objects.  It’s a neat idea that scratches an itch we often feel here at ONE/Northwest, but unfortunately, I think the execution is still a bit too rough for production [...]

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ATImageEditor: evolving quickly!

Nathan Van Gheem’s beautiful product-in-the-making, ATImageEditor, an image editor for Plone, is coming along nicely. Since I first wrote a gushy love note to it a couple weeks ago, Nathan’s been hard at work improving it with: Control over JPEG compression quality (very useful!)A new UI featuring a photoshop-style floating image editor palette (very spiffy!)Display of [...]

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links for 2008-09-02

FOSS Leadership Training (tags: leadership open-source) [...]

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Here’s an idea that’s been tumbling around in my brain for a while, and popped out yesterday during a walk: A lot of people think online organizing helps build enthusiasm about an issue or campaign, and thus holds tremendous promise for small, obscure campaigns.  I think the promise is oversold, and that the most enthusiastic proponents [...]

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