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Conclusion : lisez la documentation avant de vous lancer dans des "expérimentations" pour dire ensuite "dans skala' c'est compliqué".

Ha le beau troll. En tout cas, si vous avez besoin d'arguments contre Scala, n'hésitez pas à aller lire cet article et surtout les commentaires !

The conclusion here should be obvious: if you really care about your site you need to run it on your own domain. You need to own your URLs. You’ll have total control and no-one can take it away from you. You don’t need anyone else. If you put the effort in up front it’ll pay off in the long run.

Une entreprise du CAC 40 sur quatre n'a pas payé d'impôt sur les sociétés en France en 2009

Les développeurs de YouTube ont mis en ligne un long article qui tire un premier bilan de l'expérience HTML5, six mois après son lancement (lire YouTube se lance dans le HTML5).

La conclusion, pour l'heure, c'est que la technologie n'est pas encore en mesure de répondre à leurs besoins, pour diverses raisons dont ils donnent le détail.

As food for thought and extrapolation, I typed “iPad game” into Google: 112 million hits.

Et moi j'ai tapé "Google game" dans Google: 330 millions de résultats. Ma conclusion : les jeux sont 3 fois plus populaires sur Google que sur iPad.

Et c’est ainsi que je peux regarder « District 9 » un mois avant sa sortie en France.

Conclusion intermédiaire sur une longue réflexion sur la disparition des frontières, les intermédiaires qui s'en mettent plein les fouilles, etc... Mais s'il peut regarder « District 9 » un mois avant sa sortie en France, c'est déjà parce que « District 9 » va sortir en France et qu'il a de l'électricté chez lui, un ordinateur, un abonnement, et une certaine maîtrise de la langue des marchands. Le recel informatique des oeuvres de l'esprit, c'est un problème pour les pays du G20, pas un problème de l'humanité.

9/11 tragedy pager intercepts.

The following are national US pager intercepts that cover the September 11 tragedy from 3am on the same day (Tuesday) until 3am the following day.

Due to popular demand we provide a new block of pager data every 5 minutes, synchronized to the actual time of day the message was sent.

This way the world has a chance to objectively see how the tragedy progressed.

A full archive containing all the messages will be released on Thursday November 26 at the conclusion.

an interesting conclusion about how to turn new and casual contributors into long-time community members: the key is to distribute ownership.

To wrap up, there were several things that motivated me to stay active in the Mozilla community: * A belief in the mission of the project — to create a web browser that supports and promotes the use of open standards * An interest in the technology — initially with the Gecko logo as my hook * The feeling of belonging in a community of people with similar interests * The desire to give something back to a project that gave (and still gives) me the best browser in the world for free * The experiences gained by managing a website — HTML, CSS, server configurations, and perhaps most importantly, the English language * The recognition and respect from Mozilla project members for my contributions * The pride of being responsible for an important piece of the project

karlcow said...

Fascinating and very interesting. I may add another law to your experiment, though it would have to be repeated again to see if it's working.

Law 3: A fractal pattern encourages participation.

A fractal pattern is simple enough that the gratification is direct. One can draw a small shape which already makes sense to the person. (I have participated!). But because of the self-structure of fractal pattern, one is participating to a bigger scheme. Sense of collective achievement with grand goals.

Once the structure is big enough, it becomes visible, organized and then it is an object of power, which in return is its weakness. (Colonial states versus Guerrilla/Terrorism). Wikipedia becomes so big that it fights for copyright or have editors censoring content.

Though I kind of disagree with the conclusion of blogs versus wikis. Blogs are indeed easier to maintain but would it be because wikis are not really object of the commons, aka, there is still someone owning the object, it is a property of someone in the end.

I wonder also if there is a density rule in action. A tribe in a large forest with free will to move as they please versus a piece of land with a lot of people. There is very little destruction when the space is infinite. Take the drawing above and imagine a space which is infinite (possible in digital space), would participant try to destroy the work of others or just go further away to do their own drawing?

May 20, 2009 1:50 PM

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