Krishnan Subramanian (krishnan)'s Public Profile in the Diigo Community

Member since Aug 19, 2008, follows 12 people, 6 public groups, 3374 public bookmarks (3699 total).

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The argument that different races have genetically determined differences in intelligence : Greg Laden's Blog about 19 hours ago
Seeking Profit in Open-Source Search Software - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com on 2010-01-01
- This setup has a boil-in-the-bag flavor because the software has already done the hard part: it found a devoted audience. All the entrepreneurs have to do is try to cash in on that proven popularity through support contracts and some marketing polish.
11 open source business models | Open Source | ZDNet.com on 2009-12-31
Google Wave Notifier | Get Google Wave Notifier at SourceForge.net on 2009-12-31
10+ free, fast-booting Linux distros that aren't Chrome OS on 2009-12-31
DataJack - Unlimited 3G Internet & Mobile Broadband Solutions on 2009-12-30
The case in favor of the open source enterprise database | IT Systems News - Betanews on 2009-12-30
- One might argue that MySQL (ignoring the pending acquisition for a moment) is already mainstream, that the database has been commoditized, and there is a viable open source alternative to the dominant vendor. Not so. MySQL never challenged a major enterprise DBMS -- nor did it try to. The success of MySQL stems from the fact that it filled a market need that was largely being ignored by commercial vendors.
  The low-end, low-cost database market had no incumbent, and MySQL quickly filled the void giving developers a quick and easy tool for quickly creating Web-based applications that were easy to deploy and to administer. MySQL is developer-friendly and is geared for programmers who typically build client-rich applications using Ajax, PHP, or Perl.
William Vambenepe — Look Ma, no hypervisor! on 2009-12-30
Five Problems Keeping Legacy Apps Out of the Cloud - CIO.com - Business Technology Leadership on 2009-12-30
Security In A Cloud - Forbes.com on 2009-12-30

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Collaboration

539 members, 1233 items

Collaboration is an exciting domain given the Internet's ability to transcend boundaries, uniting individuals and networks in common goals. Let's celebrate and document this phenomena as it evolves before our eyes. Now that's collaboration!
Future of the Web

97 members, 430 items

Watching the grand convergence of the desktop, the server, devices, and the Web. Topics addressed include events and emerging trends in universal interoperability, standards development, SOA, Clouds, Web-Stacks, RIA run-times, etc.
In-the-Clouds-with-SOA-XML-and-the-Open-Web

9 members, 99 items

Discussion of SOA, Cloud Computing, SaaS, Open Web Standards, and the importance of portable XML documents.
Iphone Tips+Tricks

22 members, 38 items

News and information about the iphone, tutorial, tips and tricks...
openweb

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