Siden jeg ikke er så veldig flink på å oppdatere den stakkars bloggen min tenkte jeg å ta en ny utgave av “Les det senere“, der jeg lister opp linker jeg har plukket opp og har dømt som interessante. Temaene spinner rundt mine interesser, som du som leser sikkert er kjent med (gis/it/øl/mat/religion/skepsis). Så, here goes:
- Structural Knowledge: Why ESRI (as is) can’t be part of the open government movement
- Blog: How toxic is your code?
- Fritanke.no: Alternativ behandling forbudt uten aksept fra lege
- Arstechnica: If Android is a “stolen product,” then so was the iPhone
- Localytics: Android Not As Fragmented as Many Think
- GIS User: Expert Feature – Creativity Not Just For Cartographers: Geo Analysts Need It Too
- Who Can Profit from Selling 1-Cent Books on Amazon? Robots.
- Beyond Mapping III: Compilation of Beyond Mapping columns appearing in GeoWorld magazine 1996 to 2009
- Growth – Lars Rasmussen: Google Maps Founder on His Tips for Start-ups
- Google Maps: Designing the Modern Atlas
- Kelso’s Corner: When open data is not open: World Bank double speak on Google Map Maker?
- BBC: Faster-than-light neutrinos could be down to bad wiring
- Nøgne Ø Blog: “Ryggraden” i nøgne Ø´s produksjon!
- Foursquare blog: foursquare is joining the OpenStreetMap movement! Say hi to pretty new maps
- RESTful API Server – Doing it the right way (Part 1)
- The Guardian: Has Microsoft Word affected the way we work?
- TNL.net: I killed the Internet
- Torrentfreak: History Shows That Copyright Monopolies Prevent Creativity And Innovation
- Androidpit: Death Of Steve Jobs: Beginning Of the End For Patent Wars?
- PostGIS Blog: PostGIS 2.0 New Features: Typmod
- Flowingdata: Kartograph aims to make interactive vector maps easier