I'm a very committed Evernote user, the product is great, however I started migrating my data (3500 Notes/750MB) to Tagspaces,
it's Open Source, relies on open standards and I feel it's the safest way for me to store my information.
It's not as fancy as Evernote but I believe in project and the developer behind it.
Have look at it : http://www.tagspaces.org/
there should line between tech and politics, but it's very difficult.
Brendan was one of the Founders of the Mozilla Foundation,
I think he does believe what Mozilla stands for, it's sad that he left.
I still believe in the Manifesto
"People are needed to make the Internet open and participatory - people acting as individuals, working together in groups, and leading others. The Mozilla Foundation is committed to advancing the principles set out in the Mozilla Manifesto. We invite others to join us and make the Internet an ever better place for everyone."
Here's the link to the Mozilla Manifesto:
http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/a...
I think the biggest loser is the Xiph Foundation... and maybe.FLAC as a filetype... the PonoPeople... making out that Pono is the new awesome and not recognizing FLAC will do more harm than good.
Rather promote the FLAC standard, and donate some money to Xiph.
Sometimes I wonder why Canonical develops these new things in secret,
want to "force" it mainstream, and then discover that maybe it's not as stable, as other tried and tested as technologies that where developed in the open from the start.
I guess it's Lame or I'm just punting something,
but on Linked-In there is this Group called FOSS Professionals, it's got alot of People in it,
Check it out. Maybe you can find some skills there.
Obviously the people there link on which Project's they have worked on.
Link of Shame : http://www.linkedin.com/e/gis/77237/586E590F6308
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I'm a very committed Evernote user, the product is great, however I started migrating my data (3500 Notes/750MB) to Tagspaces, it's Open Source, relies on open standards and I feel it's the safest way for me to store my information. It's not as fancy as Evernote but I believe in project and the developer behind it. Have look at it : http://www.tagspaces.org/
there should line between tech and politics, but it's very difficult. Brendan was one of the Founders of the Mozilla Foundation, I think he does believe what Mozilla stands for, it's sad that he left. I still believe in the Manifesto "People are needed to make the Internet open and participatory - people acting as individuals, working together in groups, and leading others. The Mozilla Foundation is committed to advancing the principles set out in the Mozilla Manifesto. We invite others to join us and make the Internet an ever better place for everyone." Here's the link to the Mozilla Manifesto: http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/a...
I think the biggest loser is the Xiph Foundation ... and maybe .FLAC as a filetype ... the PonoPeople ... making out that Pono is the new awesome and not recognizing FLAC will do more harm than good.
Rather promote the FLAC standard, and donate some money to Xiph.
You get what you pay for...
Sometimes I wonder why Canonical develops these new things in secret, want to "force" it mainstream, and then discover that maybe it's not as stable, as other tried and tested as technologies that where developed in the open from the start.
Even though it looks like they aren't going to make it, I really hope they do.
the http://www.astdroid.com/ project :D
I guess it's Lame or I'm just punting something, but on Linked-In there is this Group called FOSS Professionals, it's got alot of People in it, Check it out. Maybe you can find some skills there. Obviously the people there link on which Project's they have worked on. Link of Shame : http://www.linkedin.com/e/gis/77237/586E590F6308
Rights Management System or Richard M Stallman ....
hmmm