opinions

Google App Engine: Is it evil?

by Terry Hancock – 4/24/2008

opinions

Programming languages and "lock-in"

by Terry Hancock – 4/18/2008

opinions

A world of beautiful broken toys

by Terry Hancock – 4/8/2008

Impossible thing #5: Open Hardware

by Terry Hancock – 3/28/2008

Impossible thing #4: The Blender Foundation and Movies

by Terry Hancock – 3/18/2008

Achieving Impossible Things with Free Culture and Commons-Based Enterprise

by Terry Hancock – 3/13/2008

end users

Getting the login right: moving from xdm to gdm or kdm

by Terry Hancock – 3/13/2008

opinions

Impossible thing #3: Free art and the Creative Commons culture

by Terry Hancock – 3/6/2008

opinions

Promoting the Public Domain with Creative Commons' CC0 Initiative

by Terry Hancock – 2/25/2008

opinions

Impossible thing #2: Comprehensive free knowledge repositories like Wikipedia and Project Gutenberg

by Terry Hancock – 2/19/2008

interviews

Group interview: a graphic view of the open hardware movement. Part 1: motivations

by Terry Hancock – 2/13/2008

opinions

Why can't free software GUIs be empowering instead of limiting?

by Terry Hancock – 2/7/2008

opinions

Purchasing free-software-friendly hardware

by Terry Hancock – 2/6/2008

hacking

Red Hat packagers dance around frivolous music game software patents

by Terry Hancock – 2/1/2008

Impossible thing #1: Debian GNU/Linux

by Terry Hancock – 1/24/2008

Impossible thing #1: Debian GNU/Linux

by Terry Hancock – 1/24/2008

opinions

“GNU”, “Linux”, or neither...?

by Terry Hancock – 3/29/2007

reviews

Book review: Bounty Hunters (Metaphors for Fair Intellectual Property Laws) by <i>Greg London</i>

by Terry Hancock – 3/22/2007

reviews

Book review: Design Concepts with Code: An Approach for Developers <i>by Stanko Blatnik and Kelly Carey</i>

by Terry Hancock – 3/15/2007

opinions

Some numbers on Creative Commons

by Terry Hancock – 3/5/2007