Linus Torvald posted on his blog “Happiness is a warm SCM“:
Part of the problem is that ‘git’ is such a flexible tool that you can use it in various modes, and mix things up freely. The whole distributed nature means that there’s no gatekeeper, you can do whatever you want. And the flexibility and power is good, but it does mean that it’s also easy to make a mess of it – the old UNIX philosophy of giving people rope, and letting them hang themselves with it if they want to.
There is a nifty new project for the Android phone: Android Scripting Environment.
This lets you use Lua and Python to write scripts on Android. Not quite the same as writing a whole application in those languages, but a great start!
In my post “How to beat the iPhone” I mentioned that an ideal device would be a portable wifi hotspot.
Well, now one exists for the G1: android-wifi-tether project.
My site has bee having all kinds of fun the past week and a half.
Starting last Monday night the network was down for 4 and half days. This was eventually resolved by Speakeasy.
It went down again yesterday.
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This is a really cool gizmo, the 
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