I'm talking for an hour to 60 people at the University of the West of England this evening on "Open source - here to stay or a flash in the pan?". I've known about the talk for a couple of months, I had the choice to take it or not and I could have written it weeks ago ... so why on earth did I leave it until 5 O'clock this morning to get down to it? Perhaps because I craft my best throughts / notes / talks when I'm under pressure. "Just in Time" is the modern term for this, isn't it, and it's supposed to be efficient!!

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(written 2005-05-13 11:18:55)

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