Presenter: Yale Law School
Spoke about privacy and AI. Also discussed 3D printing, copyright and surveillance. https://law.yale.edu/center-global-legal-challenges/events/past-events-2019-20
Spoke about privacy and AI. Also discussed 3D printing, copyright and surveillance. https://law.yale.edu/center-global-legal-challenges/events/past-events-2019-20
Group closed this year. https://www.w3.org/groups/cg/semtechdoc/former-participants/
Joined this group in 2014. https://www.w3.org/community/webid/participants
Had a few really good meetings with the LibreOffice team. Helped my friend Gordon with info on how to join the contribution. He worked on the spreadsheet program. I simply reviewed Writer docs. When I took a look at the source, I was like… wowwwwwwwwwww Sloppy.
Contributed at various times over the last couple decades since Apache took it from StarOffice or Sun. https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/Dashboard/Who_is_Who
When I was a student, I was invited to Harvard Berkman Center because I was taking a course: Intellectual Property in Cyberspace. I was also working with Wendy Seltzer on the DVD Discuss case. The group was very awesome. I worked with Peter Junger, Rick Moen, Rares Marian, and many more! During lunch, I approached…
This was a presentation about usability, not so much APIs. Tools, utilities and apps were recommended and provided. https://gitlab.com/remastersys/dx-os/-/blob/master/presentation/26a.mp4?ref_type=heads
https://gitlab.com/remastersys/pidgin-dx
Using technical writers who are familiar with the product can improve design, functionality and usability. Developers can identify defects and often may know at least one solution. Working with technical writers, developers and add features, improve current features and fast track design. Often, writers are editors, only taking content and improving layout, not usability. Find…
I wrote a Debian get started guide. My favorite part is where I offer instructions to uninstall LibreOffice. By the way, has anyone really looked at the code? I have. Slop! So, there are numerous places LibreOffice/Document Foundation did not properly rebrand. There is a DLL required? Anyway, here are the instructions. https://wiki.openoffice.org/w/images/0/02/Debian-quickinstall-oo.pdf