Tsvangarai pulls out of Zimbabwe elections
On March 30th, I was at a dinner in Washington DC. Seated near me was a woman I’d just met, a Zimbabwean, and we spent… Read More »Tsvangarai pulls out of Zimbabwe elections
On March 30th, I was at a dinner in Washington DC. Seated near me was a woman I’d just met, a Zimbabwean, and we spent… Read More »Tsvangarai pulls out of Zimbabwe elections
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Anthropologist Christopher Kelty is visiting Harvard from Rice, discussing his book “Two Bits: The Cultural Significance of Free Software” at the Berkman Center today. The… Read More »Chris Kelty: The Cultural Significance of Free Software
The lengths that some guys will go to so they have something to blog about! You thought it was bad when I had retinal surgery… Read More »The lengths some guys will go to for a blog post…