Leftovers: OSS
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Tremolo Security Releases Open Source Identity Management Project
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Photoshop gets an open source, HTML5-based interface for app design
Adobe has announced "Photoshop Design Space," a new interface for Photoshop geared toward professional app and Web designers. The company calls the new interface "a companion experience" to the normal Photoshop UI, which is a streamlined interface consisting of the most-needed tools for app and Web design. The most interesting thing, though? Adobe designed this new interface in HTML5, and it's open source.
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Introducing Adam Leibson: summer Campaigns intern
Hello free software supporters, my name is Adam Tobias Leibson. I've been an avid GNU/Linux user since my first year of high school. Around that time, I read Cory Doctorow's book Little Brother. That book challenged me to think more deeply about the effects of mass surveillance on society, and brought about my interests in privacy and cryptography.
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Will Open Source Drive the Future of the Automotive Industry?
With Tesla’s opening of their automotive patents last year, the auto industry was turned upside down, with the effects increasingly being felt across the industry. Tesla opening their patents was seen by some in the automotive industry as inexplicable: Why would anyone give open access to people wanting to know how their cars were made? Wouldn’t this encourage theft of Tesla’s intellectual property?
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NGA and DigitalGlobe Open Source Toolkit to Harness the Power of Collaborative Mapping
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