The 5th and 6th of march, 2010, it’s time for the 11th reincarnation of the Open Source Days conference in Copenhagen. This time it will go down at the IT-University.
Since the time for the event is closing in, work is being done to close deals with all the speakers, but there is still room in [...]
In my last blog post I wrote a fundamental introduction to context-awareness, and mentioned briefly how it fitted into my daily life, and my bachelor’s thesis.
This time I will explain a bit more what the thesis will be about.
For my bachelor’s thesis I will try and combine information gathered from a person’s social media accounts, [...]
As the name applies, context-awareness is about being aware of the context you are in. For most people being context-aware means something like where they are, and which people are around them. But it can be a lot more than that, and it can be used in a lot of different situations.
Since the dates of the 2nd – 4th of October, where the Ubuntu Global Jam was set, didn’t fit properly into the time schedule of most Danish LoCo members, we decided to have our jam one week later. So this weekend, on Saturday the 10th of October it went down.
This was our first ever Global [...]
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Yesterday the EMEA Regional Membership Board of Ubuntu (EMEARMBoU? catchy) had their monthly meeting, with a long list of hopeful Ubuntu member prospects, as the focus point. My interview went well, my cheerers did a cheerful job, and all in all it all went pretty much as I had hoped for, that means I’m [...]
Hello, and welcome to my newly introduced blog. My name is Jesper Jarlskov and I’m currently studying engineering. I’ve been blogging for a while on my Jesper Jarlskov blog, but I’ve recently decided to start up a new blog, this time in English. This doesn’t mean I’ll stop blogging in danish, so if you like my other blog, don’t worry about that.
