I started mapping wifi networks with openwlanmap, which will likely be used by GNOME, a few weeks ago. Now it seems like Mozilla products will use their own database. Why cannot projects just work together, so we have 1 good database used by all FLOSS applications?

We basically try to stay below the radar at all time

Then posing it to slashdot was not your smartest move

And finally we got rid of this terrible KOffice name, and now they call this Coffice? What was wrong with Calligra Mobile?

The problem is that xda is full of this kind of crap. Kernels which disable fsync (libEAT-MY-DATA, anyone?), exotic I/O schedulers and CPU governors, overclocking processors and other hacks... Very often, they do not have any measurable effect, or even cause new problems, such as freezes, hangs, sleep of death,...

This sounds very much like the guessing game done as part of the talking heads experiments in 1999 at the VUB Artificial Intelligence Lab and Sony Computer Science Lab Paris by professor Luc Steels. These experiments already date from 1999.

Here's a reference: http://www.informaticien.be/news_item-7978-L_administration_wallonne_interdit_Firefox.html Also confirmed by the Belgian IT newspaper DataNews, which quotes the manager of the IT department responsible of this decision: http://www.datanews.be/nl/90-9-26228/article.html?cid=rss#90;9;26228

No, that news was probably censored in China.