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02 Jun 2006
Red Hat earlier this week unveiled a new developer portal dubbed 108.
All fine and well, but the firm won't say what 108 stands for. "Just look on wikipedia," they reply.
Well, did that, been there. Searching for 108 using Wikipedia's search engine gets you nowhere.
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<p>Probably the origin of "108" is not unlike the origin of "42." </p> <p>I.e. there are lots of potential reasons you can think of, but the "truth" is that it's rather arbitrary.</p>
Posted by: Chris 06 Jun 2006