Daily Links for 13 February 2012

Isn't it pretty? @nasa on @github including one of my all-time favs the WorldWind project http://t.co/SMsbZppL #opengov #oss #govIT #opengis

— Deb Bryant (@debbryant) February 13, 2012

If anyone has 240k lbs. of Icelandic Male Capelin Fish, the Navy is offering a wonderful business opportunity. http://t.co/2UXJSCas

— Gunnar Hellekson (@ghelleks) February 14, 2012

Open source no panacea: "IT Dashboard code wasn't reusable even though it's open-sourced.. written so specifically" http://t.co/nuEuGFih

— Gwynne (@gwynnek) February 14, 2012

Need to stop simplistic view about magics of open source. It's all in the requirements and coding. Is it built to share? #gov20

— Gwynne (@gwynnek) February 14, 2012

.@SarahSchacht @gwynnek Yup, open source has a bunch of advantages, but software is still software, and bad software is still bad software.

— Gunnar Hellekson (@ghelleks) February 14, 2012

.@gwynnek @SarahSchacht #opensource modularity can marry customization and commoditization quite well: http://t.co/2K709Dwd

— Gunnar Hellekson (@ghelleks) February 14, 2012

.@gwynnek @SarahSchacht Requirements are still king. Check out the EU #opensource procurement guide: https://t.co/1jX1XguQ

— Gunnar Hellekson (@ghelleks) February 14, 2012