Experimental, impressionistic sub-paragraph tumblin' (think obstsalat)
10nov2005
What part of the Halting Problem don’t you understand?, Steve Loughran asks.
Gates, Jobs, & the Zen aesthetic, a comparision of their presentation styles.
Collaborative Newspaper Column, Part 2 by Thomas Crampton. I’m excited how that will turn out.
‘Cause the road is long, it’s a long hard climb
I been on that road too long of a time
Yes the road is long, and it winds and winds
When I think of the love that I left behind.
— Bob Dylan, Coming From The Heart (The Road Is Long)
Real Estate Hackers Prevailing?, cute, somehow.
Camino combines the awesome visual and behavioral experience that has been central to the Macintosh philosophy with powerful web-browsing capabilities such as the Mozilla Gecko rendering engine. Gotta try that.
Its official! Sony rootkit label ‘malware’ by anti-virus, Anton Chuvakin says. Yay!
SyncPad, “a simple tool to jot down brief notes, which I can use from multiple computers.” How about Emacs and Unison? ;) But right, sharing is difficult.
Milestone 2, Vlerq is progressing. “To cut a long story short: Tclkit Lite can read and run starkits and starpacks.”
But Smalltalk kind of makes up with one nice aesthetical feature: it doesn’t look like a bastard child of C! ;) — Christophe Grandsire
Blogs and text messages spread call to violence, horray for infomation technology. Anyone have mirrors of these blogs for documentary purposes?
REXML: Processing XML in Ruby by Koen Vervloesem.
Fixing AJAX: XmlHttpRequest Considered Harmful by Jason Levitt. Good points.
There’s a battle outside
And it is ragin’.
It’ll soon shake your windows
And rattle your walls
For the times they are a-changin’.
— Bob Dylan, The Times They Are A-Changin’
The next frontier: XQuery Updates by Jonathan Bruce. Development of XQuery is too slow and to complicated.
Octopus, a Five-Minute Play for Twins Who Don’t Have Their Other Twin With Them and An Unlimited Supply of Animals.
Battling Bugs: A Digital Quagmire, link and discussion on LtU.
Macco’s Sledgehammer Versus Occam’s Razor by Brian McConnell. Great term. ;-)
It’s Time for Microsoft to Support OpenDoc, Preston Gralla thinks. “The OpenDocument Format (ODF) is a widely accepted Open Source standard”, is it really?
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