Monthly Archives: November 2001

Yes, I know the Link and Think image is bro­ken, I should have that fixed shortly. The link is good, though.

Salon has inter­viewed Steven John­son, the author of “Emer­gence: The Con­nected Lives of Ants, Brains, Cities and Soft­ware.” Lots of rel­e­vancy to peer-to-peer and other decen­tral­ized systems.

Well, if you thought that Steve Jobs of Apple was a MS toadie, think again. Accord­ing to Wired, Steve Jobs is far from sat­is­fied with the DOJ set­tle­ment. Things have been rel­a­tively cor­dial between the two com­pa­nies of late but … Read More →

Want to be as cool as me? Okay, want to be cool, unlike me? Then read, NextDraft, David Pell’s daily e-mail newslet­ter. Tell them, Tom sent you.

Don’t look now, but search engines, Google in par­tic­u­lar, are find­ing more than web pages. Unclue­ful web admins are find­ing that word pro­cess­ing files and the like are now vis­i­ble to the world. The obvi­ous ques­tion, “why are you keep­ing … Read More →

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