Monthly Archives: March 2002

Vis­i­tors to my web­site are being greeted with a big white noth­ing. If you want direct access for now use the backdoor.

Well, well. There’s a new alter­na­tive to M$ Office, called gob­e­Pro­duc­tive. It joins OpenOf­fice (for­merly StarOf­fice) from Sun in the alter­na­tive office suite mar­ket. I’m sure they’ll ship lit­er­ally hun­dreds of units. But give them credit for trying.

It doesn’t end. Despite all of the legal wran­gling, M$ is still bul­ly­ing PC mak­ers. The lat­est to fall down is Gate­way. Best of all, when I looked the page car­ried a Gate­way ad with the catch phrase “Broaden Your … Read More →

I took some time today and got Move­able Type v2.0 run­ning on my work server. Nice. The install went fairly well, except for some issues with direc­to­ries in the cgi-bin. It’s men­tioned in the instruc­tions, but not in the place … Read More →

Jamie Zaw­in­ski (of Mozilla fame) has Web­cast­ing Legally, a very lucid descrip­tion of the issues around Inter­net Radio. DNA Lounge is his club in San Fran­cisco and is a fas­ci­nat­ing sub­ject all by itself. Be sure to look around after … Read More →

If you’re at all inter­ested in Inter­net radio (you should be), check out this Salon​.com inter­view with Rusty Hodge of SomaFM. As some­one who has been involved with the Inter­net since the NSF days, all I can do is mar­vel … Read More →