Monthly Archives: February 2003

If you’re interested in online reputation, then Nicholas Carroll’s Spinning The Web: The Realities Of Online Reputation Management is a must-read.

Google‘s Larry Page has revealed the original intention wasn’t to build a search engine but a “a ranking system to deal with annotations.”

Best Protest Sign Ever.

Fresh from Dan Gillmor’s eJournal: Google Buys Pyra: Blogging Goes Big-Time. Pyra is the company behind Blogger, the host of this weblog.

Interesting freshmeat.net editorial on GCC Myths and Facts. I could probably be getting better performance with my K6-2 with the right compiler options.

While looking up appropriate prayers to use at my fire department’s Installation Banquet tomorrow night, I ran across this page on Fr. Mychal Judge (more). At it’s very core, this is what the Christian life of service really means.

How do you describe something that can do just about anything? Konfabulator! It seems to be an easy to use programming environment that just about anyone can use. Could this be the Hypercard for OS X? Not so much in … Read More →

Opera, the Norwegian browser developer, has released a special “Bork” edition of Opera 7.0. It’s identical to the regular version of Opera 7.0 except it converts MSN sites to “Bork” (the language of the Muppets’ Swedish Chef, bork, bork). Background: … Read More →