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 Friday, December 29, 2000
New Manila macro: viewRssBox, available on on all UserLand-hosted Manila sites, and on all Frontier installations that update. I used the viewRssBox macro to put a news box on the XML-RPC home page.
4:00:26 PM 
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USA Today: Net journalists allowed to cover Olympics. Internet organizations will be accredited at the 2002 Winter Games, despite being denied lucrative video rights to the Olympics. The IOC said Wednesday that it had agreed to accredit a limited number of Internet organizations for the games, so their journalists can ''produce some original text and content.''
11:00:38 AM
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DW: Lest I forget to give credit, the seed of the idea for Desktop Websites came from the Cobalt Qube. They showed that the browser is a great way to configure a local server. The difference is that the computers we program have screens and keyboards, so we can view and edit the database on the same machine.
11:00:02 AM
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Sometimes a picture makes the difference. When I started the MUOTD project I also made a resolution to organize my document work using Radio's Bookmarks menu. Now before I close a window I think "Will I want to edit this again?" or "Is this part of some project?" If the answer to either question is yes, I bookmark it, and then drag-drop it into the category it belongs in, or create a category for it. It's made a major difference in my writing work. Note that some of the documents haven't been released yet, that's good -- less shooting from the hip, and hopefully the projects will make more sense when they're rolled out.
8:00:10 AM
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WebReference has updated RSSViewerApplet. "First and foremost there is better compatibility with the RSS 0.91 version upgrade from 0.9."
7:00:14 AM
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Putting MP3 in Your Hot Z3. Forget jukeboxes and streaming subscription services, the next big thing is solving the fast mile problem by getting digital music into cars.... Watermarks end the year as they began, without anyone caring.... Internet radio takes a hit.... As Brad King spins the week in digital music.
4:00:17 AM
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