Friday, March 1, 2002
Sheila Simmons: I'd also like to say thank you to Dave. It's been fun. Thanks for everything. My best wishes go out to you, and keep enjoying those springtime flowers.
[Sheila News] 11:53:22 PM Link
[Sheila News] 11:53:22 PM Link
Dave Winer: InfoWorld names their top innovators for 2002. Check this out. I'm one 'em! Nice. What a day. Thanks!
[Scripting News] 9:29:47 PM Link
[Scripting News] 9:29:47 PM Link
John VanDyk: You know you're hooked when it annoys you that a site doesn't have an RSS feed.
[View from an Iowa Homestead] 8:56:11 PM Link
[View from an Iowa Homestead] 8:56:11 PM Link
John VanDyk: Brent Simmons is leaving Userland. Brent has been a tremendous help to me personally and to many Frontier developers I know. I started working with Brent in 1995 as a beta tester for his software company, Worldwide Power & Light (which I always thought was a really cool name).
[View from an Iowa Homestead] 10:07:51 AM Link
[View from an Iowa Homestead] 10:07:51 AM Link
Congratulations to Kimbro Staken, who recently passed me on the all-time most read list:
I'm dropping like a rock and Rob McNair-Huff is coming up fast... 7:14:21 AM Link
12. | Jake Savin | 15,038 | |
13. | Kimbro Staken | 13,874 | |
14. | Jeff Cheney | 13,814 | |
15. | Rob McNair-Huff | 12,566 | |
16. | Der Schockwellenreiter | 12,357 |
I'm dropping like a rock and Rob McNair-Huff is coming up fast... 7:14:21 AM Link
Leander Kahney: It's common for geeks to post pictures of computer hardware being disassembled. Apple's new iMac, heating up a kind of technolust, has spawned several websites of photo essays that show them being unpacked and set up.
[Wired News] Do PC users do this? How about Sun users? SGI? Anyone else? Steve Jobs groks technolust. 6:15:02 AM Link
[Wired News] Do PC users do this? How about Sun users? SGI? Anyone else? Steve Jobs groks technolust. 6:15:02 AM Link
Mike Donellan pointed out that my age is now equivalent to the sum of three squared and three cubed:
[Jeff's Weblog] 4:38:34 AM Link
32 + 33 = 9 + 27 = 36On Wednesday I was reading page 327 of The Code Book, which as an example to show the power of quantum computing, describes the problem of finding a number whose square and cube together use all of the digits from 0 to 9 once and only once, e.g. 3 only uses three digits {2,7,9}. Does anyone (besides Mike ) know the answer? I'll post the solution tomorrow.
[Jeff's Weblog] 4:38:34 AM Link
Koleen Brooks is the only Mayor, of which I am aware, that has a weblog. Are there any others? She could use some help with her site and we could use a lot more elected officials with weblogs. Imagine if the president had a weblog!
[Jeff's Weblog] 4:30:01 AM Link
[Jeff's Weblog] 4:30:01 AM Link
Oliver Willis: Blogs are now real. If there was any doubt about the viability of one to many web enabled conversation, lay them to rest with the rise of Shatner BBS. Yes, THAT Shatner.
[OliverWillis.com] 4:24:38 AM Link
[OliverWillis.com] 4:24:38 AM Link
Farhad Manjoo: The Catholic Church gives its blessings to the Internet, saying it’s a 'marvelous technological tool.' But it also says that the 'ideology of radical libertarianism is both mistaken and harmful.'
[Wired News] 4:17:11 AM Link
[Wired News] 4:17:11 AM Link