I am also making this article about outliners available as a tribute to the quality that once was common in the media coverage of the computing industry. It is here to remind us of a time when there were more choices in available software, and when the computer industry media often took a more critical POV when doing a comparative review of the software.

I would love to see a feature table like the one in this article created for the outlining software that is still available on the operating systems of today. If anyone is interested in helping to create one, leave a comment on this post, please.

7:51:40 PM  [] blah blah blah'd on this    

A reader at Rafe's place pointed him to where part of the shadow gummint will hole up if'n'when things get uglified. (Are they ugly enough now?)

On a related note, there's also lots of interesting sites about the once-secret bunker under the Greenbrier Hotel. But there's not a single mention at any of these sites about how many nubile breeding babes might be maintained there --go rent Dr. Strangelove, if you didn't get that reference.

[hand-blinked via Rafe's place]

6:15:05 PM  [] blah blah blah'd on this    

So I go to check some mailing lists I'm on that are hosted by Yahoo Groups, and I got to meet the Yahoo Groups plumber for the first time. Cute, but I'd rather have a robust, no-ads service, thanks.

5:38:46 PM  [] blah blah blah'd on this    

Fifteen more days, according to one Billy Pooper.

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