Binary by Accident

Man loses wallet in Oregon. A farmer in Japan finds it. (Courtesy: Dane Carlson)

8:44:46 PM

"I have seen one thing since Radio launched.  People that use Radio can immediately see a HUGE improvement in visitors to their site from the moment they start using it.  There is a P2P element working here that translates into a big improvement in site traffic.  Nothing worse than writing a blog that nobody reads." [John Robb's Radio Weblog]

It certainly helps to have content that people will come back to see daily, such as the blogs run by Dane, Garth, and Simon.  Heck, I even go to Scoble's Radio blog daily, even though he posts infrequently - and I'm obviously not the only one.

8:39:16 PM

This is interesting - I never was good at staredowns. 5:16:32 PM

Went ahead and registered my copy of Radio.  It's easily worth the (not quite) $40.  I may not be a power user, and I may not end up blogging regularly, but I like supporting cool software.  Is Radio perfect?  Nope - but show me some equally complex software that is. 4:58:20 PM

Install software at work at your own risk. (Courtesy: Lockergnome)

Why does anybody assume your work computer is available for personal use, even for something "useful" like Seti (which, by the way, I have running on my home computer)?  Just because it is possible to do so, and you don't see the harm, doesn't make it right or advisable.  Do it if you care to take the risks, but don't be surprised if there are repercussions.

4:44:07 PM