Monday, March 11, 2002

This news aggregator isn't entirely clear to me. First, why does the Wall Street Journal insist on making 100% of the entry in the aggregator a link? That's not the way I want to post. Second, why did my news aggregator just show me news items all the way back to 10:00a.m. this morning? I've browsed it since then and deleted things I wasn't posting. In some cases I had several repeated news items for other webloggers; e.g. Scripting News and Doc Searls. Where's the best place to read about this and understand how it works and how my supposed hourly updates are really working? 6:12:23 PM     Comments[]

The RCS train! If a train leaves Silicon Valley headed East at 100mph and 12 hours later another train leaves Memphis traveling 50mph, how long before the Memphis train is blown off the tracks? That's how I feel right now about the Radio Community Server and my progress with Radio.(I'm the Memphis train if the metaphor is too fuzzy.) I'm coming up to speed. The ride is GREAT fun - I've not been involved in this sort of hands-on stuff in a lot of years. But, I haven't even begun to try to understand the current & potential meaning and benefits of RCS. However, with people like Russ Lipton on the job, I'm counting on knowing some of this stuff when I need to know it. 5:12:34 PM     Comments[]

Hello Dave! 12:25:03 PM     Comments[]

Wow...2 months (or more) late, but I think I finally did this; and, I might understand a little of it. Is that progress?  DIM  (Did it myself!)     DIY 12:16:01 PM     Comments[]

What did he just read? When Dave writes something like Metablogging, I find myself wondering what he's just read that prompted his thoughts. Was it something I wrote or posted? ("your so vain, you probably think this post is about you, don't you...") Was it something he's been pondering for a while? Anyhow, he's right. I'm still using my own site for questions and experimentation with weblogs. But, I'm also trying to ease into some of my other interests. Thanks to all who tolerate one and offer help with the other! Ideally, I'd have a weblog for development and a weblog for production - just like in software development! Instead, the world is seeing this one warts and all. 11:38:45 AM     Comments[]

David Berry wants a spell checker... Thanks David for the work you are doing. Great site and useful info. I'm reminded of the following: Ode to the Spell Chequer!   Eye halve a spelling chequer It came with my pea sea It plainly marques four my revue Miss steaks eye kin knot sea.   Eye strike a key and type a word And weight four it two say Weather eye am wrong oar write It shows me strait a weigh.   As soon as a mist ache is maid It nose bee fore two long And eye can put the error rite Its rare lea ever wrong.   Eye have run this poem threw it I am shore your pleased two no Its letter perfect awl the weigh My chequer tolled me sew.   --Anon. 10:03:29 AM     Comments[]

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