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Monday, April 29, 2002 |
My observation on blogging and instant IO is this. Blogging is used mostly as a shared diary (or log) with web services, macros and links. instant IO seems to be used mostly as a shared todo list.
Is that so bad? I know I have learned a lot I would never have known without Radio.
1:54:58 PM 
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Google SVG Search, Part I. Though Web services are relatively new, there's still no need to reinvent the wheel when calling them. Our XML expert begins his Google Web service implementation with a look at the SOAP::Lite Perl module. By Michael Classen. 0429 [WebReference News]
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Last Friday we relearned a valuable lesson. Don't ask for too much info over the internet. When we issued some 'non test' queries via our web service we got a lot of data back. It took only a second to prepare the data but moving through the SOAP layer took about 3 minutes. We rexamined our design and now we can respond in a couple of seconds.
7:19:16 AM
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© Copyright 2003 Clarence Westberg.
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United States, Minnesota, Bloomington, West, English, Clarence, Male, 51-55.
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