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Tuesday, April 15, 2003 |
Dave Sifry has just come out with his first product at Sputnik, Inc. It's a cool 802.11 base station. I used a prototype of this product at Larry Lessig's Spectrum Conference at Stanford in February. Lots of users, and didn't skip a beat. I'm glad to see Dave ship, he's one of the few these days who has the guts to ship new technology products, and I'm sure it's great, and I wish him the best. [Scripting News]
8:52:45 PM 
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Google: How the Competition Stacks Up.
News on Google
What will it take for MSN, Yahoo and Overture to beat Google in the search business? An analysis of information seekers suggests why Google has gained popularity. This also shows what competitors must do to take a share of Google Inc's business. [Elwyn Jenkins: MicrodocHeadlines]
3:21:45 PM
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I may try to accept this challenge from Dave. XML-RPC and RSS should be a place to start. I'm starting to see some convergence between the macroscope visualization of social spaces and the various outliner challenges.
My goal is to get a set of work-alike directory browsers and outliner authoring tools in a variety of different environments, open source and commercial, much as there are many different implementations of XML-RPC, SOAP and RSS. I want to demo these at OSCOM on May 28.
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