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Monday, March 10, 2003

Dave Winer's last post from his former home, heading East: 10:23AM. Logging off from California. Not sure when the next update will be. Seeya soooon! ";->" [Scripting News] Godspeed, Dave
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"CRM is the poster child for what's wrong with enterprise software," says Dan Farber, in this opinion piece on ZDNet.
1:04:41 PM    comment []

Link to DareDevil movie siteSteve and I saw Daredevil yesterday. I thought the acting was pretty good. Some of the action scenes were too dark for me to follow exactly what was going on. I felt they could have supplied more depth, as I am a big fan of the original comic series, and like any good novel, you can't do it justice on the big screen. But they couldn't have stuffed any more into the movie, I think. A tantalizing teaser at the end hints that there may be sequels (I hear the main stars have already signed up for them), but we'll see how it does at the box office.
11:12:10 AM    comment []

DAFUG - March 2003 Meeting. The Detroit Area Fox User Group (DAFUG) is proud to announce that Whil Hentzen of Hentzenwerke Publishing, will be presenting "New tools that will provide additional business opportunities for Fox developers" on Thursday March 20, 2003. This will be Whil's third stop during his "Fox Is Everywhere" user group tour. Afterwards we will be discussing other FoxPro and developer topics at a local eatery. Directions, maps, email contacts, future meeting dates and topics, and other details can be found on our website www.dafug.org. [FoxCentral.Net]
8:06:17 AM    comment []

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