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Sunday, March 16, 2003
Fast Company: How Google Grows...and Grows...and Grows. If it takes too long to deliver results or an additional word of text on the home page is too distracting, Google risks losing people's attention. If the search results are lousy, or if they are compromised by advertising, it risks losing people's trust. Attention and trust are sacrosanct. [Tomalak's Realm]
5:27:22 PM
Pixels at an Exhibition. Museum Web sites provide a head start that saves time and shoe leather. By Bob Tedeschi. [New York Times: Technology]
5:26:37 PM
Linux powers smart phone. A new smart phone is using the open source operating system as Motorola acknowledges the power of the penguin. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]
5:25:46 PM
ScottGu explains why building numbers on the Microsoft campus seem haphazard to the uninitiated. This makes sense. I wish someone had told me earlier. ";->" [Scripting News]
5:25:18 PM
A good way to catch up after several days away is to click on the links at Daypop. I found out that reporters are using weblogs to report from Iraq, and that Jason DeFilippo is cloning the weblogs.com interface for blogrolling.com. It's good that his stuff will work with anything that works with weblogs.com, the not-good part is that he's only made it work with one blogging tool (which I think isn't even correct, how could his server know what blogging tool you're using and why should it care?). The philosophy of XML-RPC is pretty clear, don't know or care what the caller is written in. End of lecture. [Scripting News]
5:24:13 PM
Entering the tunnel at the end of Glenwood Canyon. [Scripting News]
5:23:13 PM
Why customers will create IT's future. Author David Moschella asserts that it is up to technology consumers to drive with the next great IT innovation. [CNET News.com]
5:21:53 PM
5:27:22 PM
Pixels at an Exhibition. Museum Web sites provide a head start that saves time and shoe leather. By Bob Tedeschi. [New York Times: Technology]
5:26:37 PM
Linux powers smart phone. A new smart phone is using the open source operating system as Motorola acknowledges the power of the penguin. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]
5:25:46 PM
ScottGu explains why building numbers on the Microsoft campus seem haphazard to the uninitiated. This makes sense. I wish someone had told me earlier. ";->" [Scripting News]
5:25:18 PM
A good way to catch up after several days away is to click on the links at Daypop. I found out that reporters are using weblogs to report from Iraq, and that Jason DeFilippo is cloning the weblogs.com interface for blogrolling.com. It's good that his stuff will work with anything that works with weblogs.com, the not-good part is that he's only made it work with one blogging tool (which I think isn't even correct, how could his server know what blogging tool you're using and why should it care?). The philosophy of XML-RPC is pretty clear, don't know or care what the caller is written in. End of lecture. [Scripting News]5:24:13 PM
Entering the tunnel at the end of Glenwood Canyon. [Scripting News]
5:23:13 PM
Why customers will create IT's future. Author David Moschella asserts that it is up to technology consumers to drive with the next great IT innovation. [CNET News.com]
5:21:53 PM
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