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- Google needs to starting indexing pberry: Radio Edition. |
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- This is the final post to pberry: Manila Edition. Everything is now on pberry: Radio Edition If you are subscribed to this xml feed, please consider moving to my Radio powered weblog xml feed. Radio 8 users may auto-subscribe. |
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- Brace yourself, Bridget. Mark picks up the pop-under download thing from the usability perspective. |
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- Brace yourself, Bridget. Mark picks up the pop-under download thing from the usability perspective. |
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- It seems as if Gator is really, really, really trying to get on more computers by have a popunder prompt you to save to installer. Obviously this will prey on people who don't understand what is really happening, and as the number of people using the web continue to go up, so do the number of people who will be dupped into installing this software. Slashdot also picked up the story, and as you can imagine didn't really think it was a nice thing of Gator to do. [ disclaimer: I |
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- Hey Kuch! You're my first shortcut...you punk. I wonder if there is a slick way to import my shortcuts from my Manila site? Fucking users... |
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- Apache 2.0 is out. Apache Foundation: Apache 2.0. |
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- Hey, you don't get the WYSIWYG editor running on OS X. What's up with that? [ModWheel] It's not so much OS X, it's the lack of Active X controls. You don't want Active X controls on OS X, do you kuch? ; |
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CenterBeam (Apr 13 2002 23:11 GMT) - I find this weblog intriguing. Centerbeam is a famous company, started by Sheldon Laube, from Novell and US Web. I wonder who the blog is for? [Scripting News] Heh... |
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- Jerry Garcia. "Somebody has to do something, and it's just incredibly pathetic that it has to be us." [Quotes of the Day] [ModWheel] |
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- The Palestinians' true cause. The Mideast blood bath is not about land -- it's about religion. The Israelis' great crime? They're Jews. [Salon. |
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- Prisoner Held at Cuban Camp Says He Is an American. A prisoner from Afghanistan being held at the Naval Station in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, has told American officials that he was born in Louisiana. By James Dao. [New York Times: |
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- Microsoft Says Court Should Not Design Computer Systems. The hearings over the Microsoft antitrust case returned to what has been the most hotly contested question since the suit began: Can a court tell the company how to design its own software code? By Amy Harmon. [New York Times: |
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- In an offline discussion with another reporter, he says that weblogs are proof that writers need editors. I don't agree. I prefer the authentic voice. A person living it can't abstract it the way a writer in an office building far away does. Sure they interview people who are there, but the editorial process strips out the authenticity. |
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- CA Utility Commission to Regulate DSL [Slashdot: News for nerds, stuff that matters] I would hope that my DSL bill would go down, but I doubt it. I'm sure Pac Bell can show they are loosing money even though they charge more than everyone else. Yes, yes...I know everyone else leeches off their lines. |
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Alf? (Apr 13 2002 23:11 GMT) - So 10-10-220 has gone and done it now... They have Alf pimping their wares along side Terry Bradshaw and Mike Piazza. Are they in some bad TV commercial contest with AT&T and 1-800-COLLECT? It's really pathetic considering the budget they have for those commercials that they are so bad. Now that I know what the inside of the ad world is like I have no patience for bad advertising... |
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- Ebert: Don't Confuse Fans with Pirates. Yeah, but who is going to listen to a movie critic? |
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Go Kings! (Apr 13 2002 23:11 GMT) - Yahoo Sports: The Kings remain 1 1/2 games ahead of the Los Angeles Lakers for the top playoff spot in the Western Conference after their Pacific Division rivals won at Washington on Tuesday, 113-93. |
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- BTW, a fix was implemented yesterday for the NY Times feeds. Apparently in their CMS the urls change sometimes when the stories don't. Radio's News Aggregator is senstitive to even the slightest change in a news item. The fix was relatively easy once we knew what to do. Today I only got new stories. |
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- Microsoft gains millions of defaced websites. Remember that Netcraft survey for March 2002 that showed Microsoft gaining 2 million web sites? Well, they all got hacked. [diveintomark] Man, if only Nelson from the Simpsons could be here to deliver that laugh... |
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- Red Buckshot: Just getting started... |
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- Josh is awesome. Speaking of which, the image you see is copyright Joshua Adam Hart who can be contacted at bastichlabz.org. Don't steal it... |
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- EarthLink Names LB Works as Agency. EarthLink Names LB Works as Agency EarthLink, an Internet service provider, said yesterday that it had named LB Works in Chicago, part of Leo Burnett USA, to handle its creative account, with billings estimated at $40 million to $50 million. That assignment had been at the Playa del Rey, Calif., office of TBWA/Chiat/Day, part of the TBWA Worldwide unit of the Omnicom Group. [New York Times: |
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- This Modern World. A patriot's guide to debating the war on terror. [Salon.com] I can't believe I didn't get to Radio to post this on Monday. |
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Dang! (Apr 13 2002 23:11 GMT) - Web Services still don't work. I don't know what to do at this point. I've re-installed Radio. I gone through the tutorial time and time again. I've gone through the discussion group at userland. |
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