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- Tony Byrne of CMS Watch stopped by to say hello. He says that there are successful 40-person software companies. In my talk yesterday I said this was a species of software developer with a lot of power, a beast of the 80s, extinct this century. |
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- Elimination of 366 jobs, 14% increase in fees over last year projected in report |
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- Tourism: Some fear the visitors association is adrift after months without a leader |
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WASTE (May 31 2003 01:58 GMT) - WASTE Source Dave's got the source mirrored, so where's the Win32 client? I wonder if the AOL guy who approved the Nullsoft buyout still works there. First gnutella, now this [more]. The only app they've shipped that AOL hasn't pulled is winamp3, which is a bloated pig compared to 2.x. |
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- He's been expelled by Israel and is facing jail time at home, but militant French farmer and activist Jose Bove is still doing what he does best: criticizing the G-8 summit. |
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Uh huh-huh. (May 31 2003 01:57 GMT) - It seems as though Max Collins from Eve6 was caught walking around and riding the elevator at his hotel the... |
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- "U.S. soldiers opened fire on a festive wedding parade earlier this week, killing three teen-agers a... |
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- "Tony Blair stood accused last night of misleading Parliament and the British people over Saddam Hus... |
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- the Geneva Convention."A soldier has been arrested over allegations of torture involving Iraqi priso... |
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- SiliconValley.com May 30 2003 7:31PM ET... |
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- USA Today May 30 2003 7:40PM ET... |
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- "The response was not something the author of the petition, John Everitt, expected. With expectations of perhaps 10 signatories, he was amazed when thousands of Linux users signed it..."... |
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- Reuters May 30 2003 7:14PM ET... |
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- SiliconValley.com May 30 2003 7:31PM ET... |
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- Net 4 Nowt May 30 2003 7:19PM ET... |
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- Net 4 Nowt May 30 2003 7:19PM ET... |
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- The Times May 30 2003 7:45PM ET... |
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- Guardian Unlimited May 30 2003 8:07PM ET... |
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- UPI May 30 2003 7:18PM ET... |
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- Washington Times May 30 2003 7:33PM ET... |
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- On OpinionJournal, Robert L. Pollock reports (free registration required) from Baghdad. Much of what he finds was either new to me or woefully underreported. Excerpts: Among the thousands of friends and relatives who have come to this mass grave near... |
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- Ed Cone links to a story from Mark Tosczak, a NY Times stringer, on getting credit for his work. "The real problem with the Times policy on stringers is that it's counter to what a newspaper is supposed to be all about: the truth." |
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- A few days ago I promised to blog about MS' recommendations for versioning in .NET. Well, while visiting my .NET Resources link, I came across this article, and I don't think I could have written it any better. Check it out, and be sure to browse those resource links... |
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- Although initially perceived as mere objects of beauty, the nine principal women of "Nine" are willful, complex, sympathetic individuals. By Robin Pogrebin. |
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- Geoffrey Bawa was a Sri Lankan architect whose blend of traditional Asian forms and contemporary international styles produced houses and public buildings in harmony with their Asian landscapes. By Barbara Crossette. |
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- NOBEL MONEY TO BENEFIT STAFF CHILDREN;. |
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- NEPAL: Prime Minister Quits Amid Protests; JAPAN: Official Resigns Over Postquake Pinball;. |
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- Rev. Yukio Saito has devoted his life to persuading the isolated and despondent to spare themselves. By Howard W. French. |
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- The Spanish government blamed the violent Basque separatist group E.T.A. for the attack. By Emma Daly. |
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- President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of Brazil has shelved much of the ambitious social agenda that got him elected by a record margin. By Larry Rohter. |
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- China has nearly tamed the SARS epidemic, with the number of new cases dwindling and no evidence that the disease has spread to the hinterlands. By Erik Eckholm. |
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- I had a dream when I was high school that I attended the punk rock academy and no one made... |
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- -- Does Saddam's General Have the Answer? Commentary, Peter Dale Scott Making headlines around the world -- but not in... |
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- From Obscure Store: The driver first thought the baby was a dog. A cop says: "Seeing a baby on State Street is not what you would expect to see, regardless... |
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- Wong's Restaurant is far off the beaten track in Hong Kong, sitting near a quiet cove in the rural New Territories. Customers were so scarce early this year that the owners thought they'd have to close. Then along came SARS, and an unexpected boom in business. |
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- So you're thinking this is a negative about Blojsom, well you're going to be disappointed. Blojsom is awesome. However, I do have a bit of a lazy-user feature I'd really really like. I HATE escaping & in links... |
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- Reuters: Britain, France and Germany asked the United Nations on Friday to speed the return home of hundreds of thousands of Iraqi asylum-seekers in Europe by offering them cash and other incentives, officials said. Many of the 900,000 Iraqi refugees and asylum-seekers live in Iran, Jordan or Syria, but some 225,000 are in Europe. The UNHCR has estimated that 500,000 Iraqis could choose to return home with its help. |
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- And I thought Chris Berman and Dick Vitale were stupid.Canadian Station Gets Slammed For Redskins ?Fisting? RemarkThe Canadian Broadcast Standards Council has slapped a Calgary |
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- barbas sao legais, a sua barba inclusive é legal tb nao mate-a please! |
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- "*Ela não está bonita, ela É linda! Dê <b>licensa< |
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I Need Help (May 31 2003 01:51 GMT) - Posted by obey 5/30/2003 |
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