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- For corporate weblogging's best practices, go back and read my "Corporate Weblogger's Manifesto." I wrote that right after I knew I got the job at Microsoft. It's a good list of best practices. I try to live up to that list every day. Some things I'd add to the list: |
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RE: 27347 (Oct 31 2003 18:43 GMT) - Bassett, Mark (Oct 31 2003) |
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Re: Proxies (Oct 31 2003 18:43 GMT) - Jan Meijer (Oct 31 2003) |
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Proxies (Oct 31 2003 18:43 GMT) - Earl Keyser (Oct 31 2003) |
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Doping (Oct 31 2003 18:43 GMT) - Seit ein paar Wochen dümpelt das Thema Doping durch die Presse. In Amiland wird der Ball flach gehalten. Besonders der Baseball. Die Rede ist von THG, einem künstlichen Anabolika. Ein Mittelchen das dabei immer miterwähnt wird, ist Modafinil. |
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- Da schießt ein junger Mann auf dem Weg zur Arbeit ein paar Fotos, die zeigen, wie zwei Palletten G5-Rechner im Hause Microsoft angeliefert werden, postet die Bildchen in sein Weblog - und einen Tag danach ist der arme Kerl arbeitslos. Irgendwie will das nicht ganz in meinen Kopf: MS hat ja bekanntermaßen sogar eine eigene Mac-Unit, wo beispielsweise die Office-Produkte für die Apfelkisten umgemodelt werden. Was ist also so schlimm an den Pics? |
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- Really? No one has any Halloween Thoughts they want to share? Come on, it's Halloween! Did everyone have parents that just locked them up in the basement and didn't let them go out to trick-or-treat? I'll go first by answering my own questions: |
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- JandR.com - SMC SMC2804WBR Barricade 802.11g Wireless Router $44.88 After Rebate. |
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- JandR.com - SMC SMC2804WBR Barricade 802.11g Wireless Router $44.88 After Rebate. |
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- Photos of costumed poochies from the Haute Dog Howl'oween Parade. Approximately 300 dogs in costumes took part in the event on the sidewalks of Second Streetin Belmont Shore and helped to raise approx. $3,000 for local charities. |
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- ChevronTexaco Corp. capitalized on a summertime spike in oil and gas prices to generate its largest quarterly profit since the $39 billion merger that formed company two years ago. The San Ramon-based company said Friday that it earned $1. |
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- Its retirement never even merited a notice on the drive-through menu, much less a memorial service with Homer Simpson-esque eulogies. But over the summer, when customers were distracted by Coffee Coolattas and maple-frosted scones and such, Dunkin' Donuts took a step that left some loyalists with an empty, funereal feeling, twisting them in knots like the snack whose passing they now mourn. unbelievable. the donut had to go because of new technology. |
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- The defense for exiled former Liberian leader Charles Taylor called for his war crimes charges to be thrown out Friday, saying the U.N. tribunal lacked authority to indict him. |
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- HERE ARE SOME HALLOWEEN FACTS BUT BEWARE, SOME MAY NOT BE ALL TOGETHER TRUE. I AM NOT 100% SURE ... 1. Many experts believe the druids were the first to observe Halloween. Dating back to 700 B. |
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- By Randy Boswell | It's been one of North America's most controversial experiments in rewriting natural history, but U.S. scientists studying key ecos... - Wiccan Web |
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- Presidential Candidate Howard Dean gets carried away - literally :) |
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- Horror Movie Character Survival Tips 1. If the house you’re living in tells you to “GO AWAY”, do so immediately. 2. Never take a bath or shower with an MSDC (maniac/spirit/demon/creature) in the house. 3. |
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- News on Google Google Inc., going public I can handle, but Google being wed to Microsoft -- Microsoft must be delusional to think that Google would Microsoft themselves! Google Inc., has no need of Microsoft. Microsoft may think they need Google. |
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- Liberal Senators are threatening yet another filibuster, this time against California Supreme Court Justice Janice Rogers Brown, which would be the 5th unprecedented filibuster against a highly-qualified judicial nominee. Christian Coalition of America condemns ... |
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- Definitely, a Weber is what you want. Infinitely versatile. |
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macro error (Oct 31 2003 18:41 GMT) - ok, so i went and did what everyone told me to do to make the comments work... and this is what came up after each comment: |commentÊ[ [Macro error: Can't compile this script because of a syntax error. |
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- this is the best story i've read all day...apparently a man named Rudy Susanto has been exposing himself to girls outside the St. Maria Goretti School in South Philadelphia for the last month. however, the girls at the school were... |
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- Former Texas Attorney General Dan Morales was sentenced Friday to four years in prison for filing a false income tax return and mail fraud in a case stemming from the state's $17 billion tobacco settlement. |
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- OS X 10.3 Has Built-in File Defragmentation [MacSlash] [Jon Israelson's Blog] Very, very, very cool. Another great reason why Apple is kickin' ass with the new operating platform. |
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- Very interesting. The FDA used to keep tabs on "adverse effects" from products such as weight loss shakes on its... |
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- Check this out http://www. solmetra. com/en/disp. php/en_products/en_spaw/en_spa is a web based WYSIWYG editor control. |
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- Congratulations to the winners of the third round of the OS X Innovators contest! Winners are OmniOutliner, iBlog, iStopMotion, ACSLogo, and F-Script. |
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- Where Are You, Harry Truman?. Mark A. R. Kleiman has assembled a list of what should really be called "Bushisms." No, not the muggings of the English language in which Dubya invariably engages but the just as frequent distortions, half-truths and outright lies mouthed by... |
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- Cuando en España parecÃa que se dilucidaba la suerte del mundo. |
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- A late update, but welcome update regarding the California fires from Lynn Gazis-Sax: - - - § - - - OK, I'm late replying to your call for first hand accounts, and haven't been doing a lot of blogging this... |
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- Oct 31, 2003 (4 articles) |
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- I was all set to do a rant about how I was so stupid as to sign up for a one-year contract with eMusic, so I couldn’t cancel immediately now that they’re in their new business model. But I found the coolest Halloween song ever there today, and since I’m still paying for the service I downloaded it there rather than paying $0. |
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- I was thrilled when UserLand rolled out the Spam-Free Mailto feature for Manila, which removed email addresses from my weblog’s UI and replaced them with a simple contact form. Should prevent spammers from finding me via my blog, right?Well, except for really really dedicated spammers. I got the following mail this morning. |
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Whew… (Oct 31 2003 18:39 GMT) - …I got slammed today. Between the company meeting and the work I need to get done before I leave tomorrow, and trying to get the leaves up off the ground before I disappear for a weekend… I’m finally getting things done, just in time to get to bed and hop on the merry go round in the morning. |
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- A number of hard-drive manufacurers release patches designed to prevent a glitch that has caused some FireWire 800 drives to lose data when used with the new version of Mac OS X. |
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- CLEVELAND - Several lawmakers in Washington say they've heard from FirstEnergy Corp. lobbyists who have concerns with the impending release of a joint U.S.-Canadian report on the causes of the nation's worst blackout. |
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t log (Oct 31 2003 18:38 GMT) - Artful meditations, ancient and modern. It's a joy to get unexpected feedback from somebody, out of the blue. In a delightful note, Tim Girvin tells me that his work with the Wachowsky brothers was "surely one of the more interesting exposures in my creative litany". Good timing too, with cinema magazines everywhere gearing up for 'The Matrix Revolutions', due for Bonfire Night release. The multi-talented Tim and his team "branded the Matrix", as logged here in March. |
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- "In times of universal deceit, telling the truth will be a revolutionary act." -- George Orwell |
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- Fireworks incidents lessen as Bonfire noght approches. |
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- The AP has run a good piece on cellphone recycling that is marred by an excitingly stupid lede about the likelihood that number-portability will cause many of us to throw away our phones once we get better deals under the new competitive rules, and that this will be an environmental disaster. Lock-in prevents landfill. Cheez. The new rule that takes effect Nov. 24 allowing users to change wireless (news - web sites) companies without losing their phone numbers is expected to motivate as many as 30 million people to switch within the first year. |
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- A Toys "R" Us television commercial that featured the company's mascot, Geoffrey the Giraffe, inhaling helium from a balloon has drawn the ire of anti-drug advocates who say the ad sends a dangerous message to children. |
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