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Tuesday, September 3, 2002
Think of it as product placement 
| | Will there be wi-fi there? Maybe some of you wi-fi providers can help out the festival folks, and make the blogging easier. |
Like he said
| | If there's a better explanation of blogging for everybody who isn't doing it yet, I haven't seen it. |
Makes me feel young. And slow.
| | Andrew McCaskey Sr. has been writing at least 500 words a day for seventy years. Now he's writing them on a blog. Pointer credit goes to Ev, who says that rocks. An understatement. |
Say no less
| | DJ bought a slot media card reader that came with the usual Windows software, got the dreaded blue screen of dissuasion. The conclusion of the story: |
| | Plugging in the device crashed Windows. Period. |
| | About to package the thing up to take it back, I passed the house server running Linux. What the heck, I thought, and plugged it in the back. "Ooh, hello", said the kernel. I mounted the emulated SCSI device, and grabbed the pictures off the Smart Media card. Easy as that. |
| | The tables have turned. In times past, it used to be that peripherals Just Worked with Windows (mostly because the vendors targeted the drivers to that platform). Not any more. |
Your government at work
Hyperlinkages
| | Let's see if we just moved those blogs back ahead of this one. |
| | Just testing. Still trying to see how this Web Thing works. |
Flowers for Tricia
Coincidence?
| | I don't know why, but I have often associated, even sometimes confused, Howard Greenstein and Dave Sifry in my mind, even though I know them from utterly different contexts. |
| | So yesterday I learned that they went to high school together. |
Where's Burbank's Tara Sue?
| | In Arguendo blogs from the district of Howard Berman, author of the infamous Coble-Berman bill, reporting on contact with the Congressman's office: What astonished us was the alacrity in which the Congressman's office wanted to help us once they knew we had a website. |
Invention unchained
Launching a trend
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