BurningbirdRecovered from the Wayback Machine. If I’m reading the posting correctly, it looks like Gary is taking a break from blogging, as Allan has done. And as with Allan, I hope he hurries back soon. Weblogging burn out. Seems to hit everyone doesn’t it? At times if feels like you’ve got a weblog on your back. Shake […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I was in the process of writing a review of Radio for O’Reilly Network when I was aghast to see the publication of a smallish review of Radio by Jon Udell within this publication on Friday. As happens sometimes in a publication that has many parts, one part did not know what the other […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. As you can deduce from my postings, I am very fond of people. I believe that every person has a unique story to tell, and I want to hear all of them. I am also a true blue dyed in the wool Greenpeace card carrying environmentalist who happens to believe […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. In a quiet moment of sharing, Jonathon said the following in a post today: Though I don’t believe in regrets, I have just one: that I don’t have a child. All my closest friends have children and every time they invite me to their homes, I feel a sense of gratitude that […]
Julian started a Usenet thread at comp.distributed (viewable at Google) about the Golden Gateway — how do you find the first node in a P2P network? Without any reliance on any centralized service? Viewing the responses, there is an assumption that entry points have to be known at some point — through a friend or a server or some other […]