BurningbirdRecovered from the Wayback Machine. Considerable discussion related to my assertion that Radio and Blogger are centralized web publication systems. First, a caveat — the use of decentralization that I made yesterday had to do with web publication without dependence on a centralized tool-specific server that you can’t, personally, control. It had nothing to do […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. If you’re a Radio weblogger then you’re aware of the problems that Userland is having with its static server (see this brief mention). You’re probably pretty frustrated at this time because you can’t post, and even if you could post, your weblog isn’t accessible. Those of us who have used Blogger […]
Working weekend this weekend. I’m finally finishing my writing for the UPT book after too long a break (with apologies to my long suffering and extremely patient editors). And I’m finally porting my weblog to Movable Type, hopefully finishing by Monday or Tuesday. I am partial to Blogger, and think it’s the best blogging tool to use when a […]
Interesting. Dave has dropped the Google box from Scripting News, and Edd Dumbill from O’Reilly Network has come out with a short, sweet, succinct response to the Google API: The frenzy over Google’s new SOAP API is just plain silly. Hmmm. This sounds familiar. I wonder where I’ve heard something like this before? Techie Woman rules.
You may or may not have heard about the hijacking of the www.hoopla.com domain from Leslie Harpold. If you haven’t, you can read more on the story at Textism, Time is Tight, MetaFilter, and diveintomark. What’s funny is that I received an email last week “warning” me that burningbird.org and other variations of “burningbird.xxx” were being scooped up and […]