BurningbirdRecovered from the Wayback Machine. Okay, one point to Dave. But he owes me for Joseph Crosby ;-> -earlier- Quick note to Userland folks — I’m happy you all rolled out a product, but the hype’s beginning to equate to a certain iMac I know. Radio 8.0 is a weblogging tool/personal CMS. And that’s cool. It isn’t the […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I was signed up to do two sessions, but had to cancel. I was broke and had to move out of San Francisco in June. Back then, conferences didn’t pay travel expenses. I received a brochure from the Nextware conference being held in Baltimore in May. The conference will cover an interesting […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. If you blinked, you missed my test case of a new look for the Burningbird weblog. It looked much better on the drawing board…but purple, I don’t know, I don’t feel like a purple person. What do you think? Am I a purple person? Back to the CSS style editor. I hate […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. No rain for at least five days. Five Whole Days! It must be MacWorld — Apple brought us a break in the rain. (Well, they sure didn’t bring us anything exciting technologically). Tomorrow I hit one of my favorite walks — Golden Gate to Presidio to Crissy to Embarcadero. Speaking […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I found the following through Scripting News: There was a cross-posting between Adam Curry and Greg Ritter about weblogging, school weblogs, and course management systems. Having contracted at both Harvard Business School as well as Stanford’s School of Business, I was curious about this mixture of course management with blogging, so […]