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 […]
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Doc Searls on OS X
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Doc Searls: OS X must be a hit, because there’s a sudden backlash against it. Today Dan pointed to a couple pieces — one by Henry Norr in the Chronicle and the other by Andrew Orlowski in the Register — that both bitch-slap the UI pretty damn hard. That’s going to keep […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. When I first moved to California this year, someone who used to work at Netscape — and who I admire and respect — talked with me about working at Loudcloud, Marc Andressen’s newest venture. Two things stopped me from pursuing the job. First, the personnel person was a jerk. Second, after […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Nothing like Dave Winer from Userland cashing in on the open source non-debate by twisting the whole thing back to how we shouldn’t pick on Manila, we shouldn’t pick on him, we can’t pick on “his” XML-RPC, and then goes on to talk about how open source developers never listen to the […]
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The John Robb non-debate
I received an email about my weblog postings related to the non-debate about open source with John Robb. The person thought I was “silly” for calling John Robb a Suit, among other things. I thought I would repeat his email here, sans his name. Note to folks — you want to slam my weblog postings, […]