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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. 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. SF Gate, one of my favorite daily reads (must add them to my list) had a week long series of articles on the past year from a San Francisco business perspective, including layoffs, dot-com failures, real estate hitting the skids in San Francisco and so on. It’s an excellent review […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Hey, Blogger was listed as one of the seven wonders of the Web world, along with Amazon, Google, eBay, Yahoo, Project Gutenberg, and Multimap. I’m not into online auctions, and I’ve never heard of Multimap, but I’m a big user of Google, I use Blogger for this weblog (at this time), and […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. IN THIS CHAPTER The Chaos of Change The Current Technology Platform A Summary Review of the Technologies Covered in the Book–Where Will They Be in a Year? Client Scripting and CSS1 Positioning With an industry that seems to go through a new revolutionary change at least four times a year, […]