BurningbirdMonsieur Of-the-court, I doth my hat and I salute you, sir! Update Sorry, Shelley’s creative spelling again — it’s doff. Doff my hat. Thanks Meryl. -earlier- New sunglasses and nifty new plastic maps bought and stowed. Pleasantly surprised at the prices for glasses at Site for Sore Eyes. Normally I’m unpleasantly surprised by the prices in San […]
When I was looking for a reference to something else, I accidentally stumbled on to this page. Such a pretty poem, and the background music suits, as does the use of DHTML. Note: Music will play when the page loads. And it is very sentimental. I just wanted to share this with you all because it’s […]
Yes, I am packing, but catching up with emails and weblog visits first. Rogi asked why Boston is called Bean Town. Well, sit down dears, I have a story to tell. In the golden old days of New England when they would burn you as a witch for working on the sabbath (or was it […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Found this one at Scripting News also: Charles Cooper wrote on the independent developer’s struggle from being overwhelmed by the big companies such as Microsoft, SAP, and Oracle. He asks the question, “As for the remaining independents still fighting the good fight?” There has been, is, and will always be big […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Oh this from DotNetCentric was excellent. There is no war between scripting and compiled languages — both are here to stay. What we need to do is look at how we can get the two to interoperate. Is WSDL the way? Maybe. And maybe we need to look at other approaches, […]