Already got a couple of replies. Let’s see what it does for my sales rank. Probably nothing — that requires people to actually buy the book. All those folks already owned it.
Man, life on the bleeding edge hurts some times.
It looks like Robert X. Cringeley has figured out the ASP model in his most recent column. I saw it in action at http://www.BugCentral.com, and I believe.
Chris Browne has some interesting links to xBase database technology and formats here.
Growing up in New England (weather) must scar one for life.
The battle of the biggies: in this link Sam Ruby pits Doc Searls, Dave Winer, Lawrence Lessig, Josh Allen and Tim O’Reilly, in a single sentence. Talk about name dropping. Everyone seems to be up in arms about what everyone else is saying about what everyone else said about copyright. Boy, am I confused!
Found another contestant in the email biz today: Pegasus Email and Mercury Mail Transport are free. Manuals and support are extra, but pretty reasonable, too.
http://members.aol.com/RidesSubs/626.html
http://www.subnet.com/fleet/ssbn626.htm
http://www.czbrats.com/Album/Photo_Album5f.htm
Assembled the last three porch screens today and got them out to the porch. Assmbly was too much to consider in the heat today. Yet another 100 degree day.
The folks over at Twiki.org are trying to add in Rich Site Summary (RSS) information that would make it easier to have sites produce summary information that could be aggregated. Jon Udell explains some of what this means here. The Twiki folks are working here.
Steve and I saw “Signs” today. What a good film.
Sent out some invoices and signed contracts. Always a good thing.
Continuing to research feasibility of email book. We’ll see.
Updated some sections on the SourceSafe wiki.
New Service Pack 6 for SourceSafe 6.0, “The Last of the Six-Oh Apps Standing,” although VB die-hards might disagree with me.
Hot night, too hot to sleep. Going to add Breaking Windows to my when-I-get-around-to-reading list. And perhaps The Innovator’s Dilemma, too.