Archive | August, 2003

Forty three degrees is glorious after weeks of hot, humid August
weather. The Hopkinton State Fair is going on next store, with wafting
smells of grease and cooking and farm animals., announcements from 8 AM
until late into the evening, mooing and baas and music at all hours of
the day and night. A wonderful ritual to end the summer. Hope your
weekend is going as well.

Blaster Writer Caught [Slashdot]

Happy Birthday, Joe. My little brother’s made me proud time and time again. Quite a great guy.

Lord of the Rings Marathon. “Whoo-hoo! Wonder how far in advance I’ll have to get tickets to see all three movies on the same day…” from Garrett Fitzgerald’s Blog

Jake Savin:
“I’m writing in my browser, and loving it all over again. Writing this
post feels a lot like writing in Manila for the first time, and that
feels really good.” [Scripting News]

No doubt, some will think “There goes the neighborhood.” Not
surprisingly, signal-to-noise could get to be a problem if the
blogosphere has a new wave of immigrants. OTOH, though, with the
immigrants come money and opportunities and the need for new and
innovative services. Bring ’em on. News.Com: AOL launches blogging service. [Scripting News]

Dave Winer: “Tuesday morning I’m going to take the Do Not Deploy caveat off the MetaWeblog API spec. If there are any deal-stoppers, please let me know about them in the next couple of days.” [Scripting News]

I’ve enjoyed his fictional writing. Haven’t got to read this piece yet,
but wanted to link before it disappeared: “Cory Doctorow Boston Globe op-ed on Net politics.” from Scripting News