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Wednesday, September 28, 2005Web 2.0 Writing ToolsToday I play around with two local wiki variants - Instiki and TiddlyWiki - trying to find a better route to write-once/publish-many nirvana. [More...]
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Categories: Productivity, Technology Tuesday, September 27, 2005Skype - Disruptive, Not CompellingSkype appeals to early adopters, offering features and functions that most of us don't know we need. But for now, the service levels are too low, the surprises too frequent. I'm bowing out to wait and see. [More...]Friday, September 23, 2005I Do Not Eat Green Eggs And HamSam I Am. What's big, bloated, and required by every forward-looking windoze software developer?The .NET framework. It's a shame. Developers are caught because that's the new architecture - the emperor's new clothes - and they need to move forward. Consumer's are caught because running an increasing number of new applications requires installing this inscrutable bloatware. The only winner is microsoft. It's amazing how a monopoly will let you win by screwing two people simultaneously. I was going to install the highly-regarded search engine optimization software WebPosition 4, but all I got was this crappy warning box. Not gonna do it. Sorry. I don't blame the WebTrends guys. They're doing what they have to do. But I just can't bring myself to layer another 30-40 Mb of bloated, bug-ridden crap on top of the creaky, flaky, unstable pile of spaghetti code that is already windoze XP. Anyone know of a good alternative SEO package?
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