Robert Scoble: scobleizerScobleizer -- Geek AggregatorSee who subscribes to my feed- January 14, 2004 I love the new "Share your OPML" site. I've found so many great feeds. And, on that site you can see who subscribes to my RSS feed. If you're not listed, share your OPML already! I've been adding a ton of feeds. Want me to add you to my list Leave me a comment here.http://radio.weblogs.com/0001011/categories/scobleizer/2004/01/14.html#a6185 New .NET blog -- TheServerSide.NET- January 14, 2004 Benjamin Mitchell writes about a cool new Website: TheServerSide.NET. This is a significant site, cause it's a .NET port of TheServerSide, which is a vibrant Java community. I got a sneak peak at the site the other day, thanks to Ted Neward, the new editor-in-chief, and they've done a nice job. I've subscribed.http://radio.weblogs.com/0001011/categories/scobleizer/2004/01/14.html#a6184 Internet Explorer team lunch- January 14, 2004 So, Dean, the guy who runs the Internet Explorer team, invited me out to lunch today. It's not every day that you get invited out to lunch by the guy who runs the team that makes software that hundreds of millions of people use. What did I learn First. There +IS+ an Internet Explorer team. Second. They are working feverishly on fixing security, including the latest issue where a URL can spoof another site. Many team members were called off of their Christmas vacations to work on this issue....http://radio.weblogs.com/0001011/categories/scobleizer/2004/01/14.html#a6183 Mac Office first look- January 14, 2004 ZDNet UK takes a first look at Microsoft's Office 2004 for the Macintosh.http://radio.weblogs.com/0001011/categories/scobleizer/2004/01/13.html#a6182 Hewitt wants a different kind of software- January 14, 2004 Joe Hewitt wants to be able to mix and match functionality and get rid of standalone applications. Actually, he was more specific: he wants to see the death of the standalone application. Interesting ideas. But I think he's coming at it from the wrong angle. Instead, I'd just like to see software that works together better. When Microsoft talks about "seamless computing" I think this is where we're going. This is really tough, though, to do. Why Because everyone has a different idea on how to...http://radio.weblogs.com/0001011/categories/scobleizer/2004/01/13.html#a6181 |