Jeff Cheney: InternetThings related to the Internet.Bounty of Blog Software- July 31, 2002 Alwin Hawkins: Well, I tried installing MT again tonight. No luck. Not that I need to, I already have more bloody blogging software deployed than anyone really needs. Manila through Weblogger, Radio, pMachine, Tinderbox.ViewFromTheHeart No, you're not a geek, Al. All the geeks I know use at least half a dozen pieces of blog software.http://www.vfth.com/2002/07/30#ODozNzoyNCBQTQdbdb Weblogging is not dead- July 29, 2002 Shelley Powers: I wanted to take a moment and apologize for my earlier note on weblogging being dead. Weblogging is not dead...Burningbird Networkhttp://burningbird.net/archives/000375.php 30 days to a more accessible weblog- July 19, 2002 Mark Pilgrim: 30 days to a more accessible weblog &8212; Conclusion.dive into markhttp://diveintomark.org/archives/rooms/30_days_to_a_more_accessible_weblog/ Lifetime Domain Name- July 15, 2002 Adam Curry: I'm pretty sure I want my family to keep the curry.com domain name as long as it is relevant, which I bet will be more than 9 years. Should I write this in my will, or is there a registrar willing to quote me a price for a lifetime domain nameAdam Curry's Webloghttp://live.curry.com/2002/07/15.html#a2012 Indian Weblogs- July 15, 2002 Dave Winer: Hey here's a list of Indian weblogs.Scripting Newshttp://www.kamat.org/kamat/content.asp?BlogID=101 RSSEngine- July 13, 2002 Jenny Levine: James Linden is going to town with RSS! He's moving the Snewp feeds to a new location at RSSEngine, which also has its own blog (naturally you can subscribe to it). He's providing 180 feeds right now...The Shifted Librarianhttp://www.rssengine.com/ OpenBSD 3.0 Honeypot Whitepaper- July 13, 2002 OpenBSD 3.0 Honeypot WhitepaperSlashdot: Indexhttp://www.lucidic.net/whitepapers/manuzis-7-5-2002-1.html How to link to The Register- July 12, 2002 How to link to The Register.The Registerhttp://www.theregister.co.uk/content/62/26151.html JWZ on RSS- July 10, 2002 Jamie Zawinski: I remember when RSS was about to completely change the world: the web was going to work completely differently by the end of 1998 at the latest. It's nice to see that something useful is finally coming of it. The handful of sites out there like userland.com have all just seemed profoundly useless to me, but being able to dump sites I want to read daily into my LJ friends list is very cool. jwz Obviously Jamie hasn't been keeping up with UserLand in quite a while...http://www.livejournal.com/talkread.bml?journal=jwz&itemid=27209 Livejournal RSS- July 9, 2002 Ben Hammersley: Chalk up a milestone, people. Livejournal's Mark Kraft writes to tell us: LiveJournal is now supports the importing of RSS...Content Syndication with XML and RSShttp://rss.benhammersley.com/archives/001030.html |