| 1. |  | Links continue  - Captured: 15-12-2004 3:01:07
Joel points out the deeper
coolness of Google
Suggest, and announces
a geek dinner this Saturday.
Jon Udell is playing with Calendaring which
is a subset of a problem space I've been interested in since college.
JWZ has a link about folding
shirts.
Gladwell has two new pieces up, I found the one on the nature of getting
on with life over grief and trauma pretty interesting.
There appears ...
From: Doubt's Log |
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| 2. | | SharePoint Portal Server Extranet Whitepaper released - Captured: 13-1-2005 7:02:00
Still on vacation (get back to work on Monday), but had to post some very important news: SharePoint Portal Server 2003 Document: Deploying on an Extranet by Using ISA Server 2000 and ISA Server 2004, as promised, was released recently. You can download it at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=4C5BF9DD-3EFB-451D-B213-98ED039190BF&displaylang=en.
From: Arpan Shah's Blog |
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| 5. | | The Venting Game - Captured: 23-1-2005 15:15:41
As all large corporations Microsoft also has a few execs who see little of what comes
from their work. Thats the problem with living the 40 000 feet scenario continuously.
On the other hand there are these others who have never understood that 40 000 above
reality is pretty high and some greasy details never make it there. The problem here
is misunderstanding. While the execs get news papers to communicate with the folks
below 40 000 feet, the rest of the world never get...
From: Benjamin J. J. Voigt :: Creativity is Inspired by Activity |
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| 6. | | Halo 2 Has Gone Gold!!! - Captured: 11-10-2004 15:13:00
http://www.bungie.net/News/TopStory.aspx?story=GoneGoldAnnouncer&p=811577 I want to congratulate all of the flaming ninjas over at Bungie, you guys rock! Man, I can't wait until this ships! :-)
From: aaron's weblog |
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| 7. | | Turn of the tide - Captured: 30-12-2004 10:54:00
So 2004 winds to a close. The devastation in Indonesia and Thailand beggars description (despite all the news commentators, who still find ways to talk about something that just leaves me speechless). Advances and retreats in medicine are announced every day. I'm trying to do one of those "sum up" blog posts and I really can't. Microsoft's pace (up until the beauty of the holiday weeks, when no one is here) has been such that it's been hard to remember what I did the week before, never mind 52 w...
From: Betsy Aoki's WebLog |
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| 8. | | WinFX CTP here we come... - Captured: 9-2-2005 7:58:00
As Rudder say, we are well on our way to getting the first combined CTP drop of Indigo and Avalon out the door. It is a baby-step on the way to the final release, but an important baby step. While the install experience is not as seamless as we would like, the drop does runs great on XP… I can’t wait to see the apps you folks come up that use the cool features of Indigo and Avalon together. Please send me your links when you get an app up, I’d love to plug it ...
From: Brad Abrams |
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| 9. | | patternshare.org is online!! - Captured: 9-2-2005 2:35:39
I was looking for info on a design pattern, and on a whim I thought I'd see if patternshare.org was
online yet. And it is!
This site promises to be an awesome resource for all of us, since it provides a centralized
index/resouce for patterns of many types. The fact that it is online is wonderful
news!
For more information go to www.lhotka.net.
From: Rockford Lhotka |
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| 10. | | Less choice leads to better results? - Captured: 8-1-2005 5:23:13
Less choice leads to better results.
Higher level languages and frameworks
restrict choice.
Thus, higher level languages and
frameworks should lead to better results.
The “less choice” statement
flows from this article entitled Choice
Cuts. Ignore the politics
and focus on the research beneath the statement. That’s what is valuable in
this context.
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From: Rockford Lhotka |
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| 11. | | Blog and Search Marketing - Captured: 9-2-2005 19:07:24
A few tidbits regarding the trend of blog, RSS and search marketing:
News that Ask buys Bloglines. This news has gained quite a bit of coverage in the blogosphere, but very little in traditional news (yet). Formal announcement is to occur today or Tuesday.
I first read about Bloglines being purchased by Ask Jeeves on John Battelle's Searchblog over the w/e but did not have time to post. One
From: Online Marketing Blog |
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| 12. | | Google spatial engine - Captured: 9-2-2005 19:07:24
According to Government Computer News, Google Inc. will be geo-enabling its search engine with the recent acquisition of Keyhole, a digital mapping company. Keyhole’s technology lets a user enter an address, “fly� over a 3-D image of it, zoom and tilt, measure distances and find things around it.
"The Google engine will be part of the second-generation Geospatial One-Stop e-government site,
From: Online Marketing Blog |
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| 13. | | Ask Jeeves - Google Local - Captured: 9-2-2005 19:07:24
Ask Jeeves now has a blog with JeevesGuy unmasked! Also via WMW:
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Web search provider Ask Jeeves Inc. (Nasdaq:ASKJ - news) on Thursday posted sharply higher profit and revenue, helped by strong Web search advertising and an acquisition last year that roughly doubled its size. Oakland, California-based Ask Jeeves said net income from continuing operations rose to $17.1
From: Online Marketing Blog |
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| 14. | | Yahoo to launch search tool Y!Q - Captured: 9-2-2005 19:07:24
MercuryNews.com ran a short article today announcing that Yahoo is launching a new search tool (Y!Q tool). Yahoo boasts that it's the first contextual search technology that analyzes the contents of the Web page you're viewing and then gives you a list of search results directly related to what you're reading. You can test it out on Yahoo News
Tags: Yahoo, Y!Q, Search Engine, Search
From: Online Marketing Blog |
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