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The summer has flown past, vacations have gone, and now it is time to get back down to some serious business. Started a new project on Monday, and it looks like I will be spending some quality time out here … Continue reading →

Using the Make Search Bookmarklet Tool at Bookmarklets.com, I quickly put together a Feedster Search bookmarklet. Highlight some text on a webpage, then click on the Bookmarklet. Your browser will go to Feedster.com and automatically run a search with the … Continue reading →

I’ve just realized that it has been 4 months, to the day, since I last posted to this blog. Now, some may put it down to laziness, lack of enthusiam, or the inability to muster together something interesting to talk … Continue reading →

Wishing you all a safe, healthy and prosperous 2004!

When I started this blog, I wanted it to be an outlet for my technology escapades, including coverage of the interesting topics that I encounter in and out of work. I can quite honestly say that this was not as … Continue reading →

I’ll be at HP World in Atlanta for the next few days. My employer, Envoy Technologies, has a booth in the Expo. If you’re in the neighborhood, pop along and say hello – we’ll be over at booth 237.

Just a quick note to say that I’m closely watching the progress of the Echo project. I’m interested to see what transpires from the discussions, especially from a content syndication perspective. Once the spec becomes formalized, I’ll look to include … Continue reading →

Moderately jet-lagged, and in liver-recovery mode, I’m back in the USA after spending the past week soaking up the culture of my home country. All-in-all, a great trip. Mixed in a combination of a good friend’s wedding, and a trip … Continue reading →

Yesterday, I sent Tim Bray an email following up on his post about gathering subscriber metrics from aggregator usage. I’ve attached a copy below to share my thoughts, and open them for discussion. I believe the whole area still needs … Continue reading →

Starting a blog doesn’t mean just getting the software running, or signing up for a hosted service. There’s also a number of ancilliary activities, (some) beneficial to the blog’s publisher and readers, that need review. Here’s an overview of the … Continue reading →