Wil Wheaton in this article:
"I picked dot-net because in the original creation of the Internet, dot-com meant a commercial venture, and dot-net meant a network of people, or a personal thing or organization..."
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Wil on Dot-Net (Not what you think)
P2P, Personal Publishing, Trust
Over on John Robb's site I made a couple quick comments regarding P2p, personal publishing, and trust among users. Read it there (toward the end of the page - no permalink sorry)
Seventy IV
Anita Rowland linked to a page of anagrams of her name. It's LONG. My list is very short, and the only non-nonsensical result is my actual name. If I add in the seldom used (for me) 'n' in Steven, I at least get "Seventy IV" and "Seventy VI", which is kinda cool.
BBEdit Shell Worksheets
I'd never used MPW, so when I (almost accidentally) opened up one of BBEdit's new Shell Worksheets, I was a bit perplexed as to what I was looking at. It looked like a lot of text - a document - but there were commands in there as well - and the type of document I was looking at suggested that you could do something with them. Indeed, say the instructions - put the cursor at the end of one of the lines containing a shell command, and BBEdit AutoMagically behind the scenes runs the command in a shell, and dumps the output right into your document. OMG. This is... amazing. Hm. Combine this with a command-line xmlrpc client, and strange (and frightening?) things could happen... Muahahaha -)
uptime
7:49PM up 2 days, 23:13, 5 users, load averages: 1.30, 1.17, 1.06
East Valley Scene
Jeff Archer has started a community weblog/site for Phoenix's East Valley area (including Mesa, Tempe, Gilbert, Scotsdale). If you live in the East valley, check it out!
The P in P2P: Photos
John Robb wants a P2P photo app:
Sharing photos is still too hard. I can send photos via e-mail or post a couple to the Web, but I can't easily share whole albums with friends and family. What I want is a desktop content management system that lets me organize my photos into albums using a browser interface. I then would like to share these albums with friends and family using P2P.
You may notice a slight pinprick...
... but then everything will be ok. Yes, I've changed the L+F again on redmonk.net - I've been playing with a new CSS-based layout over here, and decided that I was never going to get the whole site changed over until I put it out where people would see it, therefore bugging me into fixing any bugs and making templates for the rest of the site.
How do you hide from Google?
Me and Jim on AIM, wondering why Omni's mailing list archives never show up in Google results:
Brent Simmons to leave Userland
Scripting News: Brent Simmons is leaving Userland, for parts unknown. Thanks Brent for years of awesome software, and for being a great guy! (that part's not going to change. ;-)) Look forward to seeing you around the 'net!
Phoenix Commute
I happened to have a digital camera this morning on my way into work, so I snapped this pic of downtown Phoenix. These buildings are about a block from our office.
Home Sweet Home
Well, we signed the title papers, paid a goodly sum in down-payment, and it has all been recorded. The new house is ours!!!
Learning CSS Writeup
Hopefully next week I'll write up a quick summmary of my experiences with CSS so far. Much thanks to James Spahr and Mark Pilgrim for their help and advice. James even took my monkey-wrenched stylesheet and untwisted it for me - including comments! Woohoo!
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