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september-10-2001-monday-859-am

courtesy of hans: the humanclock. Make sure you pick digital. It's worth it.

courtesy of hans: the humanclock. Make sure you pick digital. It's worth it.

via SnowDeal. Oh My. N-Gen Design Engine. Wow. Fun.

This weblog will go faster if you stop putting things in context

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courtesy of hans: the humanclock. Make sure you pick digital. It's worth it.

The danger of Non-Compete agreements - AP. I know I'm gonna review mine.

Hmm. Some folks are praising ActiveWords. Sounds like an interesting concept. Have to look into it more later.

Café Con Leche:

Much geek fun to be had at seige-engine.com. Hehe. Next time you lock the keys in the car, you know where to turn.

Since I have a new design here, I've been blogging more. I like my site. I like looking at it. So I'm in a good mood, and I post. All is well.

I cannot say how awesome This is. [via /.]

Handspring is doing the phone/pda bit again. Looks cool! I'd like to play with one. One model does away with the Graffiti area, adopting instead a Blackberry-style thumb keyboard.

On Thursday, September 6, 2001, at 04:25 PM, Greg Pierce wrote:

The WebObjects-talk list is heating up as developers brainstorm on creating a site (or sites) where developer-to-developer (D2D?) information about WebObjects can be posted/organized. I love this sortof Grassroots self-help stuff.

Garrett Vreeland: A Year Of Blog. From December 2000 - how did a year of blogging change the author? Garrett is a prolific linker. Please check him out.

Large body of Monty Python's Quest For the Holy Grail miscellany here, including the entire script. Ni!!

This is great. And somewhat unbelievable. Talk about needing a visit from The Cluetrain.

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Cooooool. There's a new ENTERPRISE promo available. Quicktime.

This is so cool.

"The Piranha feature in Paradise brings easy to use Peer-to-Peer (P2P) computing to networks of Mac OS X machines. Piranha delivers performance and throughput gains by tapping into the huge reserves of computational power that is available on most networks. As new computational tasks come and go, Piranha automatically and transparently allocates computational resources to meet the changing demand."