Monkinetic Weblog

Steve here, coming at you from the new Apple Store in Tyson's Corner, Virginia. (Posting from a TiBook over Airport - drool drool drool)

U2 is playing at Washington DC's MCI Center tonight. Gues who's going to be there? ;-)

Sid is moving along again, now that the interface to Conversant's labels feature is finished. You can now select a label for your post from the popup. Labels are cached and saved, so you only have to reload them if you know they've changed.

A week ago, after months of working on smoke-and-mirrors demos of our current project, we were allowed to actually go to work on a functional spike of the process - an end-to-end prototype. Yesterday we got it running. Browser to web app server to application to back-end, encompassing two different operating systems and at least four tiers.

Sigh. Sid was just getting exciting... I had the linking code working the way I wanted it to, I had done some minor re-architecting which had made adding functionality easier, and things were going swimmingly.

... with Sid is really getting fun. The latest build (not yet available for download) make it REALLY easy to get links into your post. Let's Have Fun!

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The best thing about this article is this page. <g>

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I'm not an inveterate flamer. In fact, I rarely even post on most of the mailing lists I subscribe to. But today this post on Omni's WOTalk list just left me steaming. I jumped in while the iron was hot and banged out this response.

foo baby

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R.E.M.'s site points to this interview with the band's guitarist, Peter Buck.

A recent Doonesbury. Doc points out the server and os Doonesbury is served from.

Mmmmm. OAAI has a beta of Glyphix 2 available for download. Tasty!

Ok, I downloaded the Glyphix beta, and this program rocks. The style shelfs are fantastic. Now if I could just figure out how to add my own styles... ;-)

Apple has updated the documentation for WebObjects.

So two weeks ago we're told - "move this java-based project to Visual Basic and COM". Aaagh. Then today I hear someone say "so, we bring up bugzilla and CVS on that linux box over there and everyone uses that". My head is spinning.