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no, really!

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.

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... ;-)

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

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.

Sid is a Mac OS X weblog client for the Conversant internet groupware product. More information about Conversant can be found here:

Cool! Both Jim and Greg have tried out Sid... Muahahahahaha!

Apple has updated its WebObjects documentation to version 5, now shipping.

This will be making headlines for weeks, and keep Washington pundits and talk-show hosts in work for months.

This article, and this one on DarwinLinux.com make for really good reading from a web developer's standpoint. Not a LOT of detail, but interesting nevertheless.

Yet Another Test of the Conversant XML-RPC Client

I'm using my Java, Mac OS X Conversant Client to post today.

I'm not sure why, but if you're using Omniweb (site down right now) and can do without the toolbar, hiding it using the little clear button on the right side of the title bar seems to speed up the fetching end rendering of pages. Anyone out there want to venture a guess as to why?

Stepwise is reporting on goings-on at Apple's World Wide Developer Conference.

http://wwdc2001.stepwise.com/SpecialCoverage/WWDC2001/

We're working on a demo for a new project, and learning VB/COM/ASP and the IIS architecture all on the way. Oh boy!!

This was posted from a Java-based Cocoa Mac OS X client, via XML-RPC.

Working under deadline while learning a new toolset that seems to fight you at every turn really sucks.