As some of you may have seen in an earlier post, I'm moving my personal weblog over to monkinetic. The new blog has an rss feed too, so if you want you can subscribe to the feed at this url.

I'm installing Windows 98 2nd Edition on Virtual PC on my TiBook right now... I feel so dirty.

Hehe. /. brings news of an incredibly well-done model of the USS Enterprise D (ST:TNG) built out of LEGO. This is awesome. I mean, wow. Bravo!

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Jodi and I were out at Chandler Fashion Center tonight, hanging at the Apple Store Thanksgiving Event ("Come on baby, mommy needs a brand new iMac!") and we stopped at the T-Mobile store to look at the Danger HipTop (Sidekick).

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I finally finished the redesign of the discussion section on this site, now residing in its own area of redmonk, rather than strewn about the root.

Today I'm updating the redmonk.net website, and refocusing it at the same time.

Sid is a Mac OS X weblog client for the Conversant internet groupware product.

Redmonk is currently undergoing some changes.

Give Your Users the Power of the Press With Weblogs and Wikis.

I've been playing around with some of the new features on Conversant's new weblog plugin this morning. While there are still bugs, there is some serious depth in this thing. I'm getting new ideas for my own site and for other sites I help manage.

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I'm going to need to udpate Sid to support the new weblog plugin API - this stuff is too good to pass up.