The Xopus project (I have no idea how to pronounce it) has released some code that lets you do WYSISYG editing in Mozilla. It's still pre-release quality, but the samples on their page are impressive.

Well, Nate's gone and done it again. This time it's wall art - a 486 laptop wrapped up as a Gameboy. Nate is amazing - this thing changes pictures every few minutes.

Long weekend! Jodi's parents are here, mine were here three weeks ago, and Jim was here last weekend. Still have pics of that to put up.

Jodi's parents and I went to South Mountain last night, to see the sunset and the city lights. I've mentioned it before - the sunsets out here are a thing to behold.

For the last few months, Macrobyte has been working on readying Conversant, their internet groupware application, for release as a 'shrinkwrapped' product. Today marks the first release of Conversant 1.0b1 to Frontier and Radio Userland developers.

Our favorite platform vendor has managed to completely ignore the release of an incredibly powerful server product for their platform, one which will drive sales of their platform, and will go far to show the power and flexibility of the platform.

Announcing Conversant 1.0b1.

Looking for a way to heap adulation and loot upon your friendly neighborhood redmonk? Look no further than my recently un-earthed Amazon.com wishlist.

Awesome! The recent episode ("Cross Jurisdictions") of CBS' hit show CSI which included the Las Vegas CSI team heading to Miami, was actually the warmup to a CSI spinoff called CSI:Miami. Jodi and I are certifed CSI junkies, and this episode was a definite highlight in the series so far.

Jim was here for the weekend, and we had a blast!!! Some highlights:

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Jim arrived, and is already hooked up on our airport network, and showing us pics of his kids. Fun!

I'm sitting here, wondering what the heck I'm doing at work this early after very little sleep last night, reading some of the blogs in my "those who don't ping weblogs.com" bookmarks list. Of interest:

Apple's new server is called Xserve; MacCentral is updating live...

To appear here, or here.

See it here.

The Apple Store has gone away temporarily, as expected, so as to bring us pure Xserve purchasing goodness.

Doc Searls is blogging the 'Stevent' live.

The box has a dual G4s, fast L2&3 cache, an ASIC Gigabit Ethernet and FireWire sys controller, Big 266 MHz DDR SdRAM Dual Gigabit ports, quad ATA drives, on a 533MB/s bus, buncha other stuff I can't keep up with. "Fastest architecture we've ever built." (He's been describing the maximum configuration.)

Sid2 is now properly sorting and reverse sorting the history when you click the column headers, either by Title or Date/Time.

Eric S. "Got me a blog and I'm not afraid to use it" Raymond:

Gun-control boosters are virtuous crusaders animated by selfless love of children and small fuzzy things. There will come a day when all guns are banned, hallelujah, violent crime will plummet, and we can stop being embarrassed for being Americans. (link) Heh.