Can be seen on the Sid page.

Thanks to Iconfactory I now have a simple icon for Sid's .conv documents. Cooool. It's amazing how much more "real" your app looks with that little icon at the top of the document window...

For any webobjects-developers out there who are irc-inclined, I (for the moment) am running #wodev on irc.openprojects.net. Drop in if you want. Not sure how long it'll be up, as I haven't managed to get it registered yet.

Mark Pilgrim describes his own, and my, gardening abilities:

My aptitude with plants can only be described in the negative. Take all the qualities of a good gardener, and negate them, and that's me. ... I have telepathic powers that can kill plants just by looking at them. I can burn out a lawn in a hurricane. I am the opposite of a "green thumb".

Sid now maintains a history of previous posts, and can load an old post into the form for editing. Next up is to re-jig the posting code to post an edited message as such.

sorry folks.

ugh. DateFormatters are a pain in the butt.

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testing Sid

I've been working on Sid (obviously) for the last couple of days - I made some (finally) very nice improvements to the interface. In the last few versions, the settings for the conversation were done in a drawer. The drawer was almost as large as the document window, which was awkward and just not elegant.

Tim Berners-Lee at the 10th International Python Conference:

Well, our DVD player finally showed up! Woohoo! (Darn that cheap ground shipping. -)) So I'm reading the manual, and watching True Lies.

testing Sid.

unfortunately i can't test Sid without posting a bunch of bogus messages to the site. I'll delete them later. Sorry for the email clutter.

Woohoo! Sid now lets me italicize, bold, and underline, as well as link.

please ignore

... of Sid's weblogs.com ping. One ping only Vasily.

Ok, I took a little while to get Sid up and running again, and I've added a few enhancements. Sid now has the option to ping weblogs.com when posting to your Conversant weblog. Fun fun fun!

Boy, wish our cable modem could fly.

Brad points to this cutie - the Cubik is the world's smallest megapixel digital camera. Neat!