Jeff Archer has started a community weblog/site for Phoenix's East Valley area (including Mesa, Tempe, Gilbert, Scotsdale). If you live in the East valley, check it out!

John Robb wants a P2P photo app:

Sharing photos is still too hard. I can send photos via e-mail or post a couple to the Web, but I can't easily share whole albums with friends and family. What I want is a desktop content management system that lets me organize my photos into albums using a browser interface. I then would like to share these albums with friends and family using P2P.

... but then everything will be ok. Yes, I've changed the L+F again on redmonk.net - I've been playing with a new CSS-based layout over here, and decided that I was never going to get the whole site changed over until I put it out where people would see it, therefore bugging me into fixing any bugs and making templates for the rest of the site.

Over on John Robb's site I made a couple quick comments regarding P2p, personal publishing, and trust among users. Read it there (toward the end of the page - no permalink sorry)

I'd never used MPW, so when I (almost accidentally) opened up one of BBEdit's new Shell Worksheets, I was a bit perplexed as to what I was looking at. It looked like a lot of text - a document - but there were commands in there as well - and the type of document I was looking at suggested that you could do something with them. Indeed, say the instructions - put the cursor at the end of one of the lines containing a shell command, and BBEdit AutoMagically behind the scenes runs the command in a shell, and dumps the output right into your document. OMG. This is... amazing. Hm. Combine this with a command-line xmlrpc client, and strange (and frightening?) things could happen... Muahahaha -)

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