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courtesy of hans: the humanclock. Make sure you pick digital. It's worth it.

This weblog will go faster if you stop putting things in context

The danger of Non-Compete agreements - AP. I know I'm gonna review mine.

Café Con Leche:

Hmm. Some folks are praising ActiveWords. Sounds like an interesting concept. Have to look into it more later.

Since I have a new design here, I've been blogging more. I like my site. I like looking at it. So I'm in a good mood, and I post. All is well.

Much geek fun to be had at seige-engine.com. Hehe. Next time you lock the keys in the car, you know where to turn.

I cannot say how awesome This is. [via /.]

Large body of Monty Python's Quest For the Holy Grail miscellany here, including the entire script. Ni!!

Garrett Vreeland: A Year Of Blog. From December 2000 - how did a year of blogging change the author? Garrett is a prolific linker. Please check him out.

Handspring is doing the phone/pda bit again. Looks cool! I'd like to play with one. One model does away with the Graffiti area, adopting instead a Blackberry-style thumb keyboard.

This is great. And somewhat unbelievable. Talk about needing a visit from The Cluetrain.

On Thursday, September 6, 2001, at 04:25 PM, Greg Pierce wrote:

The WebObjects-talk list is heating up as developers brainstorm on creating a site (or sites) where developer-to-developer (D2D?) information about WebObjects can be posted/organized. I love this sortof Grassroots self-help stuff.

I've been wanting a new look for this site for a while, now I have one! The weblog is the only page for now with the new look (changing a whole site in Conversant is a real task!) but eventually I'll get the whole thing moved over.

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NetworkWorldFusion: Don't overspend on application server technology. Webobjects is still only $699. ;-)

Daneba has Carbonized their Canvas drawing program. I'm installing it now. Macromedia's port of FreeHand sucks. IT's slow and of questionable usefulness. Adobe is MIA. So far Canvas (which I just launched) seems fast. I've heard for some time that Canvas had some really powerful features. Looks good so far.

I'm going to get into serious deep shit here I think, but I've been thinking a lot recently about the situation in Isreal and Palestine.