Canadian sketch group "Three Dead Trolls in a Baggie" foists humor upon the world:

David Carter-Tod asks a newbie question on the Conversant support site, and recieves a plethora of responses.

Just In Time

and I mean it!

Could it be my emailer?

and I mean it!

[via "Scripting News"] Skotos is a mostly text-based online storytelling and gaming community. StoryBuilder is their story-development tool - a tool with XML at it's core:

"Seth" and crew at "Macrobyte" (Greg Pierce is fingered as the person most responsible ;-)) have given Conversant some nifty upgrades, including the ability to set the MIME type for individual pages, even more message macros, an awesome new search page, and a weblog speed boost.

I'm using Eric Peyton's excellent Fire.app to chat with my AIM buddies, who kept telling me that I was boucing on and off the network. I contacted Eric, who replied:

Well, I just bought another batch of AAPL. Since my first batch of shares is now worth half what it was when I bought it, I thought I'd better supplement it.

Just don't click it.

This is too funny. [via "Scripting News"]

Gotta Have It

"How-To: RSS In Conversant".

Greg Peirce responds to the other day's rant:

With a free Apple Developer Connection membership, you can now download the Public Beta developer tools (69 Mb TAR file), as well as Carbon SDKs, header files, etc.

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You can now get Recent Redmonk as an RSS file. I've wanted this for while, and due to Conversant's flexibility, there 'tis!

"Userland"'s Manila gets a flat discussion group view, somewhat like the Ultimate Bulletin Board. This is a common way of viewing threaded discussion, as it lets you see a whole thread on a page.

rss tags: "" tp_commentcount: "0" tp_favoritecount: "0" tp_urlid: 6a010534988cd3970b0120a5b355a7970c

You can now get Recent Redmonk as an RSS file. I've wanted this for while, and due to Conversant's flexibility, there'tis!