I'm home from the dentist, one incisor's nerve poorer, and just took my first dose of Vicodin. If you've ever been on Vicodin, you'll know that I'm expecting to lose interest in typing soon, so I'm going to post while I can.

Hi- if you want to see me at work, check out my webcam. See ya round the 'net!

I am dead tired. My bout with dental pain last night drained me, on top of depriving me of three hours of much needed rest. Concentration is difficult.

From Apple's OSX Public Beta - Extreme Internet page:

Soulwax - More Than This: "Working hard putting the skin on baloney."

Interesting conversation with "Jim Roepcke" about writing CMSes this morning on AIM. Lots of issues involved - more than most people realize.

Conversant is pretty powerful. Confusing at times, but powerful. I changed templates on this page, now I get a weblog editting form on my home page. Yay!

I'm using Conversant's builtin NNTP server to post this message. NNTP isn't a complicated protocol, but it's rare to see this level of integration in a Content Management System. Hats off to Seth Dillingham and Macrobyte Resources for their work and creativity.

Day two on the new Redmonk Conversant-powered weblog. So far my day sucks, starting at 2 am this morning when I awoke with a throbbing pain in a tooth. It kept me up til almost 5 am. So now I have an appointment for a root canal this afternoon. Ugh.

Welcome to my new conversant site. Ok, it's actually an old site. I started this site a while back when looking into conversant, and here I am again!

Go Here.

This entry comes to you courtesy of "Radio Userland". testing 123

I'm ready to start coding again.

Nate looks like he's going to start blogging... but he's rooting for Alberto, the hurricane that is on it's way here to take advantage of my leaky roof. This cannot be good.

I wonder if Nate got any hits yesterday from "Redmonk.Net". I don't know if anyone reads this site anymore, since it's hardly ever updated (but I'm trying!)

Nate updates his site!

Uh oh. My site thinks I'm not authorized to change system prefs. This is not good.

Oh, I SO hope this is true. I had a Newton 120 that I loved dearly, until the lack of rechargeable batteries and the size made it impractical for me. The handwriting recognition was lightyears ahead of the Palm's Graffiti.

In meetings all this week, and boy am I glad for the web.

Jon Udell on digital signatures