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February 2006 Archives

Dinner on Thursday with Scott Johnson February 27, 2006
A geek dinner with Ookles' Scott Johnson and me.

Dangerously Meta February 25, 2006
What happens when one music recommedation engine feeds another?

Who cares about RSS adoption? February 22, 2006
Dave Winer wants to know why anyone cares how many people use RSS without being aware of it.

OSX font help February 21, 2006
An odd font problem with Mozilla apps

Data center costs are less with Sun? February 21, 2006
Hosting on Sun hardware is cheaper than using Linux according to Ning.

Agile management song February 21, 2006
Once in a lifetime...

Ning visit on TV February 21, 2006
The Ning visit was captured on the local news.

Markdown for MT fix February 17, 2006
A patch for Markdown so empty text doesn’t get transformed.

Products are platforms February 17, 2006
People will use what you create and will break it in new and wonderful ways.

Why web services versioning is important February 17, 2006
Thoughts on the importance of versioned web services.

Rojo's blog exchange February 17, 2006
Rojo starts a blog exchange. What a bad idea.

Versioning REST February 16, 2006
Ideas on how to version a REST interface and examples of this implementation in Tagyu.

Mobile PayPal February 16, 2006
Everything old is new again.

So what about my office? February 15, 2006
Marc Andreessen wonders if he can stop by my office.

Ning update February 15, 2006
A recap from today’s Ning visit.

Versioning web services February 14, 2006
I’m looking for best practices in managing a public web services API.

Ning visit tomorrow February 14, 2006
The ning visit is tomorrow. Are you coming?

Open Source profits February 14, 2006
Big companies are becoming major contributors to open source projects and sometimes buying the companies behind them. There’s big profits to be made in open source.

Tagyu API: Related tags February 14, 2006
Tagyu’s API now supplies related tags

Stealing Flickr February 14, 2006
Kevin’s been borrowing things from Flickr. Quick, hide the silver.

Niche spam February 13, 2006
How effective can really spam aimed at specific niche markets possibly be?

Tagyu API update February 13, 2006
Tagyu’s API now suggests categories as well as tags.

Sticking Spacebar on my PowerBook February 12, 2006
A low-tech solution to a sticking key. Brute force.

Ego crush February 11, 2006
Now I can watch people ignore my blog in real time.

Tubes Music February 11, 2006
Networking and the surprising connections to local resources.

Feedburner fesses up February 9, 2006
Feedburner spammed some people. And instead of making excuses, they did the right thing.

Feedster's feeds are fixed February 7, 2006
Feedster’s new site fixes the major problems.

Visit Ning February 5, 2006
Want to stop by the Ning office?

Those pesky customers February 5, 2006
Ning’s Marc Andreessen is annoyed that customers like his service and want to meet the company.

Universal feed icon blog button February 4, 2006
I’ve created an 80x15 blog button that uses the new-ish universal feed icon. Feel free to steal it and advertise your feed.

Feedster feeds February 3, 2006
Feedster’s core features are rotting.

Temporary files in Firefox on OSX February 2, 2006
An annoyance with how Firefox and Thunderbird handles temporary files under OSX.

State Of the Union tags February 1, 2006
Tags for State Of The Union speeches.