• PalmAtom Mailing List

    Posted on May 25, 2004

    I set up a discussion mailing list for PalmAtom. I’m probably going to hold off pushing out news about a release it until it’s actually usable as a normal tool. I’ve used the sample to post to Blogger, but I wouldn’t recommend it for most users. Just in case there’s... [Read More]

  • PalmAtom Initial Release

    Posted on May 24, 2004

    It’s really more of a proof of concept than a first version, which is why I’ve given it the release number 0.1, but I have an app that I’ve successfully used to post Atom from a Palm device. I was feeling really creative, so I named it PalmAtom. It does... [Read More]

  • Technorati

    Posted on May 21, 2004

    I went over to the Technorati Developers Salon on Wed, but I haven’t really had much time to sit down and write something since then. People have already posted much of the information from the event. In particular I point to the info from xian, an excellent three part post... [Read More]

  • Back in the Land of the Geeking

    Posted on May 20, 2004

    After two and a half weeks on the road I’m finally back in California. Of course the best way to really feel that I’ve come back home is to get into something geeky. So I walked into the door to my apartment, downloaded a map to my Clie, took a... [Read More]

  • R&D and The Innovation Curve

    Posted on May 13, 2004

    There’s a very interesting post about the correlation between R&D; spending and profitability. The post points to a great article at strategy+business. I don’t think the news that businesses are moving from a “closed” innovation cycle (all work done within the company) to an “open” innovation cycle (where ideas in... [Read More]

  • Steaming Load

    Posted on May 6, 2004

    I just posted about Sem@code, which I think rocks. Since I’ve said so much good, I feel somewhat justified in bringing up this article about RFID and cell phones. I can think of no appropriate words, except perhaps “steaming load of crap”. Take the quote from the article used in... [Read More]

  • Sem@code

    Posted on May 6, 2004

    The Sem@code project has released a demo for Symbian phones. I posted about it at the end of last year, and I still think it’s a great idea. I actually exchanged a few emails with Simon, trying to find out what he had planned for it. He’s interested in trying... [Read More]

  • Technorati Developers Salon Kickoff

    Posted on May 4, 2004

    Technorati is hosting a Developers Salon Kickoff in San Francisco on May 19th. Although it’s called a “developers salon”, it sounds more like an open invitation to both users and developers to come and talk to the team. I’m going cause it’s an interesting tool. I like Technorati, but I... [Read More]

  • Social Networking, Social Engineering

    Posted on May 3, 2004

    I recently finished reading The Art of Deception, and I probably should have posted about it earlier. I’ve been involved with computer security for a while, and I’ve been to a bunch of the more popular security and hacker conferences, which is the reason I’m giving to myself for the... [Read More]