Last night while researching how Dave Winer integrated Radio with MT and was able to post I had an interesting thought. Thought: Radio uses the Blogger API to post to Movable Type.FMRS is using the Blogger API to integrate to Radio.Therefore it should be possible to set up FMRS (FM Radio Station) to post to…
...Read MoreDave Winer arrives in Winnemucca….
10:23AM. Logging off from California. 7:06PM. Logging on from Winnemucca, NV. Had a lovely drive today. I’m exactly where I want to be, in the middle of absolutely nowhere. A little bit of rain coming over the Sierra. It’s warm here, in the upper 50s. Had a little trouble connecting via Earthlink, it’s a long…
...Read MoreA suggestion to Userland software….
Sure would be nice if Radio came out with a Linux version.(Hint hint!)
...Read MoreCode red….
Mexico Warns Of Border Closing. NBC San Diego Mar 11 2003 10:24PM ET [Moreover – California news] Here’s the interesting part of this article: The Mexican consulate said it was told that if the United States goes to war with Iraq, the color-coded alert system will go to code red, and the lanes of entry…
...Read MoreFinding intelligent life through your screen saver…
Three and a half-year old SETI@home project identifies candidate radio signals from space, heads for Arecibo to take second look: “After more than a million years of computation by more than 4 million computers worldwide, the SETI@home screensaver that crunches data in search of intelligent signals from space has produced a list of candidate radio…
...Read MoreJust like in the movies!….
NY Times: Software Pioneer Quits Board of Groove. Mitchell D. Kapor, a personal computer industry software pioneer and a civil liberties activist, has resigned from the board of Groove Networks after learning that the company’s software was being used by the Pentagon as part of its development of a domestic surveillance system. [Tomalak’s Realm] I’ve…
...Read MoreMore to it than meets the eye….
Mapping the Penalties of Failure. Below is a picture of of a map that hangs in my office; it shows an area in the Balkans and was created around 1790. I bought it in a dusty little bookstore in Juneau Alaska, but that’s another story. It’s inscribed in French, Polish, and Turkish (written pre-reform in…
...Read MoreWriters vs. Geeks….
Documentation writers shouldn’t write documentation. GEEKS should write documentation. After all, they know the product inside and out. And for most things needing documentation, well, most likely it’s gonna be geeks using it. Ok. I’m just a little miffed. I’ve been sitting here trying to figure out how assign a port so I can use…
...Read MoreLookin for work in all the wrong places (Kenny Rogers song reference)….
Argentina Makes Its Software Play. Driven by peso devaluation and a domestic downturn, Argentine technology companies are marketing the country as a great place for other nations to outsource software programming. Eleonora Rabinovich reports from Buenos Aires. [Wired News] Here’s a list of other great places to outsource programming. California, Washington, Oregon, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas,…
...Read MoreFMRS….
Something I think would be neat in FMRS, select the text of an article you’re browsing then right-click to the menu where there is a “Post” option. I’m still using it BTW. I like how it’s integrated together. I can’t wait to see what they come up with when they get it outta beta.
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