Ok, this is my kind of PDA …
http://www.cnn.com/2002/TECH/ptech/04/17/modular.computing.ap/

It's not likely to happen, but interesting and perhaps scary… Passport as National ID?

From an MSNBC Article: "Weblogs actually can be used to increase worker efficiency…"

IIS takes another hit: "eWEEK Labs compared the performance of Apache 2.0 and Microsoft Corp.'s Internet Information Services 5.0, both running on Windows 2000 Advanced Server. Apache kept pace with IIS during the entire test, which means that sites that move from IIS to Apache 2.0 on Windows won't have to worry about taking a performance hit."

From: Apache 2.0 Beats IIS at Its Own Game

Funny …
Who Reads What and Why?

Funny … "The infamous Blue Screen Of Death, documented for your viewing pleasure" (thanks John)

Interesting … "Peer-to-peer software specialist Groove Networks on Monday will release a new version of its collaboration and instant messaging software."

"Version 2.0 of the Groove software includes tools for integration with Outlook e-mail, enhanced support for Microsoft Office and new server tools for businesses using the service."

"The new version includes an "Outlook onramp" tool that can automatically convert e-mail attachments into documents that can be shared through Groove's collaboration tools, preventing those endless sequences of "Re:" messages, said Richard Eckel, vice president of communications for Groove. "People are seeing that e-mail is not a tool that really works for group discussions," he said. " http://news.com.com/2100-1001-880508.html

Wow! John just sent me this one: "An Arizona company, which dedicated a server for the exchange of music files between employees, has settled with the Recording Industry Association of America by paying $1 million. Integrated Information Systems offers technology and business consulting services. "This sends a clear message that there are consequences if companies allow their resources to further copyright infringement," said Matt Oppenheim, senior vice president of the industry group. "We applaud Integrated for accepting its responsibility and working actively with us to settle this case out of court." The group complained to IIS last August, at which time the parties began settlement talks."

Meg from megnut.com wrote an interesting review of Peopleware: Productive Projects and Teams in the latest issue of New Architect

I received this one from John and I can't tell if it's is a joke or not … Either way, it's hilarious!

Software! Secrets! Exposed! "If you've ever dreamed about building a business that can stand the test of time, that can deliver consistent massive profits, that doesn't take a genius to create and maintain you can now get your hands on the ultimate step-by-step guide to the secrets of the software business!"