March 6, 2002

Six Months After, A Memorial Built On Beams of Light

"Ethereal towers of light, visible for miles around, will pierce the Lower Manhattan skyline starting Monday evening, six months after terrorism changed the world as we knew it."

March 5, 2002

Radio UserLand 8.0 Is a Lab for Group-Forming

“the ability to collaborate in many communities using the tools of hypertext, indexing, search, and cross-referencing.” Jon Udell explores Radio UserLand 8.0

March 5, 2002

2001 Tour De France

An interesting look back at Armstrong’s Tour De France maneuvers

February 25, 2002

Broadband over Water Pipes

Funny! “Here’s how WaterNet works — We’ve developed a unique client-side nozzle (CSN), which functions just like a conventional modem. It connects an ordinary PC to a regular household water faucet, providing an always-on Internet connection.”

February 22, 2002

Chick magnet ;

“what woman couldn’t resist a nice terminal server built into a toaster oven?” [more here]

February 20, 2002

Homebrew antenna shootout

So cool it gives me heartburn …“If you can eat a big can of stew, you can make a high performance antenna” [more here]

February 19, 2002

The Kids are back In The Hall

Awesome! I can’t wait to see this tour! Kids In Hall book long reunion tour.

February 15, 2002

Go a head, make my New Jersey ;

A Texas jury on Wednesday found Thomas Mitchell guilty of aggravated assault for shooting his girlfriend because he thought she was about to say the words New Jersey."

February 14, 2002

Should we have spotted the conspiracy?

From: frontline: inside the terror network “Did the hijackers make any mistakes that should have tipped us off? Were there moments when our side could have and should have spotted these hijackers before they struck? The answer is yes.”

February 13, 2002

A review of the new version of Salesforce.com

an analysis of the enterprise enabled version of salesforce.com with some interesting quotes: “Sooner or later, the Windows file system will likely morph into a database — one that furthers the SQL/XML hybridization we see in SQL Server already. An application that uses file-oriented XML data now will be well-positioned to exploit a local database engine, if and when such a thing becomes a standard part of the installed base.”