beo daily - daily stuff

28 April 2000

• Post PC Investing
• Comments on Software diversity
• Free Anonymous info
• After the fall
• Moving to Silicon valley
• Diminishing Stock options

27 April 2000

• SOAP 1.1
• The end of Software
• The coming depression
• The failure of XML is it's premise
• The thrill of the web

26 April 2000

• Internet edge
• Httpd in postscript
• Zen and startups

24 April 2000

• Mach 5
• Comment from Dave Farber on tracking of web users
• Review of a PocketPC
• Sun is no longer the dot in .com
• Did the Stock Market Glitch?. This happens every time I go on vacation...
• Seattle in DC
• Mistakes will happen...
• Why Third world debt needs reconsideration
• Both ways
• Web UI on the cusp of change
• Elian comments
• Client as server
• Ahh, the person who started the silly rocket car UL
• Transparent proxies
• MS XML, the cup is half full
• Java, XML to survive MS/Sun war
• MS database of the sky
• Review of faster
• Worry.com

14 April 2000

• Gone for a week or so
• Macs at Internet World
• Instant business plan re-strategizer
• Why Open Source Software is important
• Computer programming for everyone
• Showdown with the Pinkertons

13 April 2000

• Apple branches into portals
• Firewire while flying
• Interview with Populous creator.
• Jordan Pollack answers AI and IP Questions
• Twilight of the Cryto Geeks
• MS and web standards, again
• UI design for programmers

12 April 2000

• Rise of the chickclickers
• Bill Gates hires Ralph Reed
• Dear Bill
• Bad MS, Bad
• Why DaveNet Changed
• TidBITS 526

10 April 2000

• AOL + Time Warner, worse than MS?
• SuSE for PPC
• Stephenson speach at privacy summit
• TriStrata
• John Carmak on Darwin
• Things you should not do, part 1
• The WebApps future

7 April 2000

• Celera completes one human's genome
• Cluetrain book review
• Silicon Valley's Renaissance Man

6 April 2000

• Darwin 1.0 installer ready for download
• Content moves to the edges
• Interview with creator of vorbis

5 April 2000

• Homebrew DSL
• Citizen Gates
• Post Gates World
• Throbbing e-mail
• Is the internet a ponzi scheme?

4 April 2000

• Wonderful world of Linux
• Your CPU will explode
• Incentive pay considered harmful
• Why MS couldn't settle
• MS Campus bombed
• RCFoC for 3 April 2000
• TidBITS 525
• End Game
• Internet Guru's Theory of Evolution

3 April 2000

• Darwin on Intel
• And more on that subject
• Salon's April 1 issue
• Spiritial Machines
• April Fool's jokes for programmers
• 5 habits of highly sucessful revolutions
• What if they built broadband and no one came?