beo daily - daily stuff

31 March 2000

• UFO - Unmaintained Open Source projects
• Atari 800 web server
• Pretty Earth Pictures - EarthKam
• Viola and prior art
• Attachment parents
• Robert Cringely explains Microsoft
• Risks 20.86

30 March 2000

• Perl 5.6.0 is out
• MP3 ASM
• MP3Tech
• XML protocol comparision chart
• Business Method Patents, new procedures
• Jini in a bottle
• Deep Hyperlinking
• Geek Pride in Boston
• An Eulogy for Iridium
• Internet Turning Point
• Cphack and the GPL
• NAB sues the RIAA
• Protesting DMCA
• Musician's fighting Napster

29 March 2000

• How to get hired

28 March 2000

• RMS Audio interview
• TidBITS 523
• Xwindows disaster
• Is that all?
• Eye candy

27 March 2000

• This is a scream
• How to do web hosting. The bit about the MIT power outage is great
• Spiritial Robots symposium

26 March 2000

• Risks 20.85
• Why Gecko matters
• MS Net Initiatives
• 7 qbit Quantum computer

24 March 2000

• Celera has just released the full sequence of all the genes of a fruit fly
• Said sequence is available at GenBank
• Ask Slashdot about online bill payment
• Napster is stealing from us?
• Save Iridium
• Google and the Open Directory Project
• Copyright Catfight

23 March 2000

• iMac rackmount project
• Upping your Powerbook
• People vs the recording industry
• The IT labor shortage
• Beyond the charts
• Blow the dot
• Weblogs suck

22 March 2000

• A new RCFoC
• A new JOHO
• TidBITS 522
• HOWL.com
• You've got XML
• XML doesn't solve problems all by itself
• The future doesn't need us from Bill Joy
• A new version of Ubiquity
• Netfuture #104

21 March 2000

• Note to linux folks
• Why not MacOS
• Gnutella
• Biting the bullet - publishing on the net
• Infobloat
• The Vorbis audio codec
• XHTML is a Revolution -- NOT

20 March 2000

• Solves all of my data storage problems. Scotch Tape drives
• First publicly accessable unix system
• Tips on landing a linux friendly job
• Activist fund
• Infinite Monkey Protocol suite
• XML Compatibility
• Risks 20.84
• Computing moving exponentially
• Goose that laid the golden egg
• A nice discussion of Morphic

18 March 2000

• Hunkerin' down in Cupertino
• Which unix should you choose?
• Geek Astrology

17 March 2000

• The dead media project
• Opinions of the renaissance and silicon valley today
• The harm of patents
• Davenet - Touch of gray
• Internet based office suite
• Give my regards to broadband
• Patent your DTDs
• Scientifc studies on peeps

16 March 2000

• Borg through the back door?
• MS is angering their MSCEs
• The MS response
• Twinkle Twinkle little prime
• Fooling with XUL
• Web Economy Bullshit generator
• Homeopathic cures. Also popular here in Switzerland.
• Cyberbit Unicode font
• Patty Maes and open ratings
• More unicode stuff at http://www.czyborra.com/
• Lazy optimization
• 10 driving principles of the new economy?

15 March 2000

• To open source or not
• Who owns ideas part 1
• Who owns ideas part 2
• Patent death pending
• MailTunnelling protocol

14 March 2000

• Chris Nolan, dot com journalist
• Overcapitalized startups and Ferrari's
• SqueakEnd '00
• Visual Works XML Framework
• XML Database products

13 March 2000

• Davenet - What is an internet app
• RMS talks about Amazon's patents
• Bill Joy on the extinction of humans
• Slashdot thoughts on genetic engineering
• flatland
• Indian (as in India) software development centers. India is a very beautiful country.

12 March 2000

• Verisign-NSI deal
• The breaking of cyber patrol 4
• Oh Great, another boneheaded patent
• James Gleick on Patents
• Truly significant web apps
• Talking Patents
• National Electric Drag Racing association
• iOpener running Linux

10 March 2000

• iBook disk corruption solved?
• MP3 encoders
• Amazon and patents
• Symantec trys to censor criticism

9 March 2000

• Walnut Creek and BSDI to merge
• Review of Database Nation. Scary..
• Digital Millenium Copyright act, part deux
• Part one
• Genome project fighting
• The Green email client for macs. Small, fast, and 68k
• MS and expertise
• Well, if I ever move to CA I know where I'm going to live. Hint, it's the *NO* areas!
• California backlash
• Terminus - a poem about rape and murder in the balkans
• The net doesn't change everything
• XML - being resourceful
• XTEC2000 Conference Reports
• Voice XML 1.0

8 March 2000

• Can IBM and Motorola get along?
• Multics schedulers
• It looks like it will be Gore vs W
• XML Mag on soap
• Programmable browsers
• Damn, Cal Prop 22 passes
• Journalism is not dead

7 March 2000

• Game developers
• MS owns the web. Well, not all of use use MS products.
• MS is having trouble hiring people

6 March 2000

• 3d Tour bus
• Mac Sound stuff
• Why the tech industry wants dropouts
• CIOs worry about UCITA
• Salon on the free software project
• Asking permission to sell information on consumers
• Greed undermines the benefits of digital technology

5 March 2000

• SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) proposal
• XML tutorial
• Livable alternatives to wage slavery
• Intertwingle
• Bruce Sterling - a letter from 2035
• Eazel the comeback tour
• Tim O'Reilly's conversation with Jeff Bezos

3 March 2000

• Gonzo marketing, winning through worst practices
• The AMD Motorola Paradox
• Email, privacy, and the law
• NASA may crash galileo
• FTC and privacy
• SGI sells Cray to tera
• MS Invents Symbolic Links! What a huge huge advance
• Hmm, maybe the iBook will boot netBSD

2 March 2000

• The LAPD gang
• Where do you NOT want to work today

1 March 2000

• out there
• genvy
• Pratical XML with Linux