Jeff Cheney: Internet

Google's index nearly doubles.

Fri, 12 Nov 2004 06:21:55 GMT

Bill Coughran: You probably never notice the large number that appears in tiny type at the bottom of the Google home page, but I do. It's a measure of how many pages we have in our index and gives an indication of how broadly we search to find the information you're looking for. Today that number nearly doubled to more than 8 billion pages. That made me smile...
[Google Blog - Live]

Happy birthday Internet!

Thu, 02 Sep 2004 21:39:25 GMT

Isabelle Hontebeyrie. The Web is 35 years old today. According to CNN, on September 2, 1969, "computer scientists at UCLA linked two bulky computers using a 15-foot gray cable, testing a new way to exchange data over networks."
[miss-information.net]

NOTE: While the Internet, and its "web" of interconnected computers, is 35 years old today, the World Wide Web, which is more commonly known as the "Web", wasn't created until 1990 and wasn't much of a web until Mosaic was released in 1993.

Wiretapping the Web

Tue, 17 Aug 2004 23:23:03 GMT

Paul Hardwick: A literal reading of electronic eavesdropping laws--coupled with a new FCC proposal--may make it easier for Washington to watch you online...
[Privacy Digest]

Internet != internet

Tue, 17 Aug 2004 20:56:44 GMT

Diego Doval: Wired has announced that they are ditching the capital 'I' in Internet [via Dave] as well as the capital W in Web and the capital N in Net. While I don't have an opinion about the Web and Net cases, I think that the case for Internet is different...
[d2r]

Go Gnus!

Fri, 11 Jul 2003 11:03:22 GMT

Jenny Levine: Another adventure down the SLS path to blogdom - What's Gnu is getting bloggy with it! More news, more often, now with an RSS feed!
[The Shifted Librarian]

Google ranks itself lower than AltaVista

Sun, 25 May 2003 22:01:11 GMT

Rogers Cadenhead: According to a discussion on Jeremy Zawodny's weblog, Google's tinkering with PageRank has put itself in third place for the term "search engine" behind Altavista and Excite.
[Workbench]

If you don't like Google's results, then wait a few hours and try again — they are constantly reindexing.

Button Maker's Easy User Interface

Sun, 25 May 2003 21:50:53 GMT

Dave Winer: It took me a while to trip over the easy user interface for the button maker. Hey it's really easy.
[Scripting News]

SchoolBlogs

Sun, 25 May 2003 21:46:42 GMT

Adam Curry: Peter Ford is starting up a new year of class project weblogs. A fave. (these weblogs are all made by 6th graders!)
[Adam Curry: Adam Curry's Weblog]

weblogs and web services (or blogging APIs cont.)

Sun, 25 May 2003 21:43:30 GMT

Diego Doval: Timothy Appnel on Weblogs, Web Services and the Future, on blogging APIs, RSS, and web services, that touches on some issues that were not considered at length in the original thread.
[d2r]

United Nations of blogs

Sun, 25 May 2003 21:30:32 GMT

Hossein Derakhshan: I loved BlogTalk and the friendly and diverse atmosphere that it created for two, three days. We had so much...
[Editor: Myself (English)]

Secret Shopper

Thu, 01 May 2003 06:50:01 GMT

Rogers Cadenhead: Special thanks to a secret shopper. Using one of the affiliate links on this site, someone visited Amazon.Com and bought 118 copies of The Barbecue! Bible at a cost of $1,650. I'm not sure how I merited this unexpected windfall, but to my anonymous barbecue-loving benefactor: Thanks for the $82.60!
[Workbench]

Blogs and InfoWorld

Tue, 29 Apr 2003 18:13:53 GMT

Jon Udell: When a writer for IDG's newsletter asked me some questions about how weblogs relate to InfoWorld's mission, I realized I might as well use the medium self-reflexively. I'm more often an interviewer than an interviewee. But like a lot of other distinctions, that one has lately begun to blur. By posting a draft of my answers to his questions, I hope to demonstrate -- not just describe -- the process of public writing and cross-blog commentary. I expect this writer will wind up with a deeper and richer story as a result. That, of course, is exactly why I think blogs matter to InfoWorld. ...
[Jon's Radio]

Mother of Invention

Mon, 14 Apr 2003 19:50:25 GMT

John Borland, Paul Festa, David Becker and Mike Yamamoto: How the Mosaic browser triggered a digital revolution.
[CNET News.com]

Operation Mozilla Freedom

Mon, 31 Mar 2003 23:24:12 GMT

Mike Donellan: Operation Mozilla Freedom began five years ago today. Cool!
[blackholebrain]

Peaceblogging

Sat, 29 Mar 2003 19:56:47 GMT

Mark Pilgrim: People who say they can't find evidence of a peaceblogging movement should probably try harder. (78 words)
[dive into mark]

NetNewsWire 1.0 is Shipping

Wed, 12 Feb 2003 03:18:35 GMT

Sheila Simmons: Get it while it's hot!.
[Sheila News]

NetNewsWire 1.0 is Shipping

Wed, 12 Feb 2003 02:00:33 GMT

Brent Simmons: NetNewsWire 1.0 is shipping!
[inessential.com]

Verisign no longer operates the .org registry

Wed, 01 Jan 2003 21:55:30 GMT

Bret Fausett: January 1st, 2003. Verisign no longer operates the .org registry. Welcome PIR!
[icann.Blog]

Give peace a chance — maintain your own weblog!

Wed, 01 Jan 2003 07:17:48 GMT

Final Thoughts for 2002

Give peace a chance — maintain your own weblog!

If everyone in the world had a weblog, then we could eliminate a lot of the fear of the unknown that fuels prejudice. Anywhere you go people are more alike than they are different. If everyone had a weblog, then this would be more obvious to everyone. It could even lead to World peace.

Thank you for blogging!
[Jeff's Weblog]

Understanding Weblogs

Tue, 31 Dec 2002 02:57:29 GMT

Dave Winer: An interesting article about weblogs at O'Reilly. Thanks for the balanced view of the history of RSS, and thanks for demo'ing weblogs through Radio UserLand.
[Scripting News]

AOL Blogs

Tue, 31 Dec 2002 02:54:10 GMT

Chronicle: Look for "Web logs", or online diaries, to become an even bigger cultural force in 2003, when America Online is expected to launch its own Web logging tools.
[Jeff's Weblog]

Iranian blogger's meeting

Fri, 27 Dec 2002 04:31:58 GMT

Hossein Derakhshan: 15 months after the first waves, Blogging seems to prove so popular among young Iranian boys and girls that now the number of Persian (or Farsi) weblogs has jumped to more than 9,000. Almost half of them are using Blogger.com's free service and other half are using a similar but more Persian-friendly online application, created by Iranian programmers, called Persianblog.com. Tomorrow, they are gathering in a big conference hall in Tehran to meet other colleagues and bloggers and to share what they've experienced during their lovely days of a rare thing in Iranian history: absolute freedom of expression.
[MetaFilter]

News oragnizations and RSS feeds...

Thu, 26 Dec 2002 20:51:32 GMT

Jeremy Zawodny: I just ran across everyone's favorite orange XML image on the Christian Science Monitor. Upon clicking on it, I came to a page listing all their RSS feeds. Nice. I subscribed to a few. I wish the other major news...
[Jeremy Zawodny's blog]

Blogs Make the Headlines

Tue, 24 Dec 2002 04:33:19 GMT

Noah Shachtman: It's been said that newspapers write the first draft of history, but now there are blogs. These days, online scribes often get the news before it's fit to print.
[Wired News]

Penn Jillette

Tue, 17 Dec 2002 11:34:45 GMT

Penn Jillette: My favorite thing about the Internet is that you get to go into the private world of real creeps without having to smell them.
[Quotes of the Day]

Anonymous Weblogging

Mon, 16 Dec 2002 12:38:12 GMT

Rob Bender: Reverend Jim pretty much sums up my feelings about my own weblog. While in many ways I am proud of this site and enjoy chronicling my thoughts in public like this, there's definitely concerns about how it would be perceived by people I know and work with (in part why I haven't posted as much lately). When my big project went live, I did post a link to the website, but I took it down shortly afterwards for fear that this would show up in their webserver logs. I'm thinking of removing my name from this site (except maybe for an About Me page) so it wouldn't rank #2 on a Google search for my name.
[Heaven, Hell or Hoboken]

Is your weblog working for you or are you working for your weblog?

I have much more respect and dedicate far more time to reading weblogs when I think I know who the author is and can gauge their performance over time.

I expect the worst from anonymous weblogs.

This is not to say that there's no time or place for anonymous weblogs. They're just very different beasts and I think most people who seek anonymity do so with bad judgement.

If you feel the need to vent something that you're not willing to own up to, then maybe the web isn't the best place to do it. I'd suggest someplace more private.

Search Integrity

Thu, 21 Nov 2002 19:41:24 GMT

Clarence Westberg: With Search123, Overture and other pay-per-click search companies, you can bid for placement in top search slots. I am not interested in getting search results based on who bids the highest for key search results. It should be interesting watching Google and pay-per-click companies try to outwit each other.
[Clarence Westberg's Radio Weblog]

Readers' Advisory for Blogs

Thu, 21 Nov 2002 06:43:18 GMT

Jenny Levine: There seems to be a renewed increase in finding new sites of interest based on blogs and RSS. I really wish I had more time to play with all of these right now, but here's what I'm trying to track...
[The Shifted Librarian]

Brent's Law of Weblogs

Wed, 13 Nov 2002 23:47:29 GMT

Brent's Law of Weblogs: If you're not syndicating, you're not publishing.
[inessential.com]

RSS skipHours

Wed, 13 Nov 2002 23:13:37 GMT

Dave Winer: Mark Pilgrim reports that the optimizations that UserLand and other aggregator developers deployed in the last few weeks have saved him substantially on bandwidth costs. He says "On a normal day when I updated repeatedly throughout the day, your support for conditional GET reduced my aggregator-related traffic by almost 40%." His stats page now tracks the savings.
[Scripting News]

Newsmonster

Tue, 12 Nov 2002 20:13:06 GMT

Adam Curry: Newsmonster is a java based news aggregator. It gathers updates from your favourite weblogs and any other sites that support "RSS". Install from the browser is very slick. Too bad java really requires a hinking processor to perform best.
[Adam Curry: Adam Curry's Weblog]

Why don't I publish an audio or video weblog?

Fri, 08 Nov 2002 23:41:22 GMT

John Robb: Why don't I publish an audio or video weblog? It costs too much.
[John Robb's Radio Weblog]

Choose Your URIs Carefully

Fri, 08 Nov 2002 20:40:18 GMT

Phillip J. Windley: In my white paper on Enabling Web Services, one of the principles that I proffer is "Cool URIs Don't Change" (which, of course, is the title of a paper from Tim Berners-Lee). The larger point, however, is that URIs should be carefully designed, not just haphazardly thrown together. I just discovered a paper by Jon Udell from September 2000 called "The Art of Organizing Search Results" which makes the point even more strongly. Pay special attention to the second page of the article where he describes a de facto API for the Oreilly web site that was created inadvertently simply by choosing the URI conventions with common sense.
[Windley's Enterprise Computing Weblog]

OS X port of Rotor

Thu, 07 Nov 2002 01:47:46 GMT

Simon Fell: Now that the OS X port of Rotor is available, and there's faster & cheaper PowerBooks available, there's no excuse for not owning a Mac!
[Simon Fell]

NetNewsWire Lite 1.0.2b5

Thu, 07 Nov 2002 00:53:15 GMT

Brent Simmons: NetNewsWire Lite 1.0.2b5 fixes a few bugs: links in the HTML view are displayed on mouse-over, old-but-still-current items are no longer marked as unread. See the change notes for more details.
[inessential.com]

Chimera

Wed, 06 Nov 2002 04:10:36 GMT

Wes Felter: Chimera 0.6 is looking really good.
[Hack the Planet]

NetNewsWire Lite 1.0.2b4

Tue, 05 Nov 2002 04:06:37 GMT

Rob McNair-Huff: Ranchero's wildly popular NetNewsWire Lite program has a new beta version out tonight. Among the features: Bandwidth stats, support for HTTP redirects and more... Release notes | Download
[Mac Net Journal]

Who owns your e-mail?

Tue, 29 Oct 2002 22:28:14 GMT

Who owns your e-mail?. Freelance TV producer Nancy Carter says she missed out on a job opportunity when an e-mail ended up in a suspended Internet account. Now she wants to reform the ISP industry.
[CNET News.com]

Weblogs.Com for RSS

Mon, 28 Oct 2002 20:13:38 GMT

Dave Winer: Announcing Weblogs.Com for RSS. The beginning of a bootstrap to improve the performance of the RSS network.
[Scripting News]

When the Spam Hits the Blogs

Sun, 27 Oct 2002 06:28:53 GMT

When the Spam Hits the Blogs. The latest trick of bulk e-mail marketers is to hit the referral logs of popular weblogs, and the bloggers are hopping mad. By Michelle Delio.
[Wired News]

Invasion of Privacy

Sat, 26 Oct 2002 03:50:40 GMT

David Weinberger: "1. Go to google.com 2. Type in your phone number, in quotation marks 3. When it finds your name and address, click on "Maps" 4. You are here." If you live in the United States, you get a map to your home address. And we think whois is invasive...
[icann.Blog]

A corollary to Adam Curry's "There are no secrets, only information that you don't yet have" — There is no privacy, only illusions to which you are still blind.

RSS Explorer Tool

Fri, 18 Oct 2002 20:06:00 GMT

Dave Winer: Beta: RSS Explorer Tool. A nice check-box interface for discovering new RSS sources. It's a beta, which means there could be bugs, and more features and fixes are probably coming. But it's pretty darned useful right now. For those who don't have Radio yet, here's a screen shot.
[Scripting News]

Mac OS X and J2EE

Sat, 12 Oct 2002 21:53:26 GMT

Robert Barksdale: Thanks to JBoss and other J2EE application servers, your Mac OS X system can play in the J2EE Big Leagues....
[ZOPEN-X: Web Dev and OS X]

PGP 8.0 public beta for Mac OS X

Fri, 11 Oct 2002 20:20:00 GMT

Rob McNair-Huff: Macintouch notes the availability of PGP 8.0 public beta this morning, including a version to run under Mac OS X.
[Mac Net Journal]

Organica

Wed, 09 Oct 2002 20:51:27 GMT

Organica crawls weblogs and "makes statistics on what's popular right now, related sites, who links to who, which tools are being used, webservers being used for weblogs and so on."
[Scripting News]

Sendmail Hacked

Wed, 09 Oct 2002 17:55:50 GMT

CERT: Sendmail Hacked. Copies of the Sendmail source code have been hacked and now contain a Trojan horse.
[internetnews.com: Top News]

Directory of Blog Software

Sun, 06 Oct 2002 04:26:50 GMT

Christian Crumlish: Al Macintyre's building a directory of blog software
[Radio Free Blogistan]

Domain Registry Bundles Blogging

Fri, 04 Oct 2002 22:13:11 GMT

Domain Registry Bundles Blogging. Looking to turn an Internet phenomenon into a business edge, .NU Domain offers customers free software to create and maintain their own Web blogs.
[internetnews.com: Top News]

RSS Gaining Critical Mass

Fri, 04 Oct 2002 19:16:21 GMT

Jeremy Zawodny: "Is it just me, or is RSS really, really close to critical mass?"
[Scripting News]

SANS/FBI Names Top 20 Network Threats

Wed, 02 Oct 2002 22:16:35 GMT

SANS/FBI Names Top 20 Network Threats. Realizing many IT departments don't have the time, resources or inclination to plug up breaches in its network, a new report points out the biggest vulnerabilities by operating system.
[internetnews.com: Top News]

Apache 2 for Mac OS X

Sat, 28 Sep 2002 06:04:29 GMT

Bill Humphries: Looking for an Apache 2.0 to run under OS X.2? Server Logistics has packages for Apache (which install under /Library), Perl, PHP, Tomcat, and other server components.
[More Like This WebLog]

Ass-o-tron

Thu, 26 Sep 2002 23:18:56 GMT

Jake Savin: Ok, now this may sound a bit strange, but I was talking with my brother on the phone tonight, showing him the new search features in Frontier 9. Of course, little punk that he is (just kidding Pete), the first term he searches for is "ass". No results (duh). We then had the (misguided) idea of searching Google for the word "ass" and among others, up pops the Ass-o-tron. This is the one that really got me laughing: www.whitehouse.gov (rated PG-13). (Note: The only reason for this post's existence is so I'll show up higher on Google searches for the word "ass" -- not!)
[Jake's Radio 'Blog]

Aggregator survey

Sat, 21 Sep 2002 22:52:58 GMT

Mark Pilgrim: According to my own statistics, 771 readers have used identifiable news aggregators to read my site in the past few days. Here's how it breaks down. (118 words)
[dive into mark]

RSS 2.0 Spec

Thu, 19 Sep 2002 02:08:26 GMT

Brent Simmons: RSS 2.0 Spec. Area man finalizes spec. Universe to end shortly.
[ranchero.com]

David M Johnson

Tue, 17 Sep 2002 04:58:32 GMT

Congratulations to David M Johnson who recently passed me on the all-time most-read list:

65.	Matthew Langham's Radio Weblog	26,893
66.	Blogging Roller	26,659
67.	Jeff's Radio Weblog	26,314
68.	The Fat Guy	26,065
69.	jenett.radio	25,622

Rhode Family History

Mon, 09 Sep 2002 03:44:50 GMT

A little over a year ago I published my Alaska Photolog including pictures and text about my grandmother, Ruth Rhode Cheney, my great-uncle Leo Rhode and their cousin, Lois Rhode Irvin. Yesterday I received an email from a distant relative in the Rhode family who found my site via Google and pointed me to the Rhode Family History. How cool is that?
[Jeff's Weblog]

The Future of RSS

Fri, 30 Aug 2002 13:40:37 GMT

Dave Winer: Heads-up. I'm doing my first post-surgery technical project, a merging of the RSS 0.91 spec with the 0.92 addenda, and documenting the new features in 0.94 and including a roadmap for evolution, all in one Web doc with a liberal copyright. Should have a draft ready later today.
[Scripting News]

More Thoughts on Lessig

Fri, 23 Aug 2002 02:38:50 GMT

Dave Winer: I've had a few people offer to buy Lessig's book for me. No thanks. I would read excerpts of it if it were available for free on the Web. See the irony of that for what it's worth.
[Scripting News]

Python Community Server

Fri, 16 Aug 2002 07:19:21 GMT

Thanks to Robert Barksdale and Phil Pearson for inviting me to try out Python Community Server. I don't know if they planned it this way, but I ended up with almost the same user number. How cool is that?

The Eatonweb Edit Your Weblog Listing Drive

Thu, 15 Aug 2002 06:22:26 GMT

The Eatonweb Edit Your Weblog Listing Drive.
[Scripting News]

Simple CMSes and PHP Security

Sat, 10 Aug 2002 03:59:20 GMT

Bill Humphries: The featured story on this week's A List Apart generated a discussion on security in PHP applications. The moral of the story is never trust path information that's handed to your application via GET and POST.
[More Like This WebLog]

Notes on installing PHP and MySQL on OS X 10.1.5

Sat, 10 Aug 2002 03:16:40 GMT

John VanDyk: Notes on installing PHP and MySQL on OS X 10.1.5. I found lots of disjointed information but nothing that stepped me through the whole process.
[View from an Iowa Homestead]

Dive into Accessibility

Sat, 10 Aug 2002 01:30:39 GMT

Mike Donellan: Bryan Bell is now evangelizing *Markism* [via Dave] -- and hey, I think we ALL should dive into that!
[blackholebrain]

Organica

Thu, 08 Aug 2002 06:34:54 GMT

Organica crawls weblogs and makes statistics on what's popular right now, related sites, who links to who, which tools are being used, webservers being used for weblogs and so on. At least that's what the about page claims...

Weblog Ecosystems

Wed, 07 Aug 2002 01:12:58 GMT

Rob Charles' Blogsphere Ecosystem and Phillip Pearson's Blogging Ecosystem are both interesting ways to orient yourself and find new weblogs — taken with a grain of salt, of course...

Beware your password on PayPal

Tue, 06 Aug 2002 23:38:41 GMT

Rob McNair-Huff. Low End Mac publisher Dan Knight offers a chilling example of the security shortcomings of using PayPal in Hijacked on PayPal. PayPal, a convenient way to exchange funds, an easy way to be robbed.
[Mac Net Journal]

Dive into Changes in XHTML 2.0

Tue, 06 Aug 2002 22:39:45 GMT

Mark Pilgrim: The W3C has published the first working draft of XHTML 2.0. Here's what's new. (141 words)
[dive into mark]

Cash'n'Carrion sinks claws into Nigerian 419 scam

Tue, 06 Aug 2002 18:44:48 GMT

The Register: You read the email, you sent the cash, now wear the shirt.
[The Register]

BlogStreet

Tue, 06 Aug 2002 04:54:11 GMT

Oliver Willis: According to the BlogStreet Top 100, O-dub.com is the #99 most linked to blog.
[OliverWillis.com]

I'm practically a nobody, according to BlogStreet...

Blog Tree

Tue, 06 Aug 2002 00:46:27 GMT

Dave Winer: Have you checked out BlogTree? It's now got 1792 registered weblogs. It's a really cool idea, it's totally taking off.
[Scripting News]

Blog Tree

Mon, 05 Aug 2002 23:27:07 GMT

Marc Barrot: Congrats to Paolo on such a happy occasion... "slam" doesn't have such luck, but I'm still working on it
[s l a m]

Syndic8 is One

Sat, 03 Aug 2002 20:34:27 GMT

Ben Hammersley: Syndic8.com is one year old today!
[Content Syndication with XML and RSS]

Don't Link to Us!

Sat, 03 Aug 2002 20:16:49 GMT

Don't Link to Us! "links to sites that attempt to impose substantial restrictions on other sites that link to them."
[Scripting News]

Real World Style

Fri, 02 Aug 2002 01:56:47 GMT

Paul Victor Novarese: I just implemented the "7-10 split" technique — from Real World Style (via marcpasc) — in about five minutes to ditch the table I was using in my footer to put the copyright and other stuff on the left and the calendar on the right and do it the "right way" in CSS.
[gammatron (phase ii)]

Bounty of Blog Software

Wed, 31 Jul 2002 05:40:41 GMT

Alwin Hawkins: Well, I tried installing MT again tonight. No luck. Not that I need to, I already have more bloody blogging software deployed than anyone really needs. Manila through Weblogger, Radio, pMachine, Tinderbox.
[ViewFromTheHeart]

No, you're not a geek, Al. All the geeks I know use at least half a dozen pieces of blog software.

Weblogging is not dead

Mon, 29 Jul 2002 21:37:38 GMT

Shelley Powers: I wanted to take a moment and apologize for my earlier note on weblogging being dead. Weblogging is not dead...
[Burningbird Network]

Salon Blogs

Thu, 25 Jul 2002 04:48:33 GMT

Salon Media Group, in partnership with UserLand Software, today announced the launch of Salon Blogs, a new service that will allow Salon's users to publish their own weblogs through Salon.
[Scripting News]

Scott Rosenberg

Wed, 24 Jul 2002 02:43:38 GMT

Dave Winer: Scott Rosenberg, Salon's managing editor, has a new weblog, and it's very nice. I've known Scott for quite a few years, he wrote one of the first articles about weblogs, in May 1999. His weblog is edited with Radio UserLand, and that makes me proud. You can subscribe to Scott's weblog with Radio's news aggregator. Stay tuned for more Salon weblog links.
[Scripting News]

30 days to a more accessible weblog

Fri, 19 Jul 2002 07:43:00 GMT

Mark Pilgrim: 30 days to a more accessible weblog — Conclusion.
[dive into mark]

30 days to a more accessible weblog

Fri, 19 Jul 2002 07:02:04 GMT

Mark Pilgrim: 30 days to a more accessible weblog — Day 30: Creating an accessibility statement.
[dive into mark]

30 days to a more accessible weblog

Fri, 19 Jul 2002 06:51:46 GMT

Mark Pilgrim: 30 days to a more accessible weblog — Day 29: Making everything searchable.
[dive into mark]

30 days to a more accessible weblog

Thu, 18 Jul 2002 05:03:32 GMT

Mark Pilgrim: 30 days to a more accessible weblog — Day 28: Labeling form elements.
[dive into mark]

30 days to a more accessible weblog

Tue, 16 Jul 2002 22:34:57 GMT

Mark Pilgrim: 30 days to a more accessible weblog — Day 27: Using real headers.
[dive into mark]

30 days to a more accessible weblog

Mon, 15 Jul 2002 20:43:48 GMT

Mark Pilgrim: 30 days to a more accessible weblog — Day 26: Using relative font sizes.
[dive into mark]

Lifetime Domain Name

Mon, 15 Jul 2002 20:33:50 GMT

Adam Curry: I'm pretty sure I want my family to keep the curry.com domain name as long as it is relevant, which I bet will be more than 9 years. Should I write this in my will, or is there a registrar willing to quote me a price for a lifetime domain name?
[Adam Curry's Weblog]

Indian Weblogs

Mon, 15 Jul 2002 07:33:47 GMT

Dave Winer: Hey here's a list of Indian weblogs.
[Scripting News]

RSSEngine

Sat, 13 Jul 2002 23:12:58 GMT

Jenny Levine: James Linden is going to town with RSS! He's moving the Snewp feeds to a new location at RSSEngine, which also has its own blog (naturally you can subscribe to it). He's providing 180 feeds right now...
[The Shifted Librarian]

OpenBSD 3.0 Honeypot Whitepaper

Sat, 13 Jul 2002 22:44:05 GMT

OpenBSD 3.0 Honeypot Whitepaper
[Slashdot: Index]

30 days to a more accessible weblog

Fri, 12 Jul 2002 19:43:44 GMT

Mark Pilgrim: 30 days to a more accessible weblog — Day 25: Using real horizontal rules (or faking them properly).
[dive into mark]

How to link to The Register

Fri, 12 Jul 2002 04:41:41 GMT

How to link to The Register.
[The Register]

30 days to a more accessible weblog

Fri, 12 Jul 2002 02:12:32 GMT

Mark Pilgrim: 30 days to a more accessible weblog — Day 24: Providing text equivalents for image maps.
[dive into mark]

30 days to a more accessible weblog

Thu, 11 Jul 2002 01:31:25 GMT

Mark Pilgrim: 30 days to a more accessible weblog — Day 23: Providing text equivalents for images.
[dive into mark]

JWZ on RSS

Wed, 10 Jul 2002 21:38:32 GMT

Jamie Zawinski: I remember when RSS was about to completely change the world: the web was going to work completely differently by the end of 1998 at the latest. It's nice to see that something useful is finally coming of it. The handful of sites out there like userland.com have all just seemed profoundly useless to me, but being able to dump sites I want to read daily into my LJ friends list is very cool.
[jwz]

Obviously Jamie hasn't been keeping up with UserLand in quite a while...

Livejournal RSS

Tue, 09 Jul 2002 12:37:52 GMT

Ben Hammersley: Chalk up a milestone, people. Livejournal's Mark Kraft writes to tell us: LiveJournal is now supports the importing of RSS...
[Content Syndication with XML and RSS]

New activeRenderer RSS Feed

Tue, 09 Jul 2002 07:02:05 GMT

Marc Barrot: I've just created a new Radio category for activeRenderer related posts. [read more]
[s l a m]

Moveable Type Supports Web Accessibility

Tue, 09 Jul 2002 06:40:34 GMT

Hal Rager: Jonathon notes that Mena Trott at MoveableType has "been integrating Mark's suggestions into the default templates and will release these changes in our next release." That would be Mark Pilgrim's suggestions in 30 days to a more accessible weblog. very very cool.
[blivet]

30 days to a more accessible weblog

Mon, 08 Jul 2002 20:14:42 GMT

Mark Pilgrim: 30 days to a more accessible weblog — Day 21: Ignoring spacer images.
[dive into mark]

RSSFeed Plugin for movable type

Mon, 08 Jul 2002 19:25:37 GMT

Ben Hammersley: Talking of Movable Type, robertrainwater.com has a nice plugin for MT2.2 - RSSFeed will let you load RSS Feeds into your templates.
[Content Syndication with XML and RSS]

NewsIsFree RSS

Mon, 08 Jul 2002 19:22:34 GMT

Mike Krus: The NewsIsFree RSS exports now no longer contain the description fields for the items. Just a title.
[Too Much News]

Manila Support for MetaWeblog API

Fri, 05 Jul 2002 23:23:05 GMT

You're welcome, Dave! And thanks to Jake for making me look like a hero.
[Jeff's Weblog]