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InternetWeek: XML will become ubiquitous. I hope so!

A landmark piece on Java in Marketing Computers. If you read one piece on Java this month, be sure to read this one. As far as I'm concerned, they got the story, totally.

Hey we won another award, this time for Scripting News. Thank you thank you thank you!

Did you know that there is a http://www.y2k.com/?

Seattle Times: Is Microsoft putting on a softer public face?

From Bruce Francis at MSNBC: "I interviewed Jobs [yesterday] morning. Quizzed him on the CEO search, and he walked off in the middle of a LIVE interview. A kinder, gentler Jobs? Not from my perspective!"

Here's the video. Requires Microsoft NetShow.

I just re-listened to the Jobs interview, and his last words were We agreed we weren't going to talk about this. That explains why he walked out. A thumb's up to the MSNBC folks for not editing that out.

A note to the remaining Mac enthusiasts who can't tolerate anything but mindless enthusiasm for their "cause" -- what you do has a clinical definition. It's called control. Look it up in a psychology textbook. It's ridiculous to think that your viewpoint is the only valid one. To try to make people conform to your view of the world is a very offensive and immature (and boring!) way to respond to disagreement.

To which I add... Steve Jobs says Think Different. I say Think For Yourself!

     

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