Tuesday, January 12, 1999

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Dewayne Christensen's list is the most comprehensive.

Philippe Dambournet urges Frontier entrepreneurs (and UserLand) to think translation!

Are there any public servers that speak WDDX that we could test against? (Part of the Windows scripting thread.)

Eclectic Consulting: WDDX examples. These examples are not legal XML. There's no XML VERSION="1.0" header on the examples. I don't know if this is a problem with WDDX or just a problem with this site.

Paul Howson: Xmltr Suite for Frontier.

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Wired: All-Electronic IPOs.

CNN: Child's play or sexual harassment?

Pacific Bell: ADSL for millions of Californians. $39/mo.

Bell South: ADSL for millions of Southerners. $49.95/mo.

Ameritech: ADSL for a suburban Detroiters. $49.95/mo.

US West: ADSL for the Pacific Northwest. $59.95/mo.

Bell Atlantic: ADSL for Philadelphia. $59.95/mo.

ADSL for Washington DC on the Mail Page.

ADSL for Ontario. We're going nuts here. Keep em comin!

InfoWorld: Southwestern Bell readies ADSL rollout in five western states.

News.com: Y2K bugs come in with a whimper.

NY Times: Email on impeachment slows Senate servers.

SJ Merc: Internet stocks defy gravity? Single-day gain of as much as 60 percent.