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Michael Fraase says RCS is a "a swing and a miss." Hmm. Well, I sure hope not. It's funny, Michael calls me a sneaky bastard, but the way he does it, I like the way it feels. Sure makes for an interesting discussion over a few days among friends. ![]() ![]() ![]() As kind of a demo, here's what the Windows Performance Monitor looks like on a modern $2K machine running Radio 8. Look, it's actually doing some work. (Note: I have a huge www folder and upstreaming is turned on.) ![]() Adam Curry is bootstrapping euro.weblogs.com. ![]() Here's the public view of a virtually empty RCS. And here's the very helpful Help page. ![]() ![]() Daniel Salber has an RSS feed for VersionTracker. A very good idea. Done with Mark Paschal's Stapler tool for Radio. ![]() Hey Glenn has an RSS feed too. I'm subscribing right away. ![]() Russ Lipton explains the diff betw posts and stories. ![]() Julian Bond nails it. "From what can be seen of RCS at the moment, it could have been coded on many different platforms. The functionality could have been written in PHP, Python, PERL, as an Apache MOD in C++, Java, .NET and probably many others." ![]() That's correct. All formats and protocols implemented by RCS could be implemented in any environment that has support for XML, SOAP and XML-RPC; commercial or open source. Specs for every format and protocol on our websites. The basis for competition is performance, price and ease of use. Ours community server runs in Frontier and Radio, with the advantages that come from that. But there are lots of ways to slice it. ![]() Simon Fell: "I wonder if Dave is expecting any competition in the RCS space." ![]() 10/24/96: "The future's not ours to see." ![]() Chris Pirillo: "Hey retard! Why didn't you make a better product?" ![]() Archive of the RCS-DEV mail list for March 2002. This is the list we're using to test the software; when we go live this will be the support list for Radio Community Server. ![]() Here's some good news. Erin Clerico of Weblogger, the commercial Manila hosting service, has his Radio Community Server running. ![]() ![]() ![]() Sam Devore is taking notes on his Radio Community Server. "If there was a callback on the server when a new page came in I could call to the mainResponder search engine to index the page." There is such a callback. This is a docs-writing weekend here. ![]() Ernie the Attorney: "Who's to say what really happened?" ![]() Archive.Org has a copy of Jeff Bezo's open letter about patents, which I pointed to from Scripting News a couple of years ago. Ted Conway sent the original pointer, which now redirects to a page about Amazon's products. Moral of the story. The Web is fragile. Archive.Org is scotch tape that holds it together. ![]() Best wishes to all my friends who are at SXSW in Austin. I wish I could be there. Maybe next year. Send me pointers to stories from the show. I'm happy to be your remote blogger. ![]() 802.11b: Apple Base Station for Half Price. ![]() Adam: "Last night we premiered the BlogNewsNetwork radio show on dutch public broadcaster BNN." ![]() ![]() ![]() Yesterday I had a great phone talk with Seth Dillingham about search engines, Jabber, and the Frontier community. He's a nice guy and I appreciate that. I like working with him. That's all I wanted to say. ![]() ![]() |
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