Wednesday, June 09, 2004

News.Com: Google mulls RSS support. Cool. 

I agree with most of what's in today's News.Com article about Google and RSS, but there are several things I take issue with.  

Political Wire: Poll Shows Kerry With Solid Lead Nationwide. 

FreeCache looks interesting, especially in relation to RSS enclosures. Thanks to JY for the pointer. 

ModTorrent is a "drop in solution for Apache servers when deploying the BitTorrent file swarming technology." 

Steve Hooker: "Fear, uncertainty, doubt!" 

NY Times: "TiVo, the maker of a popular digital video recorder, plans to announce a new set of Internet-based services today that will further blur the line between programming delivered over traditional cable and satellite channels and content from the Internet." 

Jim Moore is organizing a rally for Sudan in Cambridge tonight. 

Today's forecast -- high of 95. Tomorrow's high 65. How do they know this stuff? Hope they're right! Postscript: At 1:30PM it's 95, only one thing to do. 

Roger Ebert: "Tarantino has made a masterful saga that celebrates the martial arts genre while kidding it, loving it, and transcending it." 

11/02/95: "Our new cave needs curtains and party favors." 

Next Monday, June 14, is the two-year anniversary of my surviving heart disease and quitting smoking. 

Wikipedia: "The Soup Nazi... required customers to his soup restaurant to follow his meticulous, seemingly arbitrary soup-ordering instructions to the letter, lest they be refused service by his insistent avowal, 'No soup for you!'" 

BBC: "Poorer people regard smoking as one of the few pleasures they have access to, Health Secretary John Reid has said." 

Last year on this day: "Don't mistake comfort for truth."