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More Bainbridge Ferry pictures, and Microsoft visitor badges.  The first picture in the sequence is sure to get top billing on Scripting News at some point. The Seattle skyline was looking pretty good yesterday. The water of Puget Sound will make a good backdrop for the name of the site.  Northern Voice is a blogging unconference in Feb 2005 in Vancouver. 
There's something missing from Windows. An application that hooks into the outbound Internet message flow, and shows me where messages are going. This would allow me to figure out what spyware is running on my system even if the various utilities can't get rid of them. Then the next step would be to allow me to block traffic to certain servers. That would disable the spyware. It seems that I should have control of my machine at that level.   Jeff Sandquist says that Windows XP SP2 has this feature. Cool!  News.Com: "Microsoft on Friday wrapped up development on a long-awaited security update to Windows XP."  Mary Jo Foley says Microsoft will release a local disk search before the end of the year.  
Steve Gillmor's Ode to iPod.   Today, more meetings at Microsoft. Already I've learned that the interest in blogging and RSS in Microsoft is deep, broad and long into the future.   President Bush: "Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we."   Washington Post: English, a Battleground State.  NY Times: "Silicon Valley's digerati, traditionally the biggest proponents of initial public offerings of technology stocks, are overwhelmingly bearish on Google's anticipated offering." 
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