Wednesday, February 23, 2005

A new slogan for RSS?  

A movie of tonight's thunderstorm. It's like summer here in Florida, high 70s, low 80s; and it's February. I rented a beach house today. For the first time since college I'm a southern boy, y'all.  

Dan Gillmor hasn't commented on the Eason Jordan affair because "I still don't know what the man actually said at the now-notorious World Economic Forum panel." 

KCRW: Podcasting is the Word. 

Last night's moon rise over the Atlantic. 

Sue Polinsky comments on my analysis of AutoLink. 

Gary Price: Google Goes to the Movies. 

Sylvia introduces the blog of Oakland mayor Jerry Brown. 

Dear Wired, please get a fact-checker. 

Don Park says AutoLink should be opt-in only. I agree. 

It's Wednesday so the Chapel Hill Bloggers Meetup is tonight, 6PM. 

Kottke: "I recently quit my web design gig and -- as of today -- will be working on kottke.org as my full-time job." 

Google Watch: "The toolbar updates automatically, without asking." 

Jessica Baumgart on car navigation systems.  

IE Blog: What have you guys been doing since IE6? 

Ben Edelman: "Google is far from blameless in the spyware battle." 

eWeek report on Edelman's research. 

WebReference reviews a program called FTPEditor, which is a text editor and an FTP client. It's a problem more nimbly solved by upstreaming, which allows you to use the editor you like best, and can upload any file type, text, graphics, etc.