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I'm pretty sure my servers are infected with this worm. They've been rebooting all weekend at weird times.   Amyloo: "Eventually the meaning of a name comes around to equate to the thing it names, and sheds any other initial associations, bad or good."  Business 2.0: "What if Google wanted to give Wi-Fi access to everyone in America?"  Business Week: "Apple took too long to file a patent on part of its blockbuster iPod music players, so Microsoft beat Apple to it."  Chris Nolan: "Cindy Sheehen's timing is good. Her message clear. Her determination touching."  A story that begins with the price of Macs in Toronto.  BAR Camp, "an open, welcoming, once-a-year event for geeks to camp out for a couple days with wifi and smash their brains together."  I love Ponzi. Welcome to the club Russ, I've never been invited. Come to the OPML Roadshow in Berkeley on Saturday. It's open to everyone.   Re this Computerworld piece. First, I am not president of UserLand Software. That is a mistake. I haven't worked at UserLand for over three years. And I would like to retract and apologize for saying Microsoft and Google are being "childish." That wasn't fair and I shouldn't have said it. However there is new data in the story I wasn't aware of, and it makes Microsoft's rebranding even more inconsiderate and ill-advised, if the story is accurate, and that's a big if.   Blogger for Word: "Use Blogger right within Microsoft Word."  Feedster Top 500. "Each month, Feedster brings you a list of 500 of the most interesting and important blogs."  Scoble makes the rounds in Silicon Valley. A geek dinner every night.   Nick Mudge: "Just as early automobiles looked like horseless buggies, many news websites look like and work like their paper equivalent." 
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