DaveNet : 1999

1999

January 1999:	Welcome to 1999!
	The Light Side of Y2K
	Let's Get Technical!
	To Give Or Not To Give?
	Aliens or Micro-Organisms
	Microsoft and XML-RPC

February 1999:	Politics of Plumbing
	Mail to the Future
	Syndication in XML
	The People's Business
	What a Month!
	Blue Mountain Arts
	When Microsoft Loses

March 1999:	Spring has Sprung
	Comparing Broadband and HTML
	Dancing Hamsters
	Whois.userland.com?
	NewsSearch.UserLand.Com
	More Dancing Hamsters
	Everyone's Equally Nasty
	Submission
	MSFT Stock Glitch?

April 1999:	Frontier 6.0 Ships
	My.Vacation.Com
	Bombing Yugoslavia
	We Didn't Start the Fire
	Ben Rosen is Back
	An Open Letter to Steve Case
	Was I Fooled?
	We Were Deleted

May 1999:	Who Owns .Com?
	Swimming with the Music Industry
	Money on the Table
	Dreams or Teams?
	Thanks Yahoo!
	Linux Newbies
	Edit This Page
	Weblogs

June 1999:	Concluding the Microsoft Trial
	Thru the Magic of XML
	The Boys of Woodside
	Office 2000 is Not Fun
	Byte and the Merc
	Friday Loop Closing
	A Faceoff with Netscape
	Linux.UserLand.Com
	Embrace and Get Over It
	Internet Cafes
	Syndication and Aggregation
	Why Linux Will Win

July 1999:	Linux Don't Blink
	Distributed Computing at WWW9
	Dan Bricklin's VisiCalc
	The Bees are Back
	Apple's AirPort
	Brick and Mortar Isn't Dead Either
	Dave the Disintermediator
	Elderly White Male Pundits

August 1999:	Instant Messaging
	MORE 1.1c (1987)
	Why Should AOL Open Up?
	Deep Linking
	Scripting News Bulletins
	InfoWorld and Deep Linking
	Antiques in London and Washington
	Who Reads DaveNet?
	Ted Nelson Returns
	Compaq DOA, Microsoft NT setup cruel and unusual punishment

September 1999:	Automated Deep Linking
	A Bright Future for Syndication
	An end to the Uber-Operating System
	Dave on IETF
	Next steps in XML-RPC
	Windows apps on Linux?
	Take Microsoft's Invitation Seriously

October 1999:	Sun is OK
	Five Years of DaveNet
	A Pitch from O'Reilly
	You gotta believe!
	Winning isn't everything!
	Dan Gillmor's Wee Blog!
	SalonHerringWiredFool.Com
	The Crazy Bar Scene in Star Wars

November 1999:	The Ancient Geeks
	Microsoft's Next Step?
	We're All Newbies

December 1999:	It Worked!
	EditThisPage.Com
	A millennium vignette
	4 Days to Y2K
	As time goes by