BBC NEWS | Technology | Return of Colossus marks D-Day
A landmark in computing and cryptography. When I think of Colossus I think of Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson.
A landmark in computing and cryptography. When I think of Colossus I think of Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson.
This is an interesting tool that I saw on Scobleizer. My take is that it can publish a feed for you at a certain time (as Scoble points out if you're under an embargo and can't release information until a certain time). What I don't understand is how it might work with an existing blog…
I haven't used Bloglines much. I do have an account and recently updated my feeds. It is a great alternative for those behind firewalls or corporate settings where installing a feed reader is forbidden. I'll be interested to see how their ad model pans out. Bloglines Bows Redesign, Ad Model as RSS Heats Up: “RSS…
Unlike some Internet professionals in my local, I think this is the way to go. The “About us…” and news pages are very important. I always look for a physical address when looking at a new company. I want to know where they are. It might not be much, but I just like to know….
This week I’m talking with my friend Jordan Behan of Narrate Creative about content, productizing services, and when you should think about outsourcing parts of your content production (this was a not-so-subtle nod to me and my issues with Episode 6). Jordan and I talk about taking things like video (which he publishes weekly and…
While e-mail creaks and groans under the weight of spam, worms, hyperactive filters and false positives, RSS offers the chance for a new context, eWEEK's Steve Gillmor says. Gillmor might be exaggerating, but RSS is definately getting legs. I expect that RSS will take over the newsletter distribution part of e-mail very soon. As E-Mail…
It’s up to us to figure this stuff out first I read a lot of Signal v. Noise. Even if I don’t use Basecamp at work, I connect with what Jason Fried and DHH say in their posts. Jason gave a great response to a great question about hiring people and letting them do their own…