weblog Not.so.soft is back, and she’s written a very nice piece about what personal publishing means to her, brought on by something that I’m sure many who keep personal websites have experienced – self-doubt over erasing an entry. Plus, the new design is very nice.
Archives for 2001
Note to self
: bookmark hungover.net and remember it on weekend mornings.
Found via MetaFilter
Found via MetaFilter: the one truly sane company with respect to trademark usage on a non-corporate website. If you’ve ever been pissed off at Mattel for closing down some little girl’s website, or if you fired off an angry email to e-Toys over their scandalous mis-handling of the ETOY matter, take a look and smile. And don’t let the bastards get you down.
Matt Haughey has made
two nifty buttons to promote the Metafilter Scholarship. Personally, I prefer the second one.
Especially the frame with the guy lighting the spliff.
News.com’s article and interview
with Dan Bricklin (The man who saved “blogging”?) is a pretty good read, overblown title and all. The interviewer manages to catch a certain spirit that I think is very real – a certain seriousness that attends Interesting Projects.
But the article is totally bizarre at the same time. Lots of nice questions about his thoughts on Blogger and the place for personal sites and small companies in the world… and then right at the end blammo: “There’s some skepticism out there about whether Microsoft can resist coming up with a lock-in regarding SOAP. Do you think the big companies will support something like XML-RPC in addition to SOAP 1.1?” An editor’s note longer than the question itself was required to give enough context to readers!
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