a weblog called Joel on Software. He wrote a really good analysis of the Microsoft .NET stuff the other day entitled Microsoft Goes Bonkers. He’s right too – there’s no there there with dotNET. I would only add that the big problem is not a technological one, it’s cultural. That’s why I like Deepleap and sites like it. Companies like Deepleap are addressing the central question of how people will use the web in a more fundamental way than most others – it’s not about information, it’s about relationships. [link via calebos.org]
I know the guys
who developed the original website for the Journal de Montreal. The publisher shut it down today.
Janelle Brown wrote
a fun little piece in Salon called The iMac fashion headache.
Great, but will
it result in progress? FTC Goes Public With Privacy [from Wired News].
The Canadian pricing
for the Cube is out now, and I think it’s a little too dear for me. More so because I am trying to save and invest, not spend at the moment. Plus, I don’t think I could give up my dual-monitor setup, which I can get with a low-end G4 Pro and still have it come out cheaper than the Cube. Plus a SCSI card so I can use my crappy old scanner (it’s good enough for occasional web stuff) and whatnot, and doubtless save on a SCSI CD-RW as opposed to a firewire or USB model.
If it seems like I’m obsessing, maybe that’s cause I am. I’m not a huge tech-head, but, for me, the Cube is very very cool. Alas, it’s not for me.
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