March 2002 Fifty-seven posts

• 27-Mar-2002
  Geek Out Brain Dump! I’ve been collecting URLs as usual. And it’s gotten ahead of me. Time to release these into the wild. Great tutorials on Apache and OSX from O’Reilly: Apache Web Serving with MacOS X; and an overview of Open Source Databases, from Apple. Something on Cold Fusion: DeDup was a cold fusion function I found useful...

  apacheCable Modemdiscussion groupDon NormanDSLinteractive TVJon Sullivanmicrosoftpictographic systemssan-diegoSandCHI (San Diego Computer-Human Interaction)via-bloggerWeb Serving
• 25-Mar-2002
  San Diego Blogger Slashdotted! I had no idea that Jeff’s Loungespot had gotten slashdotted. I had mentioned it before that. But he’s back now, better than ever I think!

  san-diegoslashdotvia-blogger
• 25-Mar-2002
  The song most on my mind in the past 96 hours is… The song most on my mind in the past 96 hours is: Wild Love. Last month Flaming Moe’s suited me perfectly. Things are improving though. <obscure-reference>G-Guh!</obscure-reference>

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• 25-Mar-2002
  I wonder… I wonder, does CAA, Talent Agency to the stars, have the briefest home page around? I think they might even qualify for the 5k contest.

  Talent Agencyvia-blogger
• 25-Mar-2002
  Some time ago I asked about net libel and defamation… Some time ago I asked about net libel and defamation. the head lemur provided some great information: Libel “Libel and slander are legal claims for false statements of fact about a person that are printed, broadcast, spoken or otherwise communicated to others. Libel refers to statements in written or other permanent form, while slander refers...

  Electronic Frontier FoundationNY Supreme CourtOnline Coveragevia-blogger
• 24-Mar-2002
  Jamie Zawinski has an interesting take… Jamie Zawinski has an interesting take (as a coder and as a nightclub owner) on webcasting and the music industry. I’m not certain of all the numbers he runs, but his explanations of the rules around webcasting seem like very practical advice — Webcasting Legally: The issues of intellectual property, fair use, individual rights and...

  Bill Hitscopyright lawJamie ZawinskiKelly AbbottLawrence Lessigvia-bloggerWill Be
• 24-Mar-2002
  geek out! this code is equivalent between postgresql and mysql: mysql: create table crawford_addresses ( id int(10) auto_increment primary key, ... ); postgresql: create table "crawford_addresses" ( id serial , primary key ("id"), ... );

  MySQLpostgresqlprogrammingvia-blogger
• 24-Mar-2002
  Nostagiarific Jenny was playing The Best of Cat Stevens on the stereo last night. “Morning has broken” inspired this post. It sounded like the apartment when I was growing up in Alhambra, California. Other useless musical facts about me: I bought the Sergio Mendes Brasil ’66 CD (the one with “Waters of March”) and The Best...

  AlhambracaliforniaSergio Mendes Brasilvia-blogger
• 24-Mar-2002
  New badge at san diego bloggers… New badge at san diego bloggers. Anyone want to contribute more?

  san-diegosandiegobloggers.comvia-blogger
• 24-Mar-2002
  via Mark Martin… via Mark Martin: The Doings of Daffy and Dandy. Mark Martin makes me laugh.

  Mark Martinvia-blogger