February 2003 Forty-eight posts

• 25-Feb-2003
  Raining Like A Big Dog So I’m behind on a few things, but ahead on others. And boy oh boy — it sure is raining like a big dog. It’s pouring off of the roof in sheets. A real racket! Anyway, I’m blogging less and I’m all backed up with links. Perhaps you’ll be sated by these links: The Museum...

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• 25-Feb-2003
  Quote of the Month The religion of the future will be a cosmic religion. It should avoid dogma and theology. Covering both the natural and the spiritual. It should be based on a religious sense arising from the experience of all things as a meaningful unity. If there is any religion that could cope with the modern scientific needs,...

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• 20-Feb-2003
  <birthday number=”5years”>XML</birthday>; Thoughts on HTML’s Popularity From XML at Five from xml.com: Rick Jelliffe … criticized XHTML: “HTML thrived on being more forgiving of missing tags than even SGML allowed. Throwing that away makes HTML a lot less attractive. Which is true of markup in general, actually.” With which I wholeheartedly agree. HTML is supposedly the most common electronic document type...

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• 20-Feb-2003
  Site Launch! Margot Winters by DeepBluePacific! Got this in the email bag: I’m happy to announce the launch of my San Diego Real Estate site. Please check it out at: http://www.margotwinters.com/ Surf around. Find some homes. Let me know what you think. My thanks goes to Jeff Nagy (http://deepbluepacific.com/) for the site. Margot does San Diego real estate. Jeff does kickin’...

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• 19-Feb-2003
  On The Road Again When last we saw our hero on a train, he was returning from his trip to Los Angeles. This was a most excellent trip. It included high adventure and much bemusement. The tales of these exploits and the attendant pictures, as well as the links he culled from them have generated a nice amount of...

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• 17-Feb-2003
  Lots of Links on Blogosphere and Google Buying Pyra and Blogger Google Buys Pyra/Blogger.comhttp://weblog.siliconvalley.com/column/dangillmor/… Mothership site for the Blogosphere event:http://boingboing.net/blogosphere.html Reverse Cowgirl’s Photos:http://blogs.salon.com/0001437/stories/2003/02/17/liveFrom… Pyra’s CEO Ev, on his personal blog, on the story:http://evhead.com/archives/2003_02_01_archive_default.asp Smart Thoughts on Trackbacks, referers, and other interesting stuff Google can look at when evaluating breaking news. This is the smartest take yet. Google can sift through new blog entries for hot news...

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• 16-Feb-2003
  About those last two posts So those are summaries of some longer pieces. TrainBlogging, and they include pictures of Blogger buying Pyra (sort of), me looking goofy, and various fuzzy pictures. I just kept writing, and writing, and writing. And now they’re on the web. Check them out: A Small L.A. Trip: Part 1: From San Diego to Los Angeles...

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• 16-Feb-2003
  A Small L.A. Trip: Part 2: Musings/Blogosphere About A Small L.A. Trip: Part 2: Musings/Blogosphere I tried out the “Summarize” feature of MacOS, here it is: MacOS X Machine Generated Summary: The thing I come away with is that anyone can do this blogging stuff, which is what I believed before too. The impression I got was that several of the people...

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• 16-Feb-2003
  A Small L.A. Trip: Part 1: From San Diego to Los Angeles Go read the whole giant thing now: Part 1 MacOS X Machine Generated Summary: Theoretically, because I have a unix box here (this goofy, lima bean shaped computer holds 30 years of unix history in its heart of hearts) I could set a cron job to run every second or half second to try and...

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• 16-Feb-2003
  Back Home Blogging from the train station again. Gotta get home. I’ve a ton of stuff I’m going to post later. Some pictures too. Stay tuned or drop me a note if you want to know when I post it.

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