SNEBloggers: “This is a community site
developed to help link bloggers in the Rhode Island, Connecticut and Southeastern
Massachusetts area together and provide a resource for relevant news and events.”
neopoleon.com: “this kind of screws me over since I’m an independent contractor.”
Where Wizards Stay Up Late: “The romance of the Net came not from how it was built or how it worked but from how it was used… America’s romance with the highway system, by analogy, was created not so much by the first person who figured out how to grade a road or make blacktop or paint a stripe down the middle but by the first person who discovered you could drive a convertible down Route 66 like James Dean and play your radio loud and have a great time.”
Channel 10 has a
gallery (via motor
skills)
Boston.com:
“The chief sachem of the Narragansett Indian Tribe was arrested Monday by
state police in what onlookers called a ‘violent’ raid of the tribe’s
new tax-free tobacco shop.”
From my O’Reilly Network Weblog: Whidbey XML
Tools Preview
Geekzone:
“… Russian authorities requested providers to disable security
mechanisms in their mobile networks, to allow eavesdropping on all
calls. Mobile users were notified of the reduced level of security in
their calls by an icon on mobile phones, showing either an exclamation
mark, or an unlocked padlock…”
I got sidetracked today trying to get the .mov of my
presentation down to a manageable size (mostly spent time trimming the video
sequences down), so I haven’t written much on the talks at Applied XML. See this thread on GotDotNet for a list of who’s
blogging the show.
The OSCON Wiki has some great
advice on playing nicely on
their wireless network. Aside from the site-specific details about static addresses, this advice should apply to other public
wireless networks you may encounter in your travels (read it, learn it, live it).
