Applying Usability Techniques to Deadline-Driven Projects

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Usability Requirements: How to Specify,
Test and Report Usability

Usability Requirements: How to Specify,
Test and Report Usability 01/08/2003 06:00 AM

Thai i18n projects & iBlog projects

Thai i18n projects & iBlog projects 05/23/2004 03:36 AM
Website Launched !

Applying Pressure

Applying Pressure 07/07/2004 11:36 AM

How To: Applying SMS HotFixes

How To: Applying SMS HotFixes 06/02/2004 08:09 PM

Super Science Fair Projects: Complete
Guide to Science Fair Projects, Topics
and Experiments

Super Science Fair Projects: Complete
Guide to Science Fair Projects, Topics
and Experiments 05/24/2004 06:24 AM
Super Science Fair Projects: Complete Guide to Science Fair Projects, Topics and Experiments
http://www.super-sc ience-fair-projects.com/

Today your teacher announced that your school is going to have a science fair and students are responsible for exhibiting their projects. What do you feel? Enthusiastic? Despondent? Dreadful? Fearful? Excited?" This statement opens the Super Science Fair Projects site. Actually, whether student or parent, science fair projects, while great ways to get students actively involved in learning the scientific method and problem solving, can be tough assignments. This site may help you with one of the hardest parts: coming up with an idea. The site does a great job of walking the visitor through the steps needed to plan and implement a project, from Choosing a Topic, the Scientific Method, and writing the Project Report. There are even tips on displaying your project, rehearsing, winning over judges, and what to expect the day of the fair. This is definitely a great tool to tap into when planning a science fair project.[From The NSDL Scout Report for Math, Engineering, and Technology, Copyright Internet Scout Project 1994-2003. http://scout.wisc.edu/]

Applying Bayes to Aggregation

Applying Bayes to Aggregation 02/09/2003 07:55 PM
Last night I went ahead with the rss2email switch, splitting my subscriptions across several instances as a work-around for the...

Applying Java patterns

Applying Java patterns 08/09/2002 11:09 PM
CNET Aug 9 2002 10:08PM ET

Applying Windows HotFixes

Applying Windows HotFixes 05/10/2004 01:20 PM

E-government deadline? What deadline?

E-government deadline? What deadline? 11/18/2003 08:12 AM
Netimperative Nov 18 2003 7:12AM ET

Applying the SP4 HotFix Roll-up Package

Applying the SP4 HotFix Roll-up Package 06/14/2004 09:22 PM

Applying Interim Updates (Hotfixes)

Applying Interim Updates (Hotfixes) 07/22/2004 11:45 PM

Applying Psychology to Internet
Marketing

Applying Psychology to Internet
Marketing 05/23/2002 10:39 PM

Applying web analytics to e-mail
campaign analysis

Applying web analytics to e-mail
campaign analysis 09/03/2004 05:49 PM
InternetRetailer.com Sep 3 2004 8:58PM GMT

Can't Use the Office Clipart Site After
Applying Windows XP SP2

Can't Use the Office Clipart Site After
Applying Windows XP SP2 08/31/2004 07:24 PM

Applying in-between alternatives to your
all-Microsoft,all-the-time world

Applying in-between alternatives to your
all-Microsoft,all-the-time world 06/19/2004 06:07 PM
Newsday Jun 19 2004 8:34PM GMT

Applying Built-in JavaScript Behaviors
in Dreamweaver

Applying Built-in JavaScript Behaviors
in Dreamweaver 02/01/2005 09:10 PM
Build highly interactive HTML pages without writing a line of code—Dreamweaver helps you do it.

Re-enabling Active Scripting After
Applying IE Patches

Re-enabling Active Scripting After
Applying IE Patches 05/02/2004 02:01 PM

Applying Behaviors and Effects in Flex
Applications

Applying Behaviors and Effects in Flex
Applications 03/14/2005 06:17 PM
Build an interactive shopping basket and product browser with Flex behaviors and ActionScript 2.0 effects.

TheyRule: applying information design to
corporate directorships

TheyRule: applying information design to
corporate directorships 05/10/2004 05:53 AM
TheyRule is a brilliant Flash app that allows you to interactively explore and map the interlocking directorships of the most powerful corporations in the world. They've just relaunched a 2004 edition with currect data.

They Rule allows you to create maps of the interlocking directories of the top companies in the US in 2004.

The data was collected from their websites and SEC filings in early 2004, so it may not be completely accurate - companies merge and disappear and directors shift boards.

Link (via Oblomovka)

Lou Dolinar: Applying in-between
alternatives to your
all-Microsoft,all-the-time world

Lou Dolinar: Applying in-between
alternatives to your
all-Microsoft,all-the-time world 06/20/2004 01:57 AM
Newsday Jun 20 2004 4:32AM GMT

Caution applying MS04-011 to NT4 servers
with processor configuration changes

Caution applying MS04-011 to NT4 servers
with processor configuration changes 04/28/2004 04:12 PM

Californians slow in applying for
Microsoft settlement funds

Californians slow in applying for
Microsoft settlement funds 05/04/2004 05:11 AM
Seattle Times May 4 2004 9:03AM GMT

Applying online may ease reviews of
foreign workers

Applying online may ease reviews of
foreign workers 12/24/2004 01:06 PM
Dentonrc.com - Fri Dec 24, 05:10 am GMT

Applying "Digital Hub" Concepts to
Enterprise Software Design

Applying "Digital Hub" Concepts to
Enterprise Software Design 05/04/2004 09:03 PM
Adam Behringer: "One thing that I have discovered is that there are many common issues and design challenges for this type of software, even in vastly different industries. In this article, I will share an architecture approach that has worked well for most of the projects in which I have participated. In future articles, I will give some practical tutorials for building a complex business system one step at a time."

Applying Management Packs and Processing
Rule Groups

Applying Management Packs and Processing
Rule Groups 12/25/2004 07:31 PM

"Care to know the jobs of gays, lesbians
applying for marriage licenses?"

"Care to know the jobs of gays, lesbians
applying for marriage licenses?" 06/18/2004 12:29 AM

O'Reilly: Applying Distributed XML to
The Open Source Paradigm Shift

O'Reilly: Applying Distributed XML to
The Open Source Paradigm Shift 09/04/2004 07:33 PM
"If I download the source code to the Apache HTTP server I can then compile it and use it in accordance to its open source license. This does not apply to a Google or an eBay..."

Applying For Prix Ars Electronica's new
"Digital Communities" cash prize

Applying For Prix Ars Electronica's new
"Digital Communities" cash prize 12/29/2003 12:23 PM
So, what exactly does one call cash prize for weblogs? Bling-blog? Digital arttfest Ars Electronica recently announced that the 2004 competition will include the new category "Digital Communities," awarding cash prizes to projects of great sociopolitical relevance. Howard Rheingold posts more details here, including a snip from instructions on how to apply. Thanks to all who have suggested BoingBoing as an entrant, but since co-editor Cory is a judge this will not be possible.

Prix Ars Electronica, the foremost international prize for computer-based art, offers an open platform for the encounter with leading-edge trends in art, technology, and society. Over the last 17 years, more than 24,800 works from 87 countries have been submitted for Prix Ars Electronica consideration. With a total prize money of 130,000 Euro this year, and no participation fee, it is the highest endowed and most reknown competition in this field worldwide.

The new category "Digital Communities" - to be awarded for the first time in 2004 - encompasses the wide-ranging social consequences of the Internet as well as the latest developments in the domain of mobile communications and wireless networks. "Digital Communities" will spotlight bold and inspired innovations impacting human coexistence, bridging the digital divide regarding gender as well as geography, or creating outstanding social software and enhancing accessibility of technological-social infrastructure.

Link

Switching document views: Applying XSLT
stylesheets dynamically with DOM (XML
Journal)

Switching document views: Applying XSLT
stylesheets dynamically with DOM (XML
Journal) 07/17/2002 01:09 PM

You receive an access denied message
when connecting remotely to MOM 2005
after applying 2003 SP1

You receive an access denied message
when connecting remotely to MOM 2005
after applying 2003 SP1 04/06/2005 03:45 PM

Driven

Driven 10/28/2003 11:09 PM
In the mad rush of the announcements of this week and the excitement building for the Panther release, I've completely...

Test-Driven

Test-Driven 07/05/2004 10:23 PM

I started reading Kent Beck's Test-Driven Development: By Example over the weekend.  Tim Bray menti oned the book a while back and his impression of TDD differed from mine so I figured I was overlooking something.  Boy, I sure was.

I thought TDD (Test-Driven Development) was just development with a strong emphasis on tests.  It's more than that.  What threw me off was the word 'development' which encompasses the entire development process including design, implemention, evolution, etc.  The core gem of an idea behind TDD impacts the design phase most heavily and it's uncovered in rather tedious detail by Kent Beck.  Tedious yet startling is what I felt.

The simple idea is this:

Design software by writing tests first.

By 'software', I mean services, frameworks, modules, components, and objects.

Since tests are written before the module being tested is written, the experience of writing of the test drives the module's designing process.  More importantly, you are looking at the API, of the module being designed, from the API client's perspective.  Net result is higher quality API design.

While TDD during the design process is enough of a benefit for engineers to put into use immediately, TDD has problems because test cases are software and there are maintenance cost associated with them.  Having a tool like Eclipse helps but much more is needed to help the engineers document the tests, keep track of them, and reuse as needed.

I think a visual tool that lets engineers drag and drop tests into test suites for various purposes like release testing, runtime testing, diagnostic testing is essential.  TDD also encourages refactoring through out the development process which calls for more flexible source control system than CVS.

Digital UK driven by net and TV

Digital UK driven by net and TV 03/22/2005 04:30 PM
Britain's take-up of digital TV and broadband makes it the fourth 'most digital' European nation, says a report.

Design Techniques

Design Techniques 07/01/2002 08:28 AM
WebmasterBase Jun 29 2002 0:14AM ET

UI Patterns and Techniques

UI Patterns and Techniques 08/13/2002 02:06 PM

Event Driven ASP.NET Development with C#

Event Driven ASP.NET Development with C# 10/09/2002 01:52 PM
WebmasterBase Oct 9 2002 12:34PM ET

Event Driven ASP.NET Development with C#

Event Driven ASP.NET Development with C# 10/11/2002 07:56 AM
WebmasterBase Oct 9 2002 12:34PM ET

User-driven integration

User-driven integration 02/18/2004 11:59 AM
Tim Hodson's LibraryLookup bookmarklet broke when his library upgraded its OPAC. So he fixed it:

Have used your lookup many times, until our library service started to use a new OPAC! Talis Information systems have released a new OPAC which is called Talis Prism. For a while I thought my lovely lookup would never work again, but I have recently discovered (by changing their post form variables to gets with the marvellous firefox browser and a web developers toolbar) that a get version of their page works just as well.

Thanks Tim! I love to see users hacking their library systems this way. I've taken the URL pattern that Tim figured out and added it to the build your own bookmarklet service; Talis Prism now becomes the twelfth supported OPAC. I can no longer keep up with the static lists that I originally compiled in order to seed this project. But I'm always on the lookout for new patterns -- like the one Tim has provided -- that enable users to generate their own bookmarklets for some previously unsupported class of OPAC system. ...

Computer-driven shoe

Computer-driven shoe 04/02/2005 04:39 AM
The Province Apr 2 2005 8:03AM GMT
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"Adam Curry: Adam Curry's Webl0g"

"Adam Curry: Adam Curry's Webl0g" 03/21/2003 09:14 AM

What Adam Said

What Adam Said 08/07/2004 09:08 PM
A month or two ago, I got a call out of the blue from some guy I never heard at a recruiting shop saying “I’m looking for a reference on Adam Bosworth.” I’m afraid I gave the guy a hard time, first I took him for a prankster and then I ranted at him along the lines of “You’re talking about probably one of top twenty software people in the world, have you never heard of Quattro Pro and Microsoft Access and IE 4? What are you talking to me for?” To his credit, the guy was patient and explained that this was Google and Google is different. So I told him about my exposure to Adam over the years and all the things it’s painfully obvious that he’s good at, and I’m sure the other people they called did too, and now he’s at Google. But what I really wanted to say today is, go read his latest piece, he says in one paragraph what I’ve been raving about for months in the area of Web Services: “The really useful things turn out to be the simplest ones.” How many times do we have to re-learn this lesson? Anyhow, there’s more, and it’s all good.

Welcome Adam

Welcome Adam 02/13/2004 05:42 AM
I delighted again to announce another new contributor to this weblog. Adam (aka snowman) is already quite a prolific weblogger � running useful.mac, everythinghurts.com, puzzleblog.com, totallyretro.com and (my particular favourite) everthingsoothes.com � so I’m glad he's able to share some of his time with us. Welcome aboard Adam!

Adam Langley

Adam Langley 04/16/2005 06:58 PM
Under NPTL, all threads in a process have the same PID. But sched_setaffinity() takes a PID, so how do you set the affinity for individual threads? This seems to be disturbingly under-documented. Adam Langley reports that gettid() is the solution.

"Adam Curry"

"Adam Curry" 07/26/2004 08:59 PM

I'm "Adam Rider"

I'm "Adam Rider" 10/28/2003 11:09 PM
It's official. I have a pr0n name, thanks to MyPornName.com - another sillyservice(tm) from Jason "We're Having Mexican - Get Over It" DeFillippo. He caught me in the act earlier this afternoon. Showing off gadgetry... not... doing something naughty with my naughty bits. In this particular picture, I'm demonstrating the proper usage of the "O" key. See, you're not supposed to tap it without sounding it out first. That's hell for Canadians, let me tell ya. Can you guess who's fingers those are... in the lower right-hand corner? Hint: they're not Sprocket's. Oops, I mean: Chaz Rage's....

Adam and Steve Together At Last

Adam and Steve Together At Last 05/17/2004 07:31 AM
Whether you're for it or against it, it looks like we'v e got it.

March 17, 2004 brings gay marriage to Massachusetts, adding the USA to a short list of countries who recognize this union. Whether we remain on that list for long depends on whether certain people get their way.

Dinner with Adam

Dinner with Adam 05/04/2004 03:42 AM

On my last night in Amsterdam for this trip, I had dinner with Adam Curry at a meat house that reminded me of a bar in Mazomanie, WI, many many years ago. We had meat and beer. So did everyone else.

It's really interesting walking around Amsterdam with Adam, who is a very famous person here. People stare at him. Ask for his autograph. I get some of the reflected glory, who is that guy with the rock star? It's a pretty unusual thing for me.

Anyway, we talked about next things to do. It was good to get some one-on-one time with Adam this trip. Now it's off the Schipol, the Amsterdam airport, to go back to Boston, and whatever adventures await me there.

Who's cloning who?

Who's cloning who? 03/29/2005 02:16 PM
Clonus (AKA Parts: the Clonus Horror) was released on DVD today. This ultracheap 1979 sci-fi thriller is about a compound where clones are raised, unaware that their purpose in life is to provide harvested organs (more detail here). MST3K sent it up, the Onion sneers at it, but this NY Times review (reg. reqd., scroll down) is respectful. You can rent it now, or you can wait until July for the megabudget, Michael Bay-directed version of the same damn story.

Adam Bosworth's Webl0g

Adam Bosworth's Webl0g 12/30/2004 06:27 AM
Adam Bosworth's Weblog .. Be very afraid .. ISCOC04 talk .. weblog .. blog .. Adam

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Adam Bosworth comes to the light

Adam Bosworth comes to the light 09/21/2004 10:14 AM

I have this vivid memory of meeting Adam Bosworth out on Dave Winer's patio - back in like 1997. He (at the time) as an all-star at Microsoft - having just created IE and a key guy in the XML game.

Then Adam went to BEA and now Google.

He's now caught up with revelations about media - where I was back then - 7-8 years ago.

Welcome to my life - Adam - now we get to see what Google will do about all this.....

Can you say "digital lifestyle aggregator?"

See yah at Web 2.0.

Here's Adam's post.....

These days, like everybody else, my media is increasingly on my hard disks. It is on PC's, Mac's, iPod's and recorders of TV like Tivo although mine is a Time Warner supplied variant. As such, like everyone else I know, it has profoundly changed the way I view my stereo and my home entertainment in general. I don't want to build a stereo from a stereo company. Nor do I want to buy one of these "home entertainment" PC's. I have more PC's at home already than I want/need. What I want is a super simple way to buy an amp and speakers (of good quality) and just plug them into a box that in turn, talks wirelessly to all of my PC's and/or hard disks. think of the box as a preamp, but it can be a lot simpler than old ones because the only sound source and media source is ethernet and 80211. I want my cell phone to support bluetooth to the box so that I can use it and its screen and keyboard/keypad to pick the album, artist, movie, tv show, etc to play/record and I want the box to support record like a Tivo, but on my hard disks. Why my cell phone? Because these days it has a good enough screen to show me a list of artists or albums or shows and I use one with a keyboard, but even without it, it has a keyboard and pointing and then there is just one device in my life. No more remote hell. I'm OK with the slightly painful iTunes style of DRM although it is irritating. In other words I'll limit my personal use of the recorded media to 4 or 5 personal machines like laptops or iPods.

From my point of view, this is hard. I go into a PC store and they don't understand amps or speakers and try to push little tiny ones on me. They don't understand wireless at all. I go into a stereo store and they think I still listen to sound from CD's and video from cable or DVD's when again, I typically want it on my disks. They will sell me a flatscreen for $5K or more without blinking, but ask for a 1 terabyte hard disk which should be <$1K and everyone just stares. One terabyte can store a LOT of movies and songs and shows. I also want what great recording quality on my sound and the stereo stores seem to know nothing about this. I'm sure I'll here from Mac people about how this is all easy/possible on Mac's, but I did go into an Apple store and wasn't happy with their knowledge about amps and speakers and cabling and sound. Apple does something that makes no sense to me at all. They think that the iPod is the sound source and I need a remote control for it thereforce. I want the iPod to be my remote control (when I'm in range of a sound system AND I have no headphones plugged in) and then talk to my "box" that is playing media.

[Adam Bosworth]

Adam Bosworth nails it

Adam Bosworth nails it 12/19/2004 03:16 PM
Adam Bosworth put up a transcript of his talk from ICSOC 2004, and it is quite deep and profound. I'm too busy to add more commentary right now, but if you haven't had a look, it is definitely worth...

Adam Stiles Goes Phishing

Adam Stiles Goes Phishing 03/19/2005 03:11 AM

NetCaptor's Adam Stiles has been on a phishing trip.

Adam Dunning, We Hardly Knew Ye. Or Why.

Adam Dunning, We Hardly Knew Ye. Or Why. 12/22/2004 01:57 AM
They Knew It Couldn't Last Forever Twenty one hours ago, Australian Police Officer Adam Dunning was shot twice in the back and killed, becoming the first casualty in the Solomon Islands assistance mission. With the Australian government's quasi-imperialistic intentions towards their closest neighbours and its refusal to sign a non-aggression treaty with ASEAN nations, how long can Australia ride the line between East and West? [MI]

ADAM Hotfix for MUI Pack

ADAM Hotfix for MUI Pack 11/03/2003 01:01 AM
This hotfix is only needed on the English release and is not needed on the localized releases of ADAM. Both X86 and IA64 builds are available.

Adam-Bots Programmer CD

Adam-Bots Programmer CD 09/16/2004 09:09 PM
Welcome, initial status report

The Loom: Adam and His Eves

The Loom: Adam and His Eves 09/01/2004 10:34 PM
was the defacto standard for our ancestors .. mitochondrial DNA and the Y-chromosome .. The Loom: Adam and His Eves .. casts doubt .. Quote:

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Adam is a House A-Fire!

Adam is a House A-Fire! 11/22/2002 08:28 AM

U.N. Balks at Cloning Ban

U.N. Balks at Cloning Ban 12/10/2003 05:45 AM
The United Nations postpones a decision on cloning for a year instead of banning the procedure outright. Stem-cell researchers, who believe the science will lead to medical treatments, hope the year will be fruitful. By Kristen Philipkoski.

Why Cloning Didn't Happen in U.S.

Why Cloning Didn't Happen in U.S. 02/13/2004 05:53 AM
Korean researchers leapfrogged American scientists Thursday when they announced they had derived the first embryonic stem cells from a human clone. So why wasn't the U.S. first? Kristen Philipkoski reports from Seattle.

U.N. Shelves Cloning Ban

U.N. Shelves Cloning Ban 11/07/2003 08:51 AM
CBS News Nov 7 2003 7:32AM ET

Cloning Fluffy

Cloning Fluffy 01/04/2005 01:12 PM
Is the pet cloning industry fertile ground for finding Rule Breakers?

Hey Adam - that's what the open source
infrastructure is all about!

Hey Adam - that's what the open source
infrastructure is all about! 12/17/2004 06:29 PM

Imagine my delight w hen Adam Rifkin wrote....

Kragen recently said to me that

X HTML tables are the new CSV, and they're better than CSV because they have escaping. Also there's nicer viewers for them but that's besides the point.

It occurred to me that the use of modular XHTML for semantics is not a fad; rather, it points to a trend that Tantek Çelik calls microformats.

In my post on The Web Way, I mentioned having dinner with Tantek, which led me to rule 6,

Where it's useful, they should embrace microformats, a/k/a lowercase semantic web.

Tantek provides a compelling case for how The Awesome Power Of XML is best harnessed through tiny XML dialects usable for specific purposes. I agree; I've noted in my cata blog post (and the accompanying comments) that RSS is the single-biggest-real-world-useful example of TAPOX, and RSS is useful because it is tiny (and therefore easy to embed in applications as an input/output format).

Tantek talks with enthusiasm about the philosophy of microformats:

1. Keep the formats simple. Make them easy to learn and use. As Kragen noted, using an XHTML dialect gives you escaping and presentation control, making it easy to embed such formats in web pages with minimal effort.
2. Pave the cowpaths. Only create a new format to serve an existing application.
3. Get rough consensus and running code. Implementation in scripting languages such as PHP, Python, and Perl is paramount to adoption.
4. Get adoption by "real people". Only then will semantic (x)html move beyond theoretical discussions.

Tantek also talks with enthusiasm about a collection of microformats that represent the philosophy of microformats well:

1. RSS for simple syndication (though the jury is still out on its progeny, especially Atom, which seems to get more complicated as it goes through committee despite fi ne leadership).
2. xfn for human relationships (using the rel attribute; note that using rel is also an easy way to do ext end Creative Commons metadata).
3. GeoURL for location (using simple <meta> tags).
4. hCalendar for calendar events (mapping the commonly used iCalendar format to XHTML).
5. hCard for address books (mapping the commonly used vCard format to XHTML).
6. XOXO for outlines and blogroll-like subscriptions.
7. Attention.X ML for keeping track of what you've read, what you're spending time on, and what you should be paying attention to.

The Chairman and Founder of CommerceNet, Marty Tenenbaum, asserted his belief in a recent brainstorming session that

There are maybe twenty simple schemas that cover 80% of the potential uses of data in collaborative commerce.

Marty often conveys his enthusiasm for the ongoing social software trend to increasingly facilitate improved E-Commerce. When thinking of Tantek's and Marty's visions, I'm excited that thoughts on cata blog suggest that there are opportunities to create microformats for products -- perhaps the music, movies, and books that fill up peoples' typelists represent a good place to start.

[i findkarma]

OK - so wow - is all I can say!

Marty and Tantek agreeing on the same thing!

What's coolio is how Tantek has his own representations of digital identity, events and outlines. Whatever happened to FOAF, iCal and OPML?

Isn't standards building fun?

From Adam Smith to Open Source

From Adam Smith to Open Source 05/14/2004 05:54 PM
Was an 18th century economist the inspiration behind the free and open source movement?

Adam Tow to speak at Newton conference

Adam Tow to speak at Newton conference 07/15/2004 10:30 AM
Adam Tow, an influential figure in the Newton world, has joined the Worldwide Newton Association, whose goal is to promote the Newton computing platform, and will be a speaker at the first annual Worldwide Newton Conference...

Looking for Adam Curry's Rocket Car of
Death

Looking for Adam Curry's Rocket Car of
Death 08/22/2004 06:08 AM

Adam Curry samples a portion of H alley's interview with me on Memory Lane on his Daily Source Code Aug 17 2004 - (1.2MB mp3 of relevant section). I'm talking about how I showed the chairman of NHK (Japan's public broadcast network) a video that I downloaded from Adam Curry's MTV.COM. I think this was around 1994 or 1995... It was one of the few video files on the net at the time. I used to show this video all the time and I told this to Adam when I met him at Bloggercon. He said he wanted a copy of the video and I thought I might have it around, but I looked and I don't have it. Sorry Adam! Does anyone else have it? It's a bit of Internet nostalgia and history that would be fun to have. Unfortunately, I think this predates archive.org.

Comment - TrackBack

ADAM Technical Reference Draft

ADAM Technical Reference Draft 04/20/2004 12:25 AM
The Technical Reference provides essential technical information about Active Directory® Application Mode (ADAM). It is designed for administrators who are responsible for maintaining a healthy ADAM Service as well as for Architects who want to optimize their applications for ADAM.

Adam Hertz joins the Team

Adam Hertz joins the Team 07/20/2004 01:22 AM

I'm happy to announce that Adam Hertz has joined Technorati as our VP of Engineering. Adam comes to Technorati with more than twenty years of experience as an executive and manager in the software and online service industries. He has extensive product, technical and operational experience with a variety of technologies including web and internet, distributed systems, databases, text indexing and information retrieval. His application experience includes digital photography, web portals, mobile services, search, shopping, personal information management, productivity, email, and community.Prior to joining Technorati, Hertz was Vice President of Product Development at Ofoto, the Internet's leading consumer online digital photography service. He led Ofoto's development and network operations teams, helping the service scale to unprecedented levels of usage and reliability.Adam's other experience includes Contact Networks, Inc., an early pioneer in the field of permission-based personal information sharing, Excite@Home Inc., where he was a vice president of engineering, General Magic, NeXT, ON Technology and Lotus.

I'm really excited to be working with Adam. His attitude and skills impressed me right from the very start - and he's already a blogger and a user of the service. His first priorities are to keep the site up, get things stable and fast, and roll out new product development. We've got a lot of neat stuff in the pipeline - well, there's a lot to come, I won't give it all away now. Welcome aboard, Adam!

Adam Bosworth's Webl0g: Tensions on the
Web

Adam Bosworth's Webl0g: Tensions on the
Web 03/27/2005 04:58 AM
Adam Bosworth's Weblog: Tensions on the Web

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Interview: Mad Penguin's Adam Doxtater

Interview: Mad Penguin's Adam Doxtater 02/05/2005 09:48 PM
Mad Penguin is a phenomenon. To those who frequent it, it's a way of life, an attitude, a religion. For the man who created it, it's both a vision of the future and an emotional outlet.

Applying Usability Techniques to Deadline-Driven Projects

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