brokenheart (15 November 2002)

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mtm (6 November 2002)

mtm (6 November 2002) 11/06/2002 08:26 AM
[7 am] Josh Davis has been added to today’s free Meet the Makers event in NYC, which also features Hillman Curtis, Eric Meyer, and your

next (27 November 2002)

next (27 November 2002) 12/01/2002 11:58 AM
[4 pm] Years ago we attended a focus group. Participants were divided into two categories we’ll call Quitters and Crackheads. Quitters had switched to a competitor’s

rfp (13 November 2002)

rfp (13 November 2002) 11/13/2002 12:01 PM
[11 am] The discussion being generated by ALA’s Flash Satay is as intriguing as the article itself. Topics include alternate methods that work and validate, and

mtmapres (7 November 2002)

mtmapres (7 November 2002) 11/07/2002 11:50 AM
[11 am] Meet the Makers: If you’ve never attended this one-day event, picture Charlie Rose interviewing web designers and developers. Matt Unger, executive producer of Zagat.com,

lean (8 November 2002)

lean (8 November 2002) 11/08/2002 01:11 PM
[noon] As we hinted might happen some months back in these pages, AlltheWeb, the only search engine powerful enough to rival mighty Google, has converted to

shmengy (12 November 2002)

shmengy (12 November 2002) 11/12/2002 02:44 PM
[1 pm] See us at Web Design World next week. (More info.) iStockphoto has re-launched. Version 8 sports new features and a fresh facelift. iStockPhoto is

sunshine (14 November 2002)

sunshine (14 November 2002) 11/14/2002 07:31 PM
[6 pm] We’re making three presentations in Boston next week, and just finished preparing for them all. Ahead of schedule, even. Whew. Yessir. Man, that was

monkfishbluefish (4 November 2002)

monkfishbluefish (4 November 2002) 11/04/2002 10:42 AM
[10 am] Redesign in progress. For best viewing, clear cache and reload. IE5/Mac users, reload these two style sheets (1, 2), then refresh this page. You

mygunisquick (30 November 2002)

mygunisquick (30 November 2002) 12/01/2002 11:58 AM
[6 pm | 11 am] The holiday family visit continues, punctuated by little breaks like this one. In yesterday’s Report, we mentioned a Web Design World panel

ithejury (29 November 2002)

ithejury (29 November 2002) 12/01/2002 11:58 AM
[11 am] Text-align: justify. Three little words that shore up grids and can make reading a web page more like, well, reading. Invented way back in

costner (26 November 2002)

costner (26 November 2002) 12/01/2002 11:58 AM
[6 pm | noon] In the first James Bond/007 novel, Casino Royale, the hero undergoes torture of a particularly perverse nature: his jimmy gets whacked bloody

vote (5 November 2002)

vote (5 November 2002) 11/05/2002 02:13 PM
[1 pm] Americans may vote today though many may not. A schedule has been posted for tomorrow’s Meet the Makers conference. The one-day event is free. The

ala153 (1 November 2002)

ala153 (1 November 2002) 11/01/2002 08:41 AM
[8a] In Issue No. 153 of A List Apart, for people who make websites: “Inline XML,” by Lachlan Cannon. What’s in a namespace? For one thing,

googoo (2 November 2002)

googoo (2 November 2002) 11/03/2002 05:27 PM
[noon] “Jeffrey Zeldman is good enough for me.”

November 2002 Google Update

November 2002 Google Update 11/28/2002 04:54 AM
The Thanksgiving Update.

ala155 (16–? November 2002)

ala155 (16–? November 2002) 11/16/2002 02:11 PM
In Issue 155 of A List Apart, for people who make websites: “Flexible Layouts with CSS Positioning.” Want to spend less time on CSS

Release Digest: KDE, November 6, 2002

Release Digest: KDE, November 6, 2002 11/07/2002 12:37 AM
Today's KDE apps: Qt 3.0.6, Xpertmud 3.0alpha2, Video4Linux Grab 0.2.2, QHacc :: KHacc 1.0, XDrawChem 1.6, MySQL Control Center 0.8.6, myldapklient 0.6.3, Ksubeditor 0.13rc1, Kalbum 0.7.0, and qDecision 1.1.

returnus (23–? November 2002)

returnus (23–? November 2002) 11/23/2002 01:05 PM
[Weekend Edition] We’ve returned from five days in Boston. Defying the economic pressure that has killed many design conferences and prompted others to offer only safe,

ala154 (9–10 November 2002)

ala154 (9–10 November 2002) 11/09/2002 02:33 PM
[weekend edition] In Issue 154 of A List Apart, for people who make websites: “Flash Satay” by Drew McLellan. “This site uses Flash. This site validates

Editors' Newswire for 5 November, 2002
(xmlhack)

Editors' Newswire for 5 November, 2002
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November 2002 myITforum Daily Newsletter
Archive

November 2002 myITforum Daily Newsletter
Archive 09/23/2004 07:43 PM

Linux Advisory Watch - November 29th
2002

Linux Advisory Watch - November 29th
2002 11/29/2002 05:23 PM
By Benjamin D. Thomas Linux Advisory Watch is a comprehensive newsletter that outlines the security vulnerabilities that have been announced throughout the week. It includes pointers to updated packages and descriptions of each vulnerability. This week, advisories were released for pine, samba, python, sendmail, kernel, and mod_php. The distributors include Conectiva, Debian, Guardian Digital's EnGarde Secure Linux, Mandrake, Red Hat, ...

2002 XML Japan Conference and Developers
Day 28-30 November in Tokyo

2002 XML Japan Conference and Developers
Day 28-30 November in Tokyo 11/11/2002 03:18 PM
11 November 2002: W3C is pleased to co-sponsor 2002 XML Japan to be held 28 November (Mobile XML Day), 29 November (Web Services / Document Day), and 30 November (Developers Day) at Aoyama TEPIA in Tokyo, Japan. Masayasu Ishikawa, W3C HTML Activity Lead, presents on 28 November, Kazuhiro Kitagawa, W3C Device Independence Activity Lead, gives the keynote on 29 November, and Yasuyuki Hirakawa serves on the Program Committee. Registration is open. Read the XML Japan program. (News archive)

CBS News | Wednesday: Dean Kamen |
November 12, 2002 11:57:04

CBS News | Wednesday: Dean Kamen |
November 12, 2002 11:57:04 09/08/2004 05:59 PM
Nancy Reagan isn't sure former president even recognizes her .. demonstrate a new invention tomorrow .. CBS interview with Ted Turner .. 60 Minutes last night .. Secret Lives: .. Dan Rather .. interview .. divulges .. promo .. CBS

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Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: November 02, 2003 - November
08, 2003 Archives

Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: November 02, 2003 - November
08, 2003 Archives 11/04/2003 08:44 AM
modified a transcript of President Bush's remarks .. scrubbing its transcripts .. Josh Marshall

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November Top 10

November Top 10 12/09/2002 02:07 AM
CNET Dec 9 2002 1:04AM ET

The Fog that was November

The Fog that was November 12/02/2003 01:26 AM
Most every day of November was dark, rainy, foggy and, well, dark. :) Hopefully December will at least bring...

Where will you be in November?

Where will you be in November? 06/16/2004 06:14 PM
I know where I'll be November 7, 2004: in New York City running the ING New York City Marathon! The lottery results have been posted and for once I've gotten lucky with a lottery and I'm in. Woo hoo! Now this means my running and training must get much more serious. But that's OK because I've always wanted to run a marathon, and the NYC marathon looks to be really fun. As fun as 26 miles can be, that is. Five bridges, five boroughs, and more than two million spectators make the ING New York City Marathon a race like no other. Maybe I'll even "marablog" -- blog as I run. ;)

"November"

"November" 06/25/2004 10:29 AM

W3C Talks in November

W3C Talks in November 10/31/2003 10:42 PM
2003-11-01: Browse upcoming W3C appearances and events, also available as an RSS channel. (News archive)

November 03, 2003

November 03, 2003 11/03/2003 02:32 PM

Fog Creek's website has been redone to use our new Sam Sherwood-designed logo. The cutting edge page design is thanks to superstar web designer Dave Shea, famous for the CSS garden and the eye-popping new Mozilla home page, with additional programming and graphics by Fog Creek's own Dmitri Kalmar. It's about 99% standards-compliant (with the exception a couple of stray FONT tags left over from old content that hasn't been updated... oh the horror!).

"November 6, 2004"

"November 6, 2004" 08/16/2004 09:56 PM

November 06, 2003

November 06, 2003 11/07/2003 12:56 AM

Two questions and a font

Question one, for you telecom mavens out there. If you buy DSL service in New York from Covad, aren't they just going to get Verizon to install the actual DSL circuit? If so... why is it cheaper to get it from Covad?

Yes, we seem to be in the market for a new DSL provider. And I'm tired of playing the blame game where your DSL provider blames everything on Verizon and Verizon blames everything on the DSL provider, so I'd be willing to pay the monopoly tax if it meant when our DSL went down there was nobody left to blame. If you know whether Covad uses Verizon, post an answer here.

Question two, for you reliable SQL Server mavens out there. Suppose I wanted to build a Win2K-based web service using SQL Server to store the data. But I'm a reliability nut. So obviously I'll use industrial strength servers with RAID, two power supplies and network cards, etc, and they'll live in secure colocation facilities.

To further minimize failure points, I'll have a hot backup. But the twist is that I figured as long as I'm paying for a hot backup, it would be more reliable if it was somewhere else, say, on the other coast.

So here's the plan I'm working on. Server A in New York, with IIS and SQL Server. Server B in Vancouver, with IIS and SQL Server. Server A is somehow "writing through" any database changes to server B. I know I can do this with transaction log shipping; is this a good way to do it? Is there a better way?

Then if Server A blows up, I simply ask my ISP to route the packets intended for Server A to Server B. (I assume they can do this if it's their backbone).

What do you think of this scheme?

Might I please kindly request in advance that you do not suggest using Linux instead of Windows 2003. Yes, I concede that Linux is "more secure," but not when I'm the one pushing the buttons. Last time a flaw was discovered in Windows, it took me two clicks to patch it. Last time a flaw was discovered in SSH, it took me four hours of compiling and messing around to patch it. I apologize but I don't have the skilz to keep a Linux box secure, so please, let's talk about how to make this particular configuration reliable, not about whether Linux is a better OS than Windows. Or, actually, if you do want to talk about whether Linux is more secure than Windows, do so here.

And a font

Back in the days when I did Mac development (System 6) the biggest monitors available for the Mac were maybe 9", and the only way to see a reasonable amount of code on screen was to use a tiny font. Now that I have two 18" LCD panels, the only way to see a reasonable amount of code on screen is to use a tiny font. The world is awash in lovely TrueType fonts but none of them are monospaced, which is a nuisance for programming because things which should line up won't.

Fortunately, I have found ProFont, and all is well again.

November 3rd Theses

November 3rd Theses 12/19/2004 03:12 PM

My brother Adam and some collaborators have put together 19 theses on the future of the Democratic Party. They plan to launch them in a provocative way on Monday.

For those of you know don't know, Adam is the former president of the Sierra Club and a grassroots activist who runs a group called Common Assets. The these are well worth reading for those of us looking to find a new direction for Democatic politics in light of this year's Presidential election.

The November Builder.com top 10

The November Builder.com top 10 12/07/2002 03:26 AM
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November Zeitgeist

November Zeitgeist 12/06/2003 09:49 AM
Here's how people found my site for the month of November. 2840 different keyphrases Search Percent madthumb 599 5.9 %...

November in Vegas

November in Vegas 10/28/2003 11:09 PM
Here we are, in the middle of October already, and I have no idea what I'm going to "be" for Halloween. I haven't even had time to watch The Nightmare Before Christmas yet! I'll be headed to Las Vegas a month from today for both APCUG and Apachecon. They've each asked me to present my position on RSS, so I'll be happy to oblige. Maybe I'll dress up as an orange XML button on the 31st? Nah, that's too friggin' scary. What about Gozer? Or a Doozer? Or a menu like the Chooser?...

Marching to November

Marching to November 08/22/2004 03:43 PM
Weekly Standard: GOP is trying to tear Kerry down because of their own lack of faith in Bush .. The ever-nimble Weekly Standard scrambles up the hawser while washing their paws .. Catch of the Day

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"I CANNOT SUPPORT HIM IN NOVEMBER."

"I CANNOT SUPPORT HIM IN NOVEMBER." 09/04/2004 02:46 AM

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