AT&T Wireless explains itself

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"Tim Jarrett explains"

"Tim Jarrett explains" 07/10/2004 03:20 AM

Newsweek explains

Newsweek explains 01/26/2004 12:03 AM

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"Engadget explains"

"Engadget explains" 03/08/2004 11:16 PM

UnSanity Explains APE

UnSanity Explains APE 05/28/2004 12:37 AM

The Wi-Fi Alliance Explains It All

The Wi-Fi Alliance Explains It All 05/25/2004 07:25 PM
The Wi-Fi Alliance today announced a new Wi-Fi Certified logo and a new Interoperability Certificate as part of its certification program. The Alliance said the changes are ?designed to assist a broad range of consumers with their WLAN purchasing decisions? and ?designed to reduce the complexity in buying decisions and to allow for future technology enhancements?.

"Eric explains "

"Eric explains " 11/05/2003 09:27 PM

"The Times explains"

"The Times explains" 06/28/2004 03:22 AM

Clarissa Explains it All

Clarissa Explains it All 04/15/2005 04:39 AM
Space.com Apr 15 2005 7:55AM GMT

Safire explains

Safire explains 12/15/2003 05:39 PM
can do

nytimes.com/2003/12/15/opinion/15SAFI.html
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Ted explains how to plug in JRocket.

Ted explains how to plug in JRocket. 03/11/2003 09:43 AM

Ted explains how to plug JRocket into an existing JDK 1.4.1 JRE:

Ted Neward: First, I created a subdirectory in my standard JDK 1.4.1 install structure, j2sdk1.4.1/jre/bin/jrockit. Into this directory I copied the jvm.dll and Xusage.txt files that came from JRockit itself. Then, after adding a line "-jrockit KNOWN" into my JDK 1.4.1's jvm.cfg file (so that the launcher would recognize "-jrockit" as a viable command-line option), I fired up the standard Sun JDK java launcher with the command line "java -jrockit Hello". Sure enough, it worked.

"Curious Stranger explains"

"Curious Stranger explains" 05/20/2004 04:11 PM

David Brooks explains

David Brooks explains 03/23/2005 05:13 AM
too sleazy .. Wow

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"explains why with a handy chart"

"explains why with a handy chart" 04/29/2004 04:27 PM

"David Brooks explains"

"David Brooks explains" 03/23/2005 05:14 AM

ArsTechnica Explains O(1) Scheduler

ArsTechnica Explains O(1) Scheduler 12/25/2003 06:39 PM

liz explains why she started bl0gging

liz explains why she started bl0gging 04/26/2004 01:14 PM
i'm fascinating by these explanations since i'm not sure i consciously chose to start blogging

Jim Macdonald explains writing

Jim Macdonald explains writing 02/19/2004 12:06 AM
Jim Macdonald, half of the Doyle-Macdonald writing team, has been presiding over a hundreds-posts-long running tutorial on how to write that is unbelievably good and sensible and right. If you want to write, go read this now.

Well, now, what to put in the opening?

We're going to stick with the chess game metaphor for a while here. In the opening you're trying to put yourself into a strong position for going into the midgame (where the exciting action and the exciting combinations occur), and you do this mostly by getting your pieces off the back rank as quickly as possible. The pieces are your major characters. Get them out there, and get them doing things.

Don't neglect your pawns -- your minor characters. You should cherish your minor characters. They'll save your life. If you have a selection of minor characters you can pull them out to solve problems later in the book.

Now, what to put in that first chapter? (Recall that if your readers don't finish the first chapter they'll never get to chapter two.)

To answer the question of what goes into chapter one, I'm going to grab the first stanzas from a bunch of Anglo-Scots folk ballads. These were the popular songs of earlier times, cooked by the folk process so that only the important and memorable parts remain, they're entertaining, and they tell stories.

Link (via Making Light)

MS explains mysterious Net attack

MS explains mysterious Net attack 06/28/2004 11:23 PM
Sunday Times South Africa Jun 29 2004 2:59AM GMT

A non-expert explains Finnglish

A non-expert explains Finnglish 09/05/2004 09:19 AM

« "Tex" in a 10-gallon hat and cravat listens to the Peruvians performing in Three Smiths Square. I had to resist the urge to laugh since it seemed as incongruous as wearing a Lappish hat in downtown Dallas. »

The Morning News has an absolutely brilliant article this week, The Non-Expert: Accents, [alternate 125kb pdf] where advice is given on how to cultivate a fake accent when travelling abroad where 90% of the world hates Americans. Some of the descriptions are spot-on and hilarious, especially the Maine accent.

A bit of handy advice for those wishing to be cultural chameleons when leaving the land of 50 states is YOU DON'T NEED TO SHOUT. Four out of five cruise ship passengers visiting Helsinki this year were Americans and after a peaceful winter of not hearing any English out on the sidewalks I suddenly started hearing people like they were speaking through a megaphone. I mean, I never noticed that people talked so loudly when living in the US, but damn, I can hear Americans at least 3 blocks away and chart an evasive course. One of these days I'm even going to muster the cheek to yell "A LANGUAGE BARRIER IS NOT A HEARING IMPAIRMENT" when some Americans lean into me and ask me very loudly if I speak English. It's great sport messing with some of these people by using my Finnglish, especially when I can tell by their accent that they're from somewhere near where I grew up. :) Cheap entertainment.

I do go out of my way at times to make myself sound like I am anything but an American and it works reasonably well. It is very curious how much confusion an unusual accent will cause in people who are desperately trying to place you by your accent since you can see the wheels turning as they talk to you wondering where you could have gotten such a funky way of speaking. I thought I'd add a new accent to the list from the Morning News - Finnglish. :)

Accent: Finnglish

Scenario: You find yourself in Helsinki and realise that the Finnish phrasebook you bought on Amazon doesn't seem to work at all as the shopkeepers just give you this blank stare or say "Mitä?" You want to get some reindeer kitsch for the family back home but don't have any idea what in the hell these people are saying to you.

Tips & Tricks: First and foremost rule is; don't smile. It's a dead giveaway that you're an American tourist if you smile. Lower the volume of your voice as this puts you at a tactical disadvantage when you can be heard several blocks away. Speak English very slowly with a slight pause between words as though you are considering every word while you stress the first syllable of each word. Be sure to lower the tone of your voice an octave and cultivate a monotone speech pattern. Think of Star Trek's Chekov's "Nuclear Wessles" except do not try to sound Russian. If they give you an odd look, just say how much you love to practice your English around all the American tourists. Drop out any and all of the idioms that you normally fill a conversation with and replace it with something bare and slightly awkward; i.e. Boy, that gulleywasher last night was a real humdinger of a turdfloater!" becomes "The storm, he was not usual last night." [100kb mp3] Confuse he and she randomly in sentences and choose prepositions that are incorrect for the phrase. Don't 'turn on' your TV, 'open' your TV. If you get asked something on the sidewalk, a simple nod and "joo" or "ei" usually suffices. Costume is a consideration, too, as one should not wear cowboy hats, t-shirts with "BUSH! 4 more years" emblazoned on them, anything with the stars and stripes or any other such giveaways.

Response: Skip the tourist market and go to Iittala. Buy a bunch of Moomin mugs and Teema dinnerware and have them mailed home. You've already been busted so just say as little as possible, pay, and leave. :) There's a reason why Mainers and Finns seem a lot alike.

Microsoft re-explains .Net strategy

Microsoft re-explains .Net strategy 11/20/2003 12:44 AM
Industry figures give the software giant a passing grade for embracing open standards.

ev explains google's evil conspiracy!

ev explains google's evil conspiracy! 04/22/2004 05:19 PM
it's like a bizarre hanlon's razor. stupid people explain everything as being malicious.

Chisholm explains health reforms

Chisholm explains health reforms 09/14/2004 03:11 AM
The health minister is to appear before Scottish Labour MPs to explain controversial hospital reorganisation plans.

google explains its bl0g editing

google explains its bl0g editing 05/14/2004 07:24 PM
getting corporate communications right can be a tricky thing

Motorola Explains Why there was no ROKR
at CeBIT

Motorola Explains Why there was no ROKR
at CeBIT 03/17/2005 03:48 AM
I4U Mar 16 2005 7:02PM GMT

TechBlog: AOL explains its privacy
policy

TechBlog: AOL explains its privacy
policy 03/14/2005 06:00 PM
Houston Chronicle Mar 13 2005 11:16PM GMT

Internet Solutions explains outages

Internet Solutions explains outages 08/16/2004 10:39 AM
Computer Weekly Aug 16 2004 2:05PM GMT

the Times explains who's got a piece of
Google

the Times explains who's got a piece of
Google 04/26/2004 01:14 PM
apparently, it's mostly larry and sergey. go figure.

Ah - this explains why Joey hasn't
finished up OUR deal yet

Ah - this explains why Joey hasn't
finished up OUR deal yet 12/17/2004 06:28 PM

I've never met Ross Rader - or Joey DeVilla - yet we've been 'negotiating' with them - for months on a deal - which may just happen soo enough. I love to hang with their boss Elliot Noss - but it's the workers in the trenches that matter most.

So NOW I understand why it's taking so long..... (and I get to see what Ross looks like.)

The "Boss Ross" wallpaper isn't available...yet!

The company where I work -- Tucows -- has launched a "Mobile Phone
Content Library". Simply put, it's a place where you can download
ringtones, wallpapers and games for your mobile phone.


 

 

Here's the text of the official press release:

 

TORONTO, CANADA, 15 December, 2004 -- Tucows Inc. (OTCBB:TCOW), today announced the launch of a new content library for mobile phones at www.mobile.tucows.com.  The company is working with Mediaplazza, part of the Jet Multimedia Group.  Mediaplazza provides a leading platform with mobile content, such as ring tones, cell phone games and wallpaper.

"We are very excited about the launch of our second new library this year," said Elliot Noss,
President and CEO Tucows Inc.  "Our download customers rely on
Tucows to be their best source of specialty and leading edge tools for
their computing and personal devices and this library will service the
exploding market for mobile content."

"Tucows is a great client to have. They have a unique relationship with
Internet Service Providers around the world.  This new agreement
will increase the availability of our tools to cell phone users
worldwide," commented Marc-Antoine Ross, Country Manager of MediaPlazza North America.

Tucows chose to work with Mediaplazza because they have developed
partnerships with large companies and their platform is connected to
more than 122 telecom operators.

"We are pleased to have Mediaplazza's mobile phone tools distributed
via the Tucows website. They have a powerful international web presence
and we at MediaPlazza like to consider ourselves citizens of the
world," said Eric Gautier, Owner of MediaPlazza, part of the Jet
Multimedia Group.

[Accordian Guy]

Apple explains HIToolbox to developers

Apple explains HIToolbox to developers 06/22/2004 12:41 PM
A new feature posted to the Apple Developer Connection Web site entitled The Benefits of HIToolbox: The Evolving Widget Set explains in detail how developers can utilize Mac OS X's Human Interface Toolbox to more easily manage their interface controls. The article traces the history of HIToolbox and explains how it's utilized in Mac OS X, what's changed since Jaguar and Panther were released, and offers up some practical examples of how the technology works with Xcode.

Jenkins' QC explains trial tactic

Jenkins' QC explains trial tactic 07/02/2004 08:07 AM
The leading defence barrister in the Sion Jenkins murder trial speaks about his decision not to call Jenkins' daughters as witnesses.

IBM explains identity management
approach

IBM explains identity management
approach 05/05/2004 04:06 AM
Some time ago, in trying to get a better understanding of the differences between the IBM/Microsoft WS-Federation specification and the Liberty Alliance specification for federated identity, I read a white paper called "Federation of Identities in a Web Services World," written jointly by IBM and Microsoft (link below).

Microsoft explains cuts to benefits

Microsoft explains cuts to benefits 07/07/2004 04:29 AM
Vancouver Sun Jul 7 2004 8:30AM GMT

Miguel de Icaza Explains How To "Get"
Mono

Miguel de Icaza Explains How To "Get"
Mono 03/23/2005 09:39 AM

Allchin explains Longhorn's haircut

Allchin explains Longhorn's haircut 08/27/2004 03:20 PM
A clear roadmap for Longhorn was more important than inclusion of an advanced file system, Jim Allchin tells CNET News.com.

explains why recent unemployment and
economic

explains why recent unemployment and
economic 12/02/2003 03:02 AM
About the Jobless "Recovery" 12/1 .. The Unemployment Myth .. some people .. argues

nytimes.com/2003/11/30/opinion/30GOOL.html
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Q&A: CA's top leader explains management
reorg

Q&A: CA's top leader explains management
reorg 04/05/2005 12:30 PM
After five months on board, Computer Associates' new CEO, John Swainson, discusses the reasoning behind the realignment of his business managers and details what customers want.

Google Explains Jew Watch Search Results

Google Explains Jew Watch Search Results 05/12/2004 11:09 PM
Search Engine Journal May 13 2004 3:18AM GMT

Merriam-Webster explains disappearing
McJob

Merriam-Webster explains disappearing
McJob 11/11/2003 05:38 PM
And today, Ronald is wearing a ... sad face

Maverick man Cuban explains Hollywood
disgust

Maverick man Cuban explains Hollywood
disgust 03/31/2005 11:39 AM
Hollywood vs P2P It's a morality thing
Grok Description matches for AT&T Wireless explains itself
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Rochester Institute of Technology

Rochester Institute of Technology 05/28/2004 01:45 AM
Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) .. graduated .. Kodak U .. college .. R•I•T .. rit .. RIT

rit.edu
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Status Inertia: The Speed Imperative in
the Attainment of Community Status

Status Inertia: The Speed Imperative in
the Attainment of Community Status 05/13/2004 05:19 AM
Status Inertia: The Speed Imperative in the Attainment of Community Status by Daniel Stewart
http://opensource .mit.edu/papers/stewart2.pdf

Abstract:
This paper examines the role of tenure in establishing social status within an online community of free software developers. As tenure increases, an actor's status becomes increasingly taken-for-granted, thus making it difficult for actors to generate mobility outside of their current social strata. The results of empirical analyses suggest that the broader community plays a major role in deciding one's social position-a judgment that can be made fairly quickly and decisively. Therefore, members of the community who desire high status should work quickly to establish a positive reputation or else run the risk of being cast into an inert low status social position.

Rochester Holiday Inn Goes Wireless
Thanks to EthoStream.

Rochester Holiday Inn Goes Wireless
Thanks to EthoStream. 08/12/2004 02:51 AM
The Holiday Inn in Rochester, Minnesota joins the EthoStream hospitality network. [PRWEB Aug 12, 2004]

Xerox cutting about 800 more U.S. jobs,
including 200 in Rochester

Xerox cutting about 800 more U.S. jobs,
including 200 in Rochester 12/06/2003 09:45 AM
Canadian Press Dec 6 2003 9:11AM ET

Rochester, NY Collectors Meet For
Midnight Madness

Rochester, NY Collectors Meet For
Midnight Madness 04/01/2005 04:43 PM
Come out to the Henrietta Toy "R" Us for the Episode III toy release Midnight-2am early April 2nd. Visit with costumers from local Star Wars groups: The Rebellion, 501st Northeast Remnant, Rebel Legion: Echo Base and Buffalo's The North Ridge. They will also be returning to the Henrietta Toy "R" Us from Noon-2pm Saturday afternoon. Come join us on the quest for the Holographic Yoda figure, enjoy the refreshments provided by Pizza Hut, encounter some Star Wars characters, and hey, maybe even get to meet ME! ;) The above image shows the calm before the storm at this location. Check back early tomorrow morning for photos during the madness!

Who's Hot Today? Rochester (maybe),
Winston-Salem Airport (Piedmont)

Who's Hot Today? Rochester (maybe),
Winston-Salem Airport (Piedmont) 06/22/2005 02:16 AM

Rochester, N.Y., considers downtown Wi-Fi: A business development group is studying whether offering Wi-Fi (free, fee, sponsored, or other models) would be beneficial to the city's downtown. (When I worked for Kodak, not out of Rochester, the rumor was that George Eastman had chosen the town because it was so often gray, thus making it easier to produce film. Just another jealous tale told by Buffalo residents, I'm sure.)

Piedmont Triad in the Winston-Salem, N.C., area unwires: Opti-Fi turns on Wi-Fi service at the local airport on Tuesday. The cost is $2.99 for 15 minutes and 25 cents thereafter or $7.95 per day. Opti-Fi is partnered with other companies for resale, however, including their recent T-Mobile HotSpot deal. Downtown Winston-Salem has had free Wi-Fi since March 2003.

Rumor Mill: EvDO in NYC?

Rumor Mill: EvDO in NYC? 08/27/2004 01:30 PM
Rumors are flying that Verizon is in the midst of building out EvDO in New York City: NYC will serve as a crucial example of how the higher-speed mobile data networks compete next to Wi-Fi. Both networks have upsides in the city. Wi-Fi is higher speed, lower cost, and available in many places. EvDO will be lower speed, higher cost, but available in more places (although cellular coverage is notoriously bad in the city). At the end of the day, there's a niche for both networks and if the price is right, enough customers for both....

Notes and Tips: EVDO

Notes and Tips: EVDO 04/14/2005 10:22 AM
MCG is playing with "EVDO" wireless on PowerBooks.

MSNBC Writer Praises EVDO

MSNBC Writer Praises EVDO 12/19/2004 03:18 PM
Gary Krakow loves EVDO: Verizon Wireless's 1xEv-DO cellular data service isn't available everywhere yet, but Krakow loves even the current level of ubiquity and speed. A number of my colleagues think that even a few hundred kilobits per second of download will be adequate for most users, rendering Wi-Fi connected to a T1 line or even faster ADSL service--like 6 Mbps down and 768 Kbps--a bit of overkill. I tend to think these colleagues don't fully appreciate how many business travelers there are in the U.S.--40 million of them by one count, 30 million of which carry laptops--and how many of those travelers have high-bandwidth applications that they struggle to use. Customer-relation management (CRM) software, Java or ActiveX based internal applications, or even simple file exchange requires a fair amount of bandwidth to offer the "it's like I'm in the office" experience. Even uploading a 10 MB PowerPoint presentation is torture at the 50 to 100 Kbps per speed that's the maximum that EVDO can offer right now. Downloads might break 2 Mbps at peak performance, more likely averaging a very respectable few hundred Kbps, but uploads aren't emphasized in the current generation of technology. Tell that to the folks trying to send high-resolution pictures and movies from fancy new camera phones, too! Krakow doesn't overstate the advantages of EVDO, however. He's pretty realistic. And for general email and Web browsing, EVDO is more than adequate. Remember that the 1x in 1xEv-DO stands for 1.25 MHz of spectrum. A 3x flavor of CDMA2000 will use 3.75 MHz and be able to offer much more speed in both directions. One flavor in the lab would bring peak upload to 1 Mbps, for instance....

Real-Time Car Tracking with EVDO

Real-Time Car Tracking with EVDO 03/23/2005 05:36 PM

This is why EVDO cellular internet is cool: the guys from EVDOInfo.com rigged together a little application using off the shelf parts to display on a web page their car, its exact location and velocity, as well as the current view out their window. It's tricks like these that will make EVDO (and UMTS, if Cingular ever gets it deployed) a standard feature for "carputers" before long.

And to think, just a few short years ago these technologies were reserved for child molesters and enemies of the state.

EVDO GPS WebCam Mapping [EVDOInfo]

New book on EVDO Broadband Wireless

New book on EVDO Broadband Wireless 09/11/2004 03:22 AM
Introduction to EVDO explains the fundamentals of the EVDO system, the products it uses, how it operates, what services it can offer, and how EVDO fits and compares with other mobile radio technologies. [PRWEB Sep 11, 2004]

He combined VoIP and EVDO: and here's
what happened

He combined VoIP and EVDO: and here's
what happened 04/07/2005 01:18 PM
ZDNet Apr 7 2005 4:38PM GMT

Verizon's Edge, I Mean, EvDO on the
Competition

Verizon's Edge, I Mean, EvDO on the
Competition 10/28/2003 11:09 PM
Cell carriers are pretty far behind on 3G, but Verizon's early deployment may give it an edge -- I mean, a competitive advantage: While GSM operators struggle with GPRS (10 to 50 Kbps) and are rapidly trying to get EDGE fully deployed (100 Kbps), Sprint is staying the course with 1xRTT (50 to 70 Kbps), and T-Mobile and Nextel don't seem to be in the running for anything more interesting. Verizon Wireless's early 3G deployment (1xEvDO, 300 to 500 Kbps) in San Diego and Washington, D.C., may pay off, Matt Maier of Business 2.0 notes, because they simply have this service now at a fixed rate. The advent of cell phone number portability about to be engaged ties in with this: Verizon is the only cell company to back it. They want people to switch over, sign up for data, and then lock them in with long-term contracts and the only real 3G that will have any scope in 2004. Great plan! (All speeds more or less real world, not the advertised ones.)...

4400 Square Miles of EVDO

4400 Square Miles of EVDO 12/19/2004 03:18 PM
Verizon Wireless says they've blanketed Los Angeles and environs: Its BroadbandAccess service, its name for the package of 1xEv-DO they've rolled out (or just plain EVDO if you want to be simpler about it) fills Los Angeles County, parts of Riverside County and San Bernadino County, and most of San Diego and Orange County. Overall, about 4400 square miles of coverage across populated SoCal. This announcement is interesting because it was never entirely clear how much of a metropolitan area that Verizon intended to install EVDO throughout--100 percent? 95 percent? The city but not the suburbs? Their work here is a clear signal that they're talking metro deployment, not urban deployment....

Rochester, Minn., utility prepares to
test power line Internet service

Rochester, Minn., utility prepares to
test power line Internet service 07/01/2004 05:25 AM
Energycentral.com - Thu Jul 1, 09:36 am GMT

more EVDO: Verizon building big, fast,
unwired data network

more EVDO: Verizon building big, fast,
unwired data network 01/08/2004 07:46 PM
Verizon is announcing plans to spend $1B US in the next two years to develop a wireless broadband network that will offer 300-- 500K speeds at $79.99 a month, starting this summer.

The network, which will use third-generation or "3G" technology provided by Evolution-Data Optimized (EV-DO), will be fast enough to allow consumers to download video and music as well as send video messages. The high-speed network, called BroadbandAccess, will be available to businesses and individual customers beginning in the summer of 2004. Since 2003, Verizon has operated wireless broadband networks in Washington, D.C., in a partnership with Lucent Technologies, and in San Diego with Nortel Networks.

Link

WoW Status 1.2.5

WoW Status 1.2.5 12/24/2004 12:13 PM
Shows the current status of the World of Warcraft servers in your menubar.

IIS Status

IIS Status 07/15/2004 12:02 PM

Status

Status 07/09/2004 09:37 PM

A brief update on what’s going on.

Status Notification

Status Notification 11/25/2003 10:26 PM

Stat us Notification is a web application pattern from Ian Bickling that uses sessions to solve the problem of how to display simple status messages without displaying whole pages with just a one line message on them or passing a message in a URL. My current project could certainly benefit from this.

Status, cc:world

Status, cc:world 06/17/2005 04:52 PM

It's status time again. Quick summary: last week I spent most of my time on Roller 1.2 related issues and the Apache move. This week, I'll get back to the Roller 2.0/group blogging work.

On the Roller 1.2 front, I made some small enhancements to the Planet Roller aggregator and did some work to make the blogs.sun.com front pages a little easier to maintain. I also did a number of deployments last week to our internal blog server for testing.

Unfortunately, changing the front-pages in a Roller site is not quite as easy as changing a blog's theme. The front-pages are JSP, so you can't edit them through the Roller UI and folks who don't know Java and JSP have a hard time making changes. A number of people have suggested the idea of having a blog serve as the front pages of Roller and I think that's a great idea.

Now let's turn to Apache. Our Subversion repository space is ready at the Apache Incubator, but we're not. Since the Roller 1.2 release is coming up soon, last week we decided to keep main-line Roller development in CVS. Once the release is ready, we'll move to Subversion and branch 1.2 from there. Also: our new mailing lists are ready at Apache, but we haven't made the move yet.

Roller 2.0 work got short shrift last week, due to Roller 1.2 and related issues. Since Roller 2.0 lives in its own branch and Apache won't allow us to bring branches and history along with us (for a number of reasons, some legal), I had to do some extra work to recreate the Roller 2.0 branch in Subversion. I managed to complete that work and resume work on group blogging. I'm hoping that I can spend the rest of this week on group blogging.

That's all folks. I'm going to cover RSS and Atom in Action status in a separate post.

UPDATE: I completely forgot that we released Roller 1.1.2 last week, a minor bug fix release.

Status Reports

Status Reports 11/17/2003 10:22 AM
Most of the templates have been completed, but there are still several pages missing. I'll try to add in the missing pages over the next few days; the "official launch" will be Thursday. There are some goofy dates and I'm...

MOM FAQ: Current Status

MOM FAQ: Current Status 08/28/2004 04:34 PM

Set iChat Status 1.0.1

Set iChat Status 1.0.1 04/22/2004 08:13 PM
This is a totally impractical app I wrote, because I had too many status messages saved in iChat, and the scrolling annoyed me. It's dead simple. Pick a status, enter a message, (or not) and click okay, or hit enter. Updated some minor back end script handlers, and it's now built in FacesSpan 4.0, instead of AppleScript Studio.

Server Status 1.8.1

Server Status 1.8.1 07/02/2004 02:55 PM
A server status monitor.

Getting Process Status

Getting Process Status 04/21/2004 10:14 AM

MOM FAQ: MOM Current Status

MOM FAQ: MOM Current Status 12/25/2004 11:21 PM

Hussein Given P.O.W. Status

Hussein Given P.O.W. Status 01/09/2004 10:13 PM
Pentagon lawyers have determined that Saddam Hussein has been a prisoner of war since U.S. forces captured him on Dec. 13

Subtle Status 1.1

Subtle Status 1.1 12/28/2004 12:54 PM
SubtleStatus is an unobtrusive floating info display, you can set the transparency and other options. It is intented for iTunes info, though you can write you own AppleScripts for it.

Server Status 1.7.3

Server Status 1.7.3 12/12/2003 06:34 PM
A server status monitor.

AT&T Wireless explains itself

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