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directories and web based news aggregators available currently on the
Internet. The AwarenessWatch Spotters cover some excellent just
released research resources as well as new identified Internet
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V2N1 January 5, 2004 Current Awareness
Happenings on the Internet: Directory
Resources
V2N1 January 5, 2004 Current Awareness
Happenings on the Internet: Directory
Resources
01/05/2004 06:42 PMThis edition of
Current Awareness Happenings on the Internet by
Marcus P.
Zillman, M.S., A.M.H.A. (
January 5, 2004 V2N1) is
dedicated to my latest Subject Tracer™ Information Blog titled
Directory Resources. Click on the below audblog link to hear an audio
describing this site focusing on the many directories of single and
multiple subject gateways, subject trees, subject portals and subject
indices on the Internet. I like to think of this Subject Tracer™
Information Blog as the Internet's Directory of Directories! The site
is available from the following address:
Directory
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January 2004 myITforum Daily Newsletter
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01/17/2004 10:57 PMTalking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: January 11, 2004 - January 17,
2004 Archives
Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: January 11, 2004 - January 17,
2004 Archives
01/16/2004 01:04 PMJoshua Micah Marshall has published Clark’s testimony ..
Transcript of Clark's testimony to congress on Iraq .. getting
unfairly drudged .. invented
quotes
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Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
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2004 Archives
01/26/2004 04:12 PMBREAKING: Kerry couldn't get laid at St. Paul's! .. Josh
Marshall
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Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: January 18, 2004 - January 24,
2004 Archives
01/22/2004 07:16 AMtalking points interviews george soros. also, josh is already up in
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with George Soros ..
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V3N1 January 2005 Awareness Watch
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The January 2005 V3N1 Awareness Watch™ Newsletter is
a freely available 31 page .pdf document (558KB) from the above URL.
The Awareness Watch Featured Report this month highlights a
comprehensive listing of online Grant Resources. The
Awareness Watch Spotters cover many excellent and newly released
annotated current awareness research sources and tools as well as the
latest identified Internet happenings and resources. The paper review
covers Information Retrieval and the Semantic Web by
Tim Finin, James Mayfield, Clay Fink, Anupam Joshi, and R. Scott Cost;
and the Subject Tracer™ Information Blogs have been updated with the
latest subject: Social Informatics.
January 2004 Zillman Column: Finding
Experts on the Internet 2004
January 2004 Zillman Column: Finding
Experts on the Internet 2004
12/27/2003 05:28 PMJanuary 2004 Zillman Column - Finding Experts on the Internet
2004http://virtualprivatelibrary.blogspot.com/Finding
Experts on the Internet 2004.pdfhttp://www.zillmancolumns.com/
http://www.InternetExperts.inf
o/The January 2004
Zillman Column is now
available and is titled
Finding Experts on the Internet
2004. This column brings together the many resources for
finding qualified experts on the Internet. The Internet is the source
for literally thousands upon thousands of experts on every subject and
this column gives you a comprehensive listing of where to find these
experts and is taken from my Subject Tracer™ Information of
Blog. This is a "must" reference for anyone even thinking about
obtaining the leading expert in your business or special interest
subject area!
Scot's Newsletter - July 2004
Scot's Newsletter - July 2004
06/30/2004 07:22 PMThe Lowdown on XP Service Pack 2 RC2Scot Finnie’s latest
newsletter is out and the lead article is a deep dive into XP SP2 RC2.
Go take a look!
Palmloyal.com March 2004 Newsletter
Palmloyal.com March 2004 Newsletter
04/09/2004 04:11 PMVentures West Newsletter - First Quarter
2004
Ventures West Newsletter - First Quarter
2004
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V2N5 May 2004 Awareness Watch Newsletter
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The May 2004 V2N5 Awareness Watch™ Newsletter is
available as a 31 page .pdf document (539KB) from the above URL. The
Awareness Watch Featured Report this month covers an in depth and
extremely comprehensive listing of business intelligence resources
available on the Internet. The Awareness Watch Spotters cover many
excellent and newly released current awareness and research sources as
well as the latest identified Internet happenings and alerts. The book
review highlights an Internet MiniGuide titled Competitive
Intelligence Resources 2004 and the Subject Tracer™ Information
Blogs have been updated with two new subjects: Agriculture Resources
and Theology Resources.
Dr. Dobb's Linux Digest Newsletter -
March 2004
Dr. Dobb's Linux Digest Newsletter -
March 2004
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V2N6 June 2004 Awareness Watch
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The June 2004 V2N6 Awareness Watch™ Newsletter is
available as a 28 page .pdf document (518KB) from the above URL. The
Awareness Watch Featured Report this month covers sources for
Internet Demographics and Statistics Resources freely
available over the Internet. The Awareness Watch Spotters cover many
excellent and newly released current awareness and research sources as
well as the latest identified Internet happenings. Also included is a
special report on Online Social Networks. The book
review highlights Internet Research Annual offering a
selection of the best work presented at the first three conferences of
the Association of Internet Researchers, and provides a useful
overview of the cutting-edge in Internet studies. Subject Tracer™
Information Blogs have been updated with three new subjects: Data
Mining Resources, Financial Sources, and Reference Resources.
V2N8 August 2004 Awareness Watch
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V2N8 August 2004 Awareness Watch
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The August 2004 V2N8 Awareness Watch™ Newsletter
is available as a 26 page .pdf document (487KB) from the above URL.
The Awareness Watch Featured Report this month highlights a
comprehensive listing of information quality
resources. The Awareness Watch Spotters cover many excellent and newly
released current awareness research sources and tools as well as the
latest identified Internet happenings and resources. The book review
highlights Web Dynamics and the Subject Tracer™
Information Blogs have been updated with the latest subject:
Artificial Intelligence Resources.
V2N7 June 2004 Awareness Watch
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Awareness Watch Featured Report this month highlights a comprehensive
listing of deep web and invisible web resources.
Included sections: a) Articles, Papers, Forums, Audios and Videos; b)
Cross Database Articles; c) Cross Database Search Services; d) Cross
Database Search Tools; e) Peer to Peer, File Sharing, Grid and Matrix
Search Engines; f) Presentations; g) Resources - Deep Web Research;
and h) Resources - Semantic Web Research. The Awareness Watch Spotters
cover many excellent and newly released current awareness and research
sources and tools as well as the latest identified Internet happenings
and alerts. The book review highlights Legal Issues Relating
to Free and Open Source Software and the Subject Tracer™
Information Blogs have been updated with three new subjects:
Auction Resources, Employment
Resources and Games Resources.
February 2004 myITforum Daily Newsletter
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available as a 28 page .pdf document (470KB) from the above URL. The
Awareness Watch Featured Report this month highlights a comprehensive
listing of Information Alerts on the Internet and Anti-Virus,
AntiHoax, AntiMyth, AntiFraud, AntiChain Letter and Anti-Spam sites on
the Internet. The Awareness Watch Spotters cover many
excellent and newly released current awareness research sources and
tools as well as the latest identified Internet happenings and
resources. The book review highlights The Digital Dilemma:
Intellectual Property in the Information Age and the Subject
Tracer™ Information Blogs have been updated with the latest
subjects: Grant Resources and Grid Resources.
January 08, 2004
January 08, 2004
01/08/2004 07:12 PM
Joel on Software Dinners
Montréal, CA: January 15th. If you can come, please RSVP by
posting one message here so we can get a rough
count.
Berkeley, the other CA: January 30th. If you can come, please RSVP
by posting one message here so we can get a rough
count.
We did this in Oslo with great success. Basically we'll take over a
room in a restaurant, eat, drink, be merry, and talk about software
development.
Other Upcoming Events
I'll be speaking at CUSEC 2004
(Canadian Undergraduate Software Engineering Conference) in Montréal
on January 15th.
Playlist
It's top secret. The only thing I'll admit to was Vince Guaraldi
"Linus and Lucy." And Auld Lang Syne.
FogBUGZ for Unix and FogBUGZ for Macintosh
... will ship, I think, on Monday, subject to reality sticking its
big ugly face in the way.
January 19, 2004
January 19, 2004
01/19/2004 02:02 PM
SysAdmin Week
After a bit of a scare discovering that a few of our critical files
were not getting backed up, and with various system administration
things starting to cross from annoying into the category of downright
emergencies, I am going to spend a few days focused on improving our
network infrastructure.
All of our backups are done to hard drives, not tapes. It's not
that much more expensive than tape, and it's a lot more
convenient. For example all our workstations and laptops are backed up
using Veritas NetBackup Pro which creates hard-drive
based backups on a server. Anyone can browse the last 5 versions of
any file on their hard drive and instantly restore it; if a complete
system is lost NetBackup does "bare metal restore", and, the part I
like best -- if two people have the same file it is only stored once.
This saves gigs and gigs of space because almost every machine here
has the same OS files, the same development environment, the same full
text of MSDN, etc. Servers are backed up over the Internet using Dantz Retrospect, also to a hard
drive at a different location. Retrospect has the advantage of
supporting "open file backup" on SQL Server databases, backing them up
while they're running. As far as I can tell, this relies on an
underlying feature of Windows 2000 which allows you to make virtually
instantaneous, atomic copies of any open file (Windows does this using
"Copy on Write," where the file is simply marked as being "copied,"
the copy itself doesn't take place until one copy is written to, and
then only on a sector-by-sector basis). Dantz has the disadvantage of
some architectural decisions that reflect it's Macintosh heritage
which do not really make sense... for example, rather than the
traditional Windows server model of having two apps -- an invisible
service and a management console which controls that service --
there's just one app. This means you can only run one management
console and if you lose it (e.g. someone else is running it in a
different session) you can't get in, requiring drastic process killing
or rebooting. And the number of new concepts you need to learn to set
up simple server backups is astonishing... it took me way too long to
get things set up and then it took several weeks of occasional
tinkering to get it to work, and even then it seems to get flaky and
decide it doesn't want to backup and doesn't want to tell anyone that
it doesn't want to backup, so I have a weekly scheduled task to kick
the sucker. Somewhat frustrating but I have no experience with other
server backup products and suspect the others are just as bad.
I just woke up to the fact that we were paying about $6/GB for disk
storage on Dell SCSI RAID arrays, and for backup media I don't need
SCSI and I don't need RAID, so I'm going to try a LaCie Big
Disk Drive connected to the backup server over USB 2.0 which
is about $1.20/GB.
Meetup
So far there are 136 people registered at Meetup.com. London,
Toronto, and Dublin have passed the threshold of 5 members for
meetings to actually be held. I was thinking it might be fun to pick
the city with the most people on this list for my
next vacation.
January 20, 2004
January 20, 2004
01/22/2004 02:10 AM
I will be speaking on the subject of Designing Applications
with the User in Mind at UC Davis on January 29th. The speech
is free and open to the public so if you're in the Davis/Sacramento
area please come.
UC Davis
Thursday, January 29, 2004
10 - 11:30am
at the University Club (map
)
January 13, 2004
January 13, 2004
01/16/2004 11:27 AM
Whoo hoo! There's nothing better than shipping a new product.
Fog Creek Software is proud to announce: FogBUGZ for Unix and
FogBUGZ for Macintosh.
All About FogBUGZ
System Requirements: Unix | Macintosh | Windows
Today is Monday, right?
January 26, 2004
January 26, 2004
01/26/2004 03:31 AM
“Please do not use cover letters that you copied out of a
book. If you write ‘I understand the position also requires a
candidate who is team- and detail-oriented, works well under pressure,
and is able to deal with people in departments throughout the
firm’ then at best people will think you're a bullshit artist
and at worst they will think that you were not born with the part of
the brain that allows you to form your own thoughts and
ideas.”
Getting
Your Résumé Read
January 30, 2004
January 30, 2004
02/10/2004 02:45 AM
Ted r
eviews my speech.
Scoble: “I hate to play the ‘it'll be fixed in Longhorn’
card, but I'm going to.” OK, you tell me when my customers
have Longhorn and I'll think about using .NET then, mm-kay? My money
is on 2008.
The Salamander .NET
Linker and Mini-Deployment Tool might be a solution. Has anyone
evaluated it in depth?
January 12, 2004
January 12, 2004
01/16/2004 11:27 AM
The Montréal Dinner will
be held at Marché Mövenpick, 1 Place Ville-Marie, near St. Catherine & University, downtown, on Thursday, January
15th, 2004, at 7:30 PM.
The Berkeley
Dinner will be at 7:30, on January 30th, 2004.
Tentatively scheduled at Au Coquelet Cafe, 2000 University Ave. at Milvia.
January 28, 2004
January 28, 2004
01/28/2004 06:40 PM
For some reason, Microsoft's brilliant and cutting-edge .NET
development environment left out one crucial tool... a tool that has
been common in software development environments since, oh, about
1950, and taken so much for granted that it's incredibly strange that
nobody noticed that .NET doesn't really have one.
Please Sir May I Have a Linker?
** Heute verwende ich die deutsche Version von
CityDesk um mein Weblog zu erstellen. No, I don't speak German, but I
know CityDesk well enough to find my way around!
"January 2004"
"January 2004"
01/03/2004 07:07 PMJanuary 17, 2004
January 17, 2004
01/17/2004 10:59 PM
Meetup.com organizes
regularly scheduled Joel
on Software reader meetings in 640 cities around the world on the
third Wednesday of every month. The next one is coming up on January
21st.
I'm not sure exactly how it works... I think that as soon as they
get 5 members confirmed in a particular city, the meetup is officially
on, otherwise it's automatically cancelled.
Meetup.com was created by my fellow New Yorker,
Scott "Fries With That?" Heiferman, who
also founded i-traffic.com (now a part of agency.com).
January 27, 2004
January 27, 2004
01/27/2004 01:43 PM
Reminders:
- Thursday morning I'll be giving a free
lecture at UC Davis
- Friday evening, 7:30 PM, I'll be
meeting up with a huge group of Joel on Software
folks at Au Coquelet Cafe, 2000 University
Ave. at Milvia, in Berkeley, California. If anybody is nearby please
go in and warn the manager we're coming; I got about 45 rsvps.
- Not in California? I'm working on a Fog Creek open house in New
York Real Soon Now.
- Anywhere else? Join our Meetup group and hang out
with other Joel on Software readers in your city on Wednesday,
February 18th. So far 28 cities in the
world have hit critical mass (5). The London group is already up to 29
members!
In the meantime entertain
yourself with some of Rory Blyth's inspired comix.
This one's a riot: "Ooooooh! I know! We
could print out the data, scan it in, and then paste the image into
Excel!".
And some disclaimers:
- The remark yesterday in tiny print could not possibly be homophobic, because I'm gay and thus
granted automatic diplomatic immunity from all charges of
homophobia.
- Putting spaces in front of commas is really not that bad,
but I stand by my claim that it's not very professional looking, and,
merely as a point of information, at least on the resumes I get, this
particular error occurs on 37% of cover letters from people with
Indian names and 0% of the cover letters of people without Indian
names.
- Anyway talking about punctuation is really, really boring, so
please let's stop.
- There's nothing like 100,000 incoming links from Slashdot to
uncover those rare people without a sense of humor... but you can't
tell people, "no, it's a joke, you just didn't get it" because the one
thing common among all people without a sense of humor is that they
inevitably think they have a very good sense of humor; your joke just
wasn't funny.
In the spirit of the escalator
The number one best way to get someone to look at your resume
closely: come across as a human being, not a list of jobs and
programming languages. Tell me a little story. "I've spend the
last three weeks looking for a job at a real software company, but all
I can find are cheezy web design shops looking for slave labor." Or,
"We yanked our son out of high school and brought him to Virginia. I
am not going to move again until he is out of high school, even if I
have to go work at Radio Shack or become a Wal*Mart greeter." (These
are slightly modified quotes from two real people.)
These are both great. You know why? Because I can't read them
without thinking of these people as human beings. And now the dynamic
has changed. I like you. I care about you. I like the fact that you
want to work in a real software company. I wanted to work in a real
software company so much I started one. I like the fact that you care
more about your teenage son than your career.
I just can't care about "C/C++/Perl/ASP" in the same way.
So, maybe you won't be qualified for the job, but it's just a lot
harder for me to dismiss you out of hand.
January 31, 2004
January 31, 2004
02/10/2004 02:45 AM
Geodog: “So I walked
into the cafe tonight and looked around for the Joel group -- like any
other geek, I was too shy to ask anyone, but when I spotted a big
table lined entirely with males, mostly in their mid-twenties to early
forties, not too well dressed, predominantly European-American, I knew
that I had found the geek gathering.”
January 2004 Zeitgeist
January 2004 Zeitgeist
02/10/2004 02:50 AMTop 10 search terms for this past month. 3331 different keyphrases
Search Percent .dmg ...
The vocabulary of science fiction -
March 2004 newsletter - Oxford English
Dictionary
The vocabulary of science fiction -
March 2004 newsletter - Oxford English
Dictionary
05/02/2004 08:25 AM'Where in the multiverse...?': researching the vocabulary of science
fiction for the OED" .. OED sci-fi words project .. OED scifi task
force
oed.com/newsletters/2004-03/scifi.html
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Bits & Bytes for January 26, 2004
Bits & Bytes for January 26, 2004
01/26/2004 08:43 PMInternet News Jan 27 2004 0:35AM GMT
January 2004 Letter from the Editor
January 2004 Letter from the Editor
01/23/2004 02:24 PMMany new data-related features will be enhanced in Europa, including
the addition of support for new data types such as variable character,
variable binary, and blob types for increased compatibility with SQL
Server 2000 and the upcoming version of SQL Server, code-named
"Yukon." Support for subqueries is just one of many new enhancements
to the SQL language in Europa, such as the ability to execute the
following: SELECT * FROM foo t1 WHERE f1 IN (SELECT f1 FROM foo).
ASP.NET Webcast Week - January 19-23,
2004
ASP.NET Webcast Week - January 19-23,
2004
01/18/2004 11:30 PMLearn about ASP.NET from the experts! These free events are live and
interactive. Live code demos and attendees asking in depth engaging
questions are all part of this live event. This is a great way to get
educated, engaged, and enlightened on Microsoft developer tools.
MSDN January 2004 Shipment
MSDN January 2004 Shipment
12/23/2003 01:33 AM-2011.2
DirectX® 9.0 SDK Update - (Summer 2003), Microsoft Enterprise
Instrumentation Framework, Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit 1.0,
Microsoft Systems Management Server 2003 SDK (English), Windows®
SharePoint™ Services 2.0 (English, French, German, Italian,
Japanese)
-2589
Windows® Small Business Server 2003 - Disc 1 (English). Note: Small
Business Server 2003 Premium Edition includes a premium technologies
CD that includes SQL Server 2000, ISA Server 2000, and their latest
service packs. The premium technologies CD is not included as such
because these products are already included in your subscription,
however the CD is available from MSDN Subscriber Downloads.
-2590
Windows® Small Business Server 2003 - Disc 2 (English)
-2591
Windows® Small Business Server 2003 - Disc 3 (English)
-2592
Microsoft Office Outlook® Standard 2003 (English)
-2499.1
Microsoft Business Contact Manager for Office Outlook® 2003,
Microsoft Data Analyzer, Microsoft Office FrontPage® 2003 (English)
-2501.1
Microsoft Business Solutions - Solomon 5.5 Volume 2, Solomon 5.5
Service Pack 1, FRx Financial Reporter 6.5 for Solomon and Forecaster
6.7 (English)
-2503.1
Microsoft Business Solutions - Great Plains 7.5 Disc 2, Microsoft
Business Solutions - Great Plains 7.5 Service Pack 1, FRx Financial
Reporter 6.5 for Great Plains and Forecaster 6.7
-2594
Microsoft Office Professional 2003 Multilingual User Interface - Disc
1 (Arabic, French, German, Italian, Japanese)
-2595
Microsoft Office Professional 2003 Multilingual User Interface - Disc
2 (Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Simplified Chinese)
-2596
Microsoft Office Visio® Professional 2003 Multilingual User
Interface Pack - Disc 1 (French, German, Italian, Japanese)
-2597
Microsoft Systems Management Server 2003 (English
Execs & Accounts for January 26, 2004
Execs & Accounts for January 26, 2004
01/26/2004 08:43 PMInternet News Jan 27 2004 0:35AM GMT
Execs & Accounts for January 23, 2004
Execs & Accounts for January 23, 2004
01/23/2004 08:49 PMInternet News Jan 24 2004 1:04AM GMT
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