This is another test of the Treo 600 broadcasting system, using an MT bookmarklet from AvantGo
This is another test of the Treo 600 broadcasting system, using an MT bookmarklet from AvantGo
Maybe I’m a bit too optimistic about noospheric homesteading, but I expect that the pressures of this space will eventually leave only two kinds of bloggers: the ones who get paid enough, and the ones who have to be here because their bliss won’t let them do anything else.
This is a test of HBlogger from my new Treo 600 [Posted with hblogger 2.0 http://www.hexlet.com/]
So all I’m left with is that I think I have the occasional good idea, but with no way of know how to run with it. And all these internet entrepreneurs apparently bootstrapping out into open space don’t make sense to me either.
Anyway… It all seems like magic to me. Maybe one day I’ll figure it out.
Now that I’ve just moved over to this JohnCompanies hosting, I’m realizing several things: Virtual dedicated hosting on a shared box is not nearly the same as having your own box. While I mostly know what I’m doing, I do have a bit to learn about tweaking a linux server. I don’t know a good deal in hosting [...]
While the girl does her Calculus and Statistics homework, I’m availing myself of this coffee shop wi-fi to make an initial brain-dump of FeedReactor details into Kwiki.
I just made my first Kwiki formatting plugin, making Markdown formatting available.
Hi there! My name is Leslie Michael Orchard. I'm a serially enthusiastic, caffeine-dependent {web,mad,computer} scientist and {tech,scifi} writer working for the Mozilla Corporation and living near Ann Arbor / Detroit in Michigan.
