Monthly Archives: February 2006

A funny video. (via fscklog) Update: Scoble [says the video was created by Microsoft marketing for an internal meeting.]

[Update: oops, I forgot to give this post a real title.] Note to self: Whenever I will come up with new XML formats, I’ll put them into XML namespaces. To quote SGML greybeard and XML co-inventor Eliot Kimber: If you’re … Continue reading →

Merlin Mann has some very good ideas on improving the RSS user experience. Both revolve around the fact that a user’s interaction with an RSS feed has three phases (subscribing to the feed, reading new items coming through the feed … Continue reading →

Malcolm Gladwell, one of my favourite writers, has started a blog: I have come (belatedly) to the conclusion that a blog can be a very valuable supplement to my books and the writing I do for the New Yorker. What … Continue reading →