Saturday, February 16, 2002

[Scripting News] Sam Ruby says we should drop the labels, I shouldn't think of him as being part of a BigCo, but Sam, there's a different reality in being in a Small One. In 2002, it's a huge struggle. We're still here, but some months are more difficult than others. There's a "collection" mentality among the survivors. Everyone has to collect. No one can pay. My little company never participated in the DotCom mania, so I figured we were immune from the collapse. It's not actually so simple. In an economy that's tubing, it's hard to stay on the surface, in a little boat, and not get sucked into the Big Flush. We are managing, inch by inch, staying afloat, and have a great time with the software and the community. But the business environment, which hasn't been normal here for over a decade, shows no signs of smoothing out anytime soon. 1:35:37 PM

[Slashdot] Researchers Claim to Crack 802.1x WiFi 1:30:50 PM

[Hack the Planet] The Unofficial 802.11 Security Web Page. 1:20:44 PM

[John Robb's Radio Weblog] Dann  Sheridan is rocking and rolling with a real-time data display module running off a Web Service in Radio.  I got it running in under 5 minutes.  Looking for more data services to connect to.  Any suggestions? 1:18:51 PM