Tuesday, March 12, 2002

[IDG InfoWorld] IBM stung with antitrust suit 10:19:34 AM

[The Motley Fool] Apple. Is Apple nurturing, or alienating developers? 10:17:30 AM

[Scripting News] Ray Whittmer: SOAP Scripts in Mozilla.  9:51:32 AM

[New York Times: Opinion] Cicero Was Wrong. Simply put, the war on terrorism cannot be won by force alone. 8:11:35 AM

[CNET News.com] Spammers target IM accounts. As new applications use the convenience of instant messaging to deliver junk messages, some people worry that chat services will see the deluge that has long flooded e-mail in-boxes.   Is this as feasible as email spam?  I don't think so -- unless AOL/Yahoo foolishly decide they can make money on it and decide to support it rather than squashing it like their customers want.  Then again, AOL is a media company these days, and their customer-focus seems to be, ah, weak. 8:05:28 AM

[John Robb's Radio Weblog] Reuters: Managers drowning in e-mail. Reuters:  Managers drowning in e-mail. >>>A huge volume of business e-mails is generated from workers reporting progress to project managers, Nickerson said. <<<  There is an answer to this:  post it to your K-Log.  K-Logs are more passive and user friendly than e-mail.  8:00:55 AM

[IBM DeveloperWorks: XML News] A client for testing server-side XML applications (XML Journal)   This is funny to me... Lately everyone is talking about great testing/debugging tools for XML -- I thought the point was you didn't need tools like this.   Else why not use a binary protocol? 7:59:23 AM

[Codingstyle.com] Measuring Programmer Productivity 7:57:22 AM

[Slashdot] RMS Says Hurd Could Be Loosed in 2002 7:56:13 AM