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Posts going back to 2003: technology, leadership, travel and food.
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Dave's Social Experiment “Dave” has been running a social experiment to evangelize the uses of OPML and to lead aggregator developers to standardization. As a side effect, the OPML contributors…
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Who Subscribes? (updated)
update: Found out that Rogers Cadenhead subscribes, but prefixes the domain with 'www'. Thanks, Rogers! Also, some have not shared who subscribes to what sites, so there are others not…
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Dave's a celebrity? (via Doc Searls)
Doc Searls points to Jimmy's post (links below). Word out. Jimmy Guterman in Business 2.0 (subscription required): …In a world where millions blog regularly, pundits like Lawrence Lessig, Clay Shirky,…
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Where's Steve?
It's been a few days without a post. Sorry about that. I've been rabid following a new mailing list that “Dave” set up for RSS users. In turn, I have…
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THE MOST IMPORTANT IDEAS OF 2003 – PART ONE . This is the first of five articles in a series that will be published intermittently this month. This article summarizes…
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A new post for the new year
Hello and thank you to all of my readers, large and small. 2003 was the year that I got on the blogging bandwaggon–what a wild ride it's been. At first…
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Text Messaging For Americans. Okay… Tell me the truth. Are you someone who is reading this site, has a modern mobile phone but has never sent a text message? Come…
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BBC: “The prospects for the Beagle 2 lander on Mars look increasingly gloomy after a radio sweep of the planet failed to detect any sign of the UK-built probe.”
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Steve Pomeroy: \”Another fun (though scary) computer-generated Xmas song is this MBrola test file.\”
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Dare Obasanjo: “My day job involves reading or writing specs all day. Most of the specs I read either were produced by the W3C or by folks within Microsoft. Every…
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