Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
Off to Spain (Madrid, Barcelona & Seville, with a couple of side trips) for 2 weeks. Please, don’t hate me. So, apart from a cybercafe posting with I might try, not much new new stuff till I get back and Continue reading The Rain in Spain falls mainly in the Plane
Internet Week > Lotus Domino > Lotus Preaches Richness, Open Source For Future Domino Apps > November 5, 2003 provides a badly need vision for the direction of the Lotus notes client (if not the Domino Server) in an age Continue reading The Future of Notes / Domino
Via Slashdork: News for nerds, stuff that matters: “‘Novell today announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire SUSE LINUX, one of the world’s leading enterprise Linux companies, expanding Novell’s ability to provide enterprise-class services and support on the Continue reading Novell to acquire SUSE LINUX
Hemlock (of semi-blog format) has publish a useful lists : one being a Guide to Hong Kong Bloggers (most of which are familiar to me and are my primary sources to amuse my lovely HK born wife) and includes a Continue reading The World’s Most Opinionated Guide to Hong Kong Blogs
Folding paper cranes or fancy boxes may seem like a quaint and old-fashioned hobby. But paper folding, or origami as it’s more properly called, is serious science. Everything, from the proper loading of the space shuttle’s cargo bay to the Continue reading Inside the Fold: the Mathematics of Origami.
Beyond the Beyond is his new bloging home after retiring his old SchismMatrix (one word or two?) blog. David Langford’s The Runcible Ansible is still alive next door… Where I learned of Hard SciFi author Hal Clement’s (Harry Clement Stubbs, Continue reading Bruce Sterling returns to Blog-dom