Just found this in the my referral logs — http://organica.us/. Seems to be of the same nature as daypop, blogdex where the goal is to track buzz.
Tech Life
2002 Continued Technical Blunders
Since everyone was worried about their jobs in 2002, not a huge amount of attention has been paid to technology this year. This doesn’t excuse software developers from the following list of products/technologies I still CAN’T BELIEVE haven’t been done well. In the vein of Holy Shit Lists, this list could be considered a brief… More
Really Simple Syndication
A reader pointed out that our two RSS feeds were slightly stale, so we just fixed that in our “first project of the Xmas break”. RSS inclusion in Rands In Repose is merely a by-product of using Movabletype… if I was maintain the site by hand (HURRRRRRRR), I probably wouldn’t have the RSS feeds because… More
Moveable Type 2.5.1
Movable Type 2.5.1 landed. There are two features which landed as part of 2.5 and 2.5.1 that have me noodling site redesigns in the back of my head. First, they’ve integrated search into the core application – in the past, this was done with the, admittedly pretty cool, Atomz service. The other feature is the… More
Mozilla 2002
It seems that with every week, someone releases a browser based on Mozilla. This is good. Mozilla continues to cause a discernable buzz.
Rands in Response
Floid writes: “CRTs will be truly obsolete in 5 years. Hallelujah.” I’ve got recent strong evidence to back this up. I recently replaced my clunky 17″ Apple CRT monitor with a 17″ flat panel screen. This was my first experience with real time usage of a flat panel monitor and the experience has been exquisite.… More
Rands People Model
There are four types of people.
Ozzie
Ray Ozzie of Lotus Notes and Groove fame has a weblog.
Amazon Gold Box
I was shocked today when I clicked on my AMAZON GOLD BOX and all of my offers were of a power tool variety. What the? I
The Lobotomization of American Retail Therapy
We Americans love to buy shit. In fact, the only thing more important to us than buying shit is buying shit the second we think we need it