I'm cross-posting this to both the Typepad blogand the posterous site to see how the posting-by-email thing compares. If the Typepad stuff works OK, why would I want to send people to another blog? I think I'd rather keep stuff in one place ...
I seem to accumulate more ways to post entries here than topics i can get around to writing about. This is the updated typepad ui for the n95 - not sure you'd want to write a novel on a phone keypad, but it's useful for short posts, especially if you're including a photo. It also removes another excuse ...
Testing Google Docs for blog posts ... this could get interesting.
ZDNet in the UK has an
amusing article about some of the most annoying pieces of software we might come across in our PC/Mac/whatever adventures.
What's really amusing about it is that it's on a site where they split an article over 11 pages to maximise pain with the garish ads, and you have to register to comment ... you want to talk about annoying?
Let's de-Starbucks Australia ...
"There is no digital music battle or piracy war. That is a figment of your imagination, and, every time you preach our digital crimes to us, we ‘tune out’ .... Your declining profits are the symptom of a business model that is fast becoming irrelevant
social software vs the enterprise ... as I said elsewhere the issue isn't with the big vendors - it's crusty command-and-control hierarchies that kill social software in the enterprise
It's the cost, stupid ... read the comment too - about Google's very efficient infrastructure
Joel Spolsky gives MS Live Mesh a huge serve ... is Ray Ozzie a one-trick (and lame one at that) pony?
There's a market happening .... software provisioning on a common platform ...
The difference Jane Jacobs has made for New York planning ...
Mike Krigsman on Salesforce's platform play: "the new paradigm is compelling, interesting, and undeniably cool", but "will developers buy it?" ... Nick would probably like to know too
Mowser