Month: April 2003

Disney Adds Biz-Fi. Disney offers wireless in several of its Florida resort properties: Disney, via Smart City, is offering wireless service at the Grand Floridian, Contemporary Resort, the Yacht and Beach Clubs, and Coronado Springs properties. The cost is about $5 for an hour or $10 for a day. Service is available in common areas,… Continue reading Disney Adds Biz-Fi

The Register (UK) – Office workers give away passwords for a cheap pen. Workers are prepared to give away their passwords for a cheap pen, according to a somewhat unscientific – but still illuminating – survey published today. The second annual survey into office scruples, conducted by the people organising this month's InfoSecurity Europe 2003… Continue reading The Register (UK)

Salon.com News | The secret society.  Under Attorney General John Ashcroft, America is becoming an Orwellian state where people are locked up and no one can find out why — least of all a compliant Congress. Paid subscription (or watching an ad) required if you want to read the entire article. There is only a… Continue reading The secret society

U.S. News Goes RSS!.  U.S.News & World Report “Articles from the last 14 days are free. Archived articles may be purchased for as little as $1.99.” [Recently approved feeds from Syndic8.com] Check it out – U.S. News hops the RSS gravy train! They even have the white-on-orange XML button on the page (bottom right-hand side)… Continue reading U.S. News Goes RSS!

Jake Savin: “A whole bunch of new stuff is in progress for Manila. I've got a list longer than my arm, and I'm working as fast as I can to get features, enhancements and bug-fixes into the software.” [Scripting News]

I'm playing with some new social software from Macromedia called “Intro.” (Not public yet, but I didn't sign an NDA, so there). You'll hear a bit about it next week at the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference. It's cool, but is cool enough? More to come soon. I'm suprised Marc Canter hasn't talked about this yet.… Continue reading The Scobleizer Weblog

A few people — like Joshua over at the Boston Globe — keyed into the fact that I got my job partly because of my weblog. My number one advice to everyone around me who is laid off is “teach us something.” Why is this so important? Well, you are a brand. That's a Tom… Continue reading like Joshua over at the Boston Globe

Jeffrey Zeldman tells Dave to give up the anti-CSS attitude. I agree. CSS makes my site quite a bit smaller than if it had font tags and table tags and all that crud mixed in. Plus, making my font different on every single page here means changing one line in one file. Don't bash my… Continue reading tells Dave to give up the anti-CSS attitude

Now, consider if you are hiring project managers. Who do you hire? Someone who only has a decent resume, or someone who has a decent resume and someone who has a weblog like this? Well, duh! So, get writing!  [The Scobleizer Weblog]

PC World: Microsoft Research Offers Peek at Future. Researchers showed off some of those technologies–it's much too early to call them products–at an in-house mini-trade show Wednesday at Microsoft's Mountain View, California, campus. Rick Rashid, senior vice president of Microsoft Research, reported on the organization's current projects. [Tomalak's Realm]