The Zing in Zimbra. By nat Rael and I had our first meeting of Web 2.0 with the folks from Zimbra. We'd seen them a month or so ago, and I've been speaking to them through the year, but it was good to catch up. In the last month they've been at the center of… Continue reading The Zing in Zimbra
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The Secret Sauce of Writely
The Secret Sauce of Writely. By nat I spent a fun hour talking with Sam Schillace of Writely. We talked about the uptake (enormous) and different approaches to the idea of word processing on the web, but two things really stuck with me: platform and people. Every entrepreneur wants there to be a secret sauce… Continue reading The Secret Sauce of Writely
A lesson for OSS: Nessus drops the GPL
A lesson for OSS: Nessus drops the GPL. I wondered how long it would take for Renaud to complete the licensing transition from open source for Nessus to closed. Seems like today is the day. He announced that Nessus 3.0 will still be free of charge (for now), but will NOT be released under the… Continue reading A lesson for OSS: Nessus drops the GPL
'Folksonomy' Carries Classifieds Beyond SWF and 'For Sale'
'Folksonomy' Carries Classifieds Beyond SWF and 'For Sale'. A new, rapidly growing generation of networking sites built around purposes, not people. By ETHAN TODRAS-WHITEHILL. [NYT > Technology]
Working Together, Wherever They Are
Working Together, Wherever They Are. Networked computing is allowing workers to more efficiently nurture new ideas, new products and new ways to digitally automate all sorts of tasks. By STEVE LOHR. [NYT > Technology]
Miers and Palace Politics
Miers and Palace Politics A couple months ago, a historian told me that the Bush presidency has reverted into classic palace politics (right out of the 16th century). What this means is that the monarch doesn't get news that would cause him displeasure. Individuals are promoted because they please the monarch rather than on their… Continue reading Miers and Palace Politics
NewsGator acquires NetNewsWire
NewsGator acquires NetNewsWire. Its true! NewsGator has acquired NetNewsWire and hired me as a product architect! Theres a press release and a Q&A page that go into more detail. You can also read what my co-workers Greg Reinacker and Nick Bradbury have to say. Im excited to join both of them and the rest of… Continue reading NewsGator acquires NetNewsWire
First Draft Done.
First Draft Done.. I'm happy to report that late last night I sent off the first drafts of Chapters 6 and 7 of Micro-ISV: From Vision to Reality, completing the first draft! I'm especially happy with chapter 7 thanks to the 25 micro-ISVers who agreed to be interviewed for this book: expect see some of… Continue reading First Draft Done.
Top 10 Windows Freeware Applications
Top 10 Windows Freeware Applications. SnakeOil labs have compiled a list of their favorite freeware applications of 2005 for Windows. It's a fairly old post, but it looks like a great list and they take the time to explain why they picked what they did. If you're looking for Windows Freeware it's a good place… Continue reading Top 10 Windows Freeware Applications
Proof of concept: Nautilus Sharing Tab
Proof of concept: Nautilus Sharing Tab. Another proof of concept idea. Windows has a sharing tab that lets you share files with the Windows Network. Where's the sharing tab in Linux? The idea here is to make Linux File Sharing synonymous with iFolder. So, clearly, when you open the properties of a folder in Linux,… Continue reading Proof of concept: Nautilus Sharing Tab