myLaszlo. Check out myLaszlo.com. As well as showing off some examples, this is a way of getting free hosting for Laszlo applications written using the Laszlo Presentation Server's Developer Edition which is also free. Some applications that people have already posted: A Tree View control, in less than 70 lines of code. The Laszlo… Continue reading myLaszlo
Author: Vince Kimball
Does Intel Help Libraries, Too?
Does Intel Help Libraries, Too?. ” A friend tells me that Intel is giving away stuff to schools and that they still have allocation left in their 'Model School' program. So, here's a good way to get your school some modern equipment.” [The Scobleizer Weblog] *cough* libraries *cough* sigh One of the things I really… Continue reading Does Intel Help Libraries, Too?
OneNote makes Tablet sing
InfoWorld: OneNote makes Tablet sing. Totally agreed. I'm a OneNote junkie now. I find myself using it more and more. Beth Goza showed me her OneNote system, though. If you ever meet her, ask her to show it to you. She's completely arranged her life in OneNote. She even was one of top winners in… Continue reading OneNote makes Tablet sing
Value Billing / Alternative Billing and Technology
Value Billing / Alternative Billing and Technology The current (Fall 2003) issue of Law Firm, Inc. magazine has a very good article about why law firms need to think harder about value billing. In Stop the Clock & Make More Money, Jeffrey Carr and Mark Wolf, respectively the general counsel and assistant general counsel of… Continue reading Value Billing / Alternative Billing and Technology
Ex-Minister Says Blair Knew Iraq Had No Banned Arms
Ex-Minister Says Blair Knew Iraq Had No Banned Arms. Former Foreign Secretary Robin Cook asserted today that the British prime minister conceded privately that Iraq did not have quickly deployable weapons. By Warren Hoge. [New York Times: NYT HomePage]
Conversation
Conversation. Though it masquerades as a trip report, Esther Dyson offers an insightful and complex look at the nature of tech industry communication — in weblogs and in person — in her own weblog. Metaphor detectors on stun. [Mark Bernstein]
Blogging as an income source
Blogging as an income source. If you're interested in starting a topic-specific weblog, and more interested in figuring out how you could make it worth the time and effort it would take to generate something half decent, you might want to read Matt Haughey's latest essay, Blogging for Dollars. It's a reasoned look at using… Continue reading Blogging as an income source
Product Liability Lawsuits Are New Threat to Microsoft
Product Liability Lawsuits Are New Threat to Microsoft. Trial lawyers have watched with increasing interest in recent months as malicious computer viruses and worms all exploiting security flaws in Microsoft software have crashed computers and networks around the world. By Steve Lohr. [New York Times: Technology]
Spy pictures of suffragettes revealed
BBC NEWS | UK | Magazine | Spy pictures of suffragettes revealed. Photos uncovered by the National Archives show how the police spied on the suffragettes. These covert images – perhaps the UK's first spy pictures – have gone on display to mark the centenary of the votes-for-women movement. Ninety years ago, a Scotland Yard… Continue reading Spy pictures of suffragettes revealed
What I did over summer vacation
What I did over summer vacation. While I didn't spend a whole lot of time in front of the computer over vacation (not a single RSS feed consumed!), I did have a few things to relate that might be of general interest. On my first week of vacation, my wife and I drove from the… Continue reading What I did over summer vacation