Archive for October, 2005

What fat clients can learn from the Web

Friday, October 21st, 2005

If only fat client applications could share context like you do on the web…

Open Document Format: “The” Document Interchange Format

Thursday, October 20th, 2005

Every once in a while you come across a good Idea. Tonight, I just read one. David Berlind, on ZD.net posits the idea of Open Document Format (ODF) could be a transport mechanism for moving content between different wikis.
Could ODF be the Net’s new, frictionless document DNA? by ZDNet’s David Berlind — […]

GMail: Shared Folders

Saturday, October 15th, 2005

Gmail is a great mail interface. I prefer it in many ways to even outlook. There are basically two deficiencies it suffers from currently. One big and complex the other is low hanging fruit that Google should pick today, Shared Folders. I should be able to share a virtual folder with […]

Critical Windows patch may wreak PC havoc

Saturday, October 15th, 2005

A story on news.com speaks to the problems that Microsoft continues to have in regards to regression testing on their patches. After the “no patches” last month, to the 9 this month, (what a joke, 9? Did you look at the number of updates downloaded by WSUS? Also, they never talk about the […]