SourceForge houses a lot of popular open source projects (and a lot of forgettable half-assed efforts as well) by providing development infrastructure, hosting, and community resources to developers. It is truly one of the real hubs in the free software world. They’re owned by VA Software Corporation, a business that has had considerably mixed success [...]
Monthly Archives: October 2005
StyleFeeder – Step 1: Start!
10/17/2005 – 1:40 pm
I’ve been working on a project for the past several months and I flipped the switch to make it live over the weekend. http://www.stylefeeder.com/ is intended to be a useful free service for people who shop online for stylish stuff. If you’ve ever tried to buy clothes that are in any way original, you know [...]
The Michealangelo Code [sic]
10/16/2005 – 1:40 am
You see, this is why I love Ubersite. I know of no other site on the web where I can read stuff like this: The drive through central Paris was uneventful, taking him past the Arc De Triomphe, Eiffel Tower and Champs Elysees, Chamonix ski resort and the Nice coastline. This was fairly redundant, as [...]
Unconfirmed Internet User
10/15/2005 – 5:39 pm
I just noticed that my IM client (Trillian) says that I am an “Unconfirmed Internet User”. This is untrue. I hereby confirm that I use the Internet.
Google Web Services API Search?
10/12/2005 – 11:20 am
After reading this article by Jon Udell, it made me wonder if Google will make a web services API search feature available. I noticed yesterday when I searched for ‘hibernate‘ (I offer no easy explanation as to why I searched for a website that I visit frequently… maybe Firefox integrated Google-search is easier than typing [...]