We’ll continue to add benefits like this for existing users – and there are more and more of you every day. How about you people over at Google Analytics stop adding new features and start fixing the multi-hour long periods in which your product appears to simply lose data? Here’s a screenshot of traffic on [...]
Monthly Archives: September 2006
An unintended consequence of Apple DRM
9/17/2006 – 8:05 pm
I use iTunes to manage my music collection which is stored on a Debian Linux file server and accessed via Samba. My entire collection is MP3 files because (a) I don’t like encumbered music and (b) Apple’s DRM files don’t play on my Squeezebox. When I buy stuff from iTunes, I have to burn the [...]
Ten major news stories the media is ignoring – MarketWatch
9/15/2006 – 8:30 pm
Ten major news stories the media is ignoring – MarketWatch Yeah, that’s worth reading. Via Jim Moore.
Microsoft’s Open Specification Promise
9/13/2006 – 8:04 pm
Via John Palfrey: Microsoft has just unveiled a new commitment not to assert certain rights against people who develop code based on specifications that Microsoft has developed. It’s called the Open Specification Promise. Interesting to observe that Microsoft did not include their RSS extensions (called SSE) in this list of specifications covered by their promise, [...]