Monthly Archives: March 2004

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The dangers of code reuse illustrated, from Intelligent Enterprise: Eager to demonstrate their flying skills for some visiting American pilots, the hotshot Aussies ‘buzzed’ the virtual kangaroos in low flight during a simulation. The kangaroos scattered, as predicted, and the … Continue reading →

At tonight’s lesson, I worked on “It Happens All The Time” with my guitar teacher. And it struck me how much my life has changed since writing that song. I wrote it in 1997, during my days with Anonymous Joe. … Continue reading →

One of our district office secretaries just came in and delivered a 12-pack of Diet Rite. This was for restoring one file from a backup. The attached note said: “Thank you for SAVING MY LIFE!” She’s a sweetie. Reminds of … Continue reading →

Now, this would have been worth TiVO-ing: At a recent Indiana Pacers-Washington Wizards game, a woman’s reaction to a man’s marriage proposal stuns an expectant crowd… The man appeared from the bank mascot’s costume, grabbed a microphone and then got … Continue reading →

Marc Canter writes: One of the things that has befuddled me – is why TiVO hasn’t taken off more? I mean – it totally changed my life. Why haven’t mroe people picked on it – faster? Robert Scoble replies: It … Continue reading →

The good news is that Frequency 2.0b2 is running on Windows. The better news is that Mike’s surgery went well. The bad news is that I still feel like crap. My head weighs about 90 pounds right now, 65 pounds … Continue reading →

Ack. Sore throat. Stuffy head. Lots of drippage and related nastiness. So I stayed home from work today and plugged away on Frequency 2.0. I’m happy to say that, due to possibly the most productive sick day I’ve ever taken, … Continue reading →