Computer Sciences Seeks Leaves With Pay. The Computer Sciences Corporation, the computer-services company, said that it would ask its 66,000 workers to volunteer to take at least six months’ leave with 20 percent pay. By Bloomberg News. [New York Times: Technology]
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Workspace Portals [1]. From an…
Workspace Portals. From an Accenture article entitled Desktops of the Future: The portal as a desktop provides a single view of the… [E M E R G I C . o r g]
*Adventures in coolness *
Adventures in coolness Dave Sifry is showing me Projectdocs, a document managment system he wrote. Looks cool. Actually, way cool… [Doc Searls Weblog]
14 Days, in the Groove…
14 Days, in the Groove – still seeking Rhythm, and Blues. Thoughts about my first two weeks as a public blogger. Looking forward to hearing about your own experiences. [Ray Ozzie’s Weblog]
Gizmodo — some blogback [1]…
Gizmodo — some blogback [nickdenton.org]
Using XML with PHP without…
Using XML with PHP without any apache changes. XML is sexy, PHP and XML is a cheap and good way to create and syndicate your website. Now, when you have your own server, you can set up all the necessary apache add-ons to explore the PHP-XML relationship to the full extend. When you own a virtual server at an ISP,…
Radio deployment descriptors [1]. A…
Radio deployment descriptors. A few weeks ago, I spent some time showing an InfoWorld colleague, Mark Jones, how I use Radio. As always in this kind of situation, I was reminded of: … [Jon’s Radio]
Wow. Phil Wolff [1]’s put…
Wow. Phil Wolff’s put a lot of thought into the whole weblogs-as-KM (“K-Logs”) thing. [Steven Vore: KM]
Hypercard is back, baby [1]….
Hypercard is back, baby. Great Wired News piece on Hypercard, the graphic programming toolkit that started shipping with the Mac in 1989. I picked up programming again, after a five-or-so year hiatus, once I got my first Mac that shipped with Hypercard (it was my beloved SE, “Kali the Destroyer”), and ended up earning my living on Hypercard, doing contract…
A Study In Scarlet -…
A Study In Scarlet – Exploiting Common Vulnerabilities in PHP Applications. Lots of security holes in PHP. It’s all part of being popular and not being designed with a security in mind from the start. Not saying that others are better mind you! [Roland Tanglao’s Weblog]