Graph to track the movement of your PowerBook.

Some weirdness in the tech-land.

Looks like my kind of reading...

On preventing the death of Java EE.

"If it is true that Java EE is on it's way out, lets not give our fellow developers a hard time. At the end of the day we all have to pay our mortgages."

MP3 on the topic.

"What’s the difference between ASP and SaaS?"

"What I don’t understand in all this is how Microsoft thinks it can side step the infrastructure issues."

Letting go of your enterprisey urges behind-the-firewall...

Whao...read this for the "they don't get it" story du jour.

Speculating on future Apple platform chips. In all honesty, this is more about chips than I can take in. But, hey, there it is.

"Red Hat is too small and does not do a very good job of supporting [its customers]." Man, I need to get on finishing that book...

"We aim to produce the best Windows development tool possible for Ruby. We aim to leverage all the features of Visual Studio: code completion, snippets, IntelliSense, etc."

In addition to the idea itself, a good articulation why ODF could create *alternatives* to the Office method of info-work.

While reading this, play the scene from The Big Lebowski where Walter destroys the red Corvette, repeating the same phrase over and over again as he swings the bat. Yeah. I hate telcos.

"...which is why mashups are making slow progress in the enterprise — and for that matter, why service-oriented architectures are making slow progress, too" Yuh!

"a fundamental flaw in the Web 2.0 era: a complete disregard for accountability to their users among service providers."

An old email discusion about episode 09 of the DrunkAndRetired.com podcast where we talk about rails.

Another satisfied customer...

I am only awaiting more eMusic credits...

Baam! Even she has a blog...