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Saturday, July 05, 2003 |
 Check this out....
7:55:54 PM 
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Just added a small script to the bottom of my weblog to run a scroll.
Took it out. It was breaking aggregators.
5:11:16 PM
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Does anybody know how to put an icon in the address/shortcuts menu of IE next to the URL? Example: The NYTimes. It seems like most sites have:
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="/favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon">
Is that it?
4:58:54 PM
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CNN.com. US troops arrest a Turkish special ops team operating in Iraq in order to stop an attack on a Kurdish leader. Looks like the Turks got their hands caught in the cookie jar. Great ELINT guys.
1:36:07 PM
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BuzzMachine. AOL is testing their weblogging tools. The funny part about this is that I was working with them on this 1.5 years ago (including the IM group). They didn't have a clue about nor did they care at all about weblogs. They eventually got the religion (particularly internal groups that wanted to keep their jobs by binding themselves to a large development project). So instead of getting this up quickly a year ago for a nominal amount of money, they opted to spend $20 m++ and develop it themselves. It will also be expensive for them to maintain on a go forward basis given their design. For a company that should be in cost cutting mode (particularly given the broadband trap they are in), this doesn't make sense. As a public company, this is an obvious sell signal. Of course, I am glad AOLers now have a tool to build weblogs. The more the merrier.
12:00:35 PM
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I have created a topic specific weblog focused on The Weblog Network mentioned previously.
11:50:13 AM
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Washington Post. Wow. This is an amazing tale of how the Hollywood system works for the small guy (it is also similar to Silicon Valley and the music industry).
10:21:48 AM
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Excellent! Great response to yesterday's question (particularly given that it was a holiday). There are a couple items in the critical path of this project yet to be surmounted. Please keep the interest flowing. Also, there is definitely a growing professional interest in K-Logging, enough to build something that could provide mutual benefit in the space (research, case studies, presentations, referrals, etc.).
8:06:48 AM
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