David Kirkpatrick wrote an article today for Fortune. I’d link to it but there’s no direct link in the email and I’m darned if I’m going to go hunt for it. No RSS feed, of course. He was praising the virtues of old media and praised a system called PressDisplay.
Which is like […]
Entries from April 2006
Old Media doesn’t get the net (still)
April 7th, 2006 · No Comments
Synchronize your FireFox bookmarks
April 7th, 2006 · No Comments
I unfortunately use one machine at work and another at home. This leads to some good things and some bad things. One of the good things is reasonably frequent backups between the two machines. One of the bad things is that the page I was just looking at in FireFox is on […]
Tags: Home Computers
Public library software that doesn’t suck?
April 4th, 2006 · No Comments
My local library switched software from something ancient (Dynix) that ran on HP UNIX servers of some kind to a new, completely web-based interface. Could be a newer version of Dynix for all I know. While I miss the old telnet interface, I’d be quite happy to have a web-based solution if it […]
Tags: Startups