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this, to me, is the future of sports coverage; blends the best of the blogging and beat writer worlds into one nice package – big fan
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this is, as many others have said, outstanding news – i was wondering what Simon was doing when he left Yahoo, apparently this is it – cool
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Miguel remains one of the more interesting folks in the industry, to me; great interview from Simon (listen to his answer re: would they create Mono if Java had been open sourced) – as an aside, i thought it was mig-ELLE, rather than mig-WELL
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excellent piece from Miguel on potential web platforms
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“Recently we got the bombshell from our [previous] venue that they charge an initial $650 wireless set-up fee, then $100 per user.” – this is unconscionable
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curt schilling’s blog; ok, i’ll watch
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i hope this is unnecessary; i’d prefer to simply reduce the amount of email i have to answer, via whatever mechanism that might be – late night is typically my most productive time slot – plus, i *hate* getting up early
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methinks someone feels threatened by the USS Mariner
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“The cafes which support us laptop jockies should devise alternative business models. They aren’t just selling coffee and food. They are selling space, bandwidth, and power.” +3, if you throw in bars
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it’s always good to know where you need to improve; +1 on look and feel, and add in the issue that the online update mechanism doesn’t handle dependencies
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good take on the “open source company” debate from Mark; like the invocation, in particular, of Justice Stewart’s concurring opinion – wish i thought to phrase it that way
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this tragegy has shades of “The Colorado King” by Stephen King
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“The trick is to use the right language and tools for the right job. You might not want to write a compiler or operating system in PHP, but it’s equally valid that you probably shouldn’t write a web site in Assembler.” – can’t be said enough
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