Dave Winer on Scripting News: “WWW9 is over. We had a wonderful day. It started with the distributed computing track, we talked about XML-RPC and SOAP. Lots of really good energy, it was the talk of the conference, it was a bit shocking to me to see how widely embraced this stuff is. I always expect that we’re going to get fudded, as has happened in the past, but the XML community is supporting us. This is fantastic.”
Month: <span>May 2000</span>
In an interview with Pete Pfiefer on All Things Considered today, it’s reported that a fire, which caused hundreds of gallons of bourbon to spill into a newrby river, has caused the oxygen content of the river to drop, killing fish. Apparently the alchol itself doesn’t seem to kill the fish, but rather bacteria which are digesting the bourbon are using all the oxygen, which causes the fist to suffocate.
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I’ve been doing more work on menus today. I’ve got the Mac-look for Macs working on my machine – that was easy… But I’m still having trouble figuring out how to get the menus to timeout on their own, and disappear, without having to click somewhere else in the browser window… I’ll get it yet, but it’s frustrating me at the moment.
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