Steve Zellers: “Why isn’t an asynchronous protocol built on top of HTTP not HTTP anymore? Just make both sides web servers and agree on how to match up requests with responses.” Continue reading

Craig Burton: “I have spent the last week upgrading six machines to Windows XP. On average it takes me eight to ten hours to complete. One took me around sixteen.” Continue reading

Looks like Tom Clifton is doing some fun stuff with Radio and images. He posted a screen shot last week, and now he has a Tool you can download. Continue reading

This is intriguing. Continue reading

I also somehow missed this post on Jonathan Delacour’s site about weblog comments and paradigm shifts: “Radio users are building tools, macros, Web services, and a bunch of other stuff that I’m not even aware of. Until today I believed I couldn’t contribute anything substantial to that effort — and that’s OK, my ambitions lie… Continue reading

I missed this tidbit from David Brown on Sunday: “Little by little I’m getting it. Little by little I see Radio turning into a dream environment.” Continue reading

According to this article on cnn.com, some members of Osama bin Laden’s family have been asked to supply DNA samples, in order to determine whether Osama was killed in a recent CIA missile strike. “One of the people killed in the strike has been described as tall, dressed in Arab white robes, and treated with… Continue reading

Alanis Morrisette: “My greatest vision of myself is to be as transparent as I can.” Continue reading

Seen on the Tonight Show: The world’s biggest collection of one person’s navel fluff (lint). Ummm — ok. Continue reading

Will Smith, on Inside the Actor’s Studio: “I learned very early, that anything that you’re working, is about the team.” Continue reading