March 15, 2004

Ted's Latest Gotta Try Email Just sent this to a friend, thought you might like to check this stuff out too! here is my latest you gotta try this stuff, list: Ted BitTorrent and Radio Userland: see this Wired article at: http://www.wired.com/news/infostructure/0,1377,62651,00.html How To At: http://grumet.net/rssBitTorrentIntegration/radioClient.html Lazlo: http://laszlosystems.com/ You Gotta Try This One!!! http://laszlosystems.com/lps/laszlo-in-ten-minutes/ Laszlo Presentation Server Developer Edition (DE): LPS DE is designed for professional Web application developers. It maximizes productivity by leveraging industry-standard development skills, tools and workflow practices immediately familiar to Web application developers. A background in XML, Java, and/or DHTML is helpful. Advanced developers will appreciate Laszlo's elegant support of object-oriented constructs. LPS DE is free, and can be downloaded today. http://laszlosystems.com/developers/download/ Onfolio: http://www.onfolio.com 7:28:10 PM     Welcome to the ‘new’ Web, same as the ‘old’ Web. CNN on newsreaders: “Hang on to your hats boys and girls, because your experience of the World Wide Web is about to change, possibly for the first time since Mosaic...” [ranchero.com] 7:08:02 PM     InfoWorld: Making e-mail identity work. Jon Udell. The truth is we've had plenty of innovation through the years. What we've lacked is follow-through. Consider S/MIME digital signatures. It's very likely that your e-mail client supports them. But it's overwhelmingly unlikely that you've ever digitally signed an e-mail message. [Tomalak's Realm] 6:44:36 PM     Just so you know there is an Alberta connection to both Sun and Tim Bray, first off the Father of Java-James Gosling was born and raised in Calgary, Alberta. Tim Bray's father was born and raised in rural Alberta. So the Sun and Alberta connection now has two people from Alberta involved. Congrats to Tim Bray on his new job at Sun. [Scripting News] 6:43:48 PM     Onfolio good research tool, but $30, still undecided I spent part of this evening checking on Onfolio. It requires you to install .Net, and results in a research took and file system, being installed on your computer. However, I am not sure it delivers more than the existing Copernic products, and Copernic Agent is still free, while Onfolio is $30. For example Copernic Summarizer does just that it summarizes info from web pages, Onfolio seems more like a NetFile Cabinent than anything else. Not sure I will spring for the $30 once my trial software expires!   6:37:00 PM

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