2003 July

I just found a great news aggregator for Outlook Express users, too: Genecast. (…)

If you blinked, you missed it. This blog is now sitting on a new (faster) server. In the process, one post was killed - but I resurrected and extended it in yesterday's report.

Since the untimely death of BlogToaster, I've been without an “updated site” IM buddy. Enter Blog Change Bot. Oh, and I'm quoted in August's issue of Inc. (…)

We're setting up an official “Gnomedex 3.0 Feedback Form,” so I won't ask you for opinions (or photos) right now. (…)

Hey! Life is about to return to “normal” - but not before I catch up on 1,500 messages in my Inbox. (…)

As you can very well imagine, I've been knee-deep in geeks for the past couple of days - and everybody seems to be having a blast at Gnomedex. (…)

I'm meeting so many people here, and they're starting to share their experiences with the rest of the world.

By this time tomorrow, I'm going to be completely surrounded by friends - and that's a great feeling to have. All of this hard work is going to pay off for the third year in a row. (…)

Tom says that the reason y'all aren't commenting on my recent posts is because I'm mentioning his name. I bet him lunch that it isn't true.

Alarm. Coffee machine. Water. Peet's. Cream. No frickin' filters! (…)

Tom's tasted the world's best filet, served by the world-famous 801 Steak and Chop House here in downtown Des Moines. (…)

Looks as though someone left a Linksys wide open for me to use over here on 22nd (at a Friedrich's coffee house). The AP could be next door? Regardless, I'm online with a two-bar signal! (…)

I'm at the Computer Renaissance here in West Des Moines; this place has changed since last I walked in (thanks to new management). (…)

Expect to hear a lot about RSS at Gnomedex. (…)

Want to come with me on a free Wi-Fi tour? On Saturday (the 19th), I'll be in downtown Des Moines at the WHO Radio tent doing a show with the Wise Guys from noon to 2PM. (…)