Buried Alive
I am alive – very busy. Let me write short for time being. Dvorak wants Blog debate on his show. Needs guests. Send help. Pitched idea for Call for Help RSS feed. Unsure of feasibility. Unsure of spelling of feasibility. Need spell checker in Movable Type. 802.11b people coming on today's show. Got nice jacket. Had a blast at NVIDIA last night. GeForce4 is a must for any user. Drinking Peet's. Love you. Miss you.
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7 Comments
Anonymous
February 6th, 2002
at 12:28pm
Blog debate? *ears perk up*
Anonymous
February 6th, 2002
at 12:46pm
With Jello Wrestling? *grin* No, seriously … I think I understood about half of that post. I think I must make a note to make sure Tivo has finally understood my command to record CFH. I think there is a hack out there that will let you spellcheck MT posts, will look. Love to debate blogs. Wrote many things about the blog perspective, especially during the long days of September 2001. Just send a shout. Not a problem.
Anonymous
February 6th, 2002
at 1:45pm
Just read Dvorak's piece on ZDNet. Interesting. I'd love to help with the debate in any capacity you think might be appropriate.
Except as the guy who sponges up all the blood and spittle from around the debate table.
Anonymous
February 6th, 2002
at 1:48pm
Spell check. PC and IE5.0 required. http://www.hotlingo.com – works with any form online. Including MT. I knew it was out there…
Anonymous
February 6th, 2002
at 2:09pm
AHHH, you beat me to recommending Hot Lingo…it's GOLD, baby, GOLD!
Anonymous
February 6th, 2002
at 6:00pm
Ooh, Chris, please let us know what happens with Dvorak and Blog debate. He caused quite a stir with his article!
Anonymous
February 6th, 2002
at 9:40pm
Why on earth won't TechTV include an RSS feed for the headlines on their show sites? Apparently, Megan from The Screen Savers had the same thought… and it didn't happen!
I hope they don't make me drive up there and do it myself! It's a feature that takes all of about thirty minutes to build out and automate.