April 2004 - Posts
Mark Cliggett asks, “[H]as the openness (what Randy called The New Microsoft ) been uniformly positive, or have there been unintended/unforeseen negative consequences?“ First, I'm glad Mark dug up this old post. I'm definitely interested to
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If you have experience with Commerce Server 2002 and would be interested in a contract position in St. Louis, MO, let me know. A friend of mine is working with a neat company (most of you have heard of them, especially those of you with kiddos) to put
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Here are my first week observations, in no particular order: Microsoft has a VAST amount of information available. Information overload has taken on a new meaning for me. The people are great. Everyone that I've met seems to be bright, articulate, and
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Although this has been in the works for a while, the time is finally right for me to share the news. As of tomorrow, I’ll work for Microsoft . Since I was recently inspired by Tim Bray’s entry describing his decision to work for Sun, I thought
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There is an excellent blog entry on Google's approach to building an infrastructure to support their search engine and services. This reminds me of Nelson 's talk last summer at Gnomedex but adds some interesting commentary and speculation into the mix
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I'm trying out Chris 's new weblog service . Check it out and see what you think.
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I'm always skeptical of any news on April 1, but this article on Google Mail sounds pretty interesting. It looks legitimate to me, and isn't humorous really, so I would guess it is accurate.
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Mark has posted an April 1 story on the return of Netscape to win the syndication wars , with references to Robert , Dare , and Dave . IBM must not be giving Mark enough to do yet.
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