a weblog called Joel on Software. He wrote a really good analysis of the Microsoft .NET stuff the other day entitled Microsoft Goes Bonkers. He’s right too – there’s no there there with dotNET. I would only add that the big problem is not a technological one, it’s cultural. That’s why I like Deepleap and sites like it. Companies like Deepleap are addressing the central question of how people will use the web in a more fundamental way than most others – it’s not about information, it’s about relationships. [link via calebos.org]
From Brent’s Inessential.com:
An extended riff on punk, the end of rock, and the web, mixed with a personal history and context. A good argument for the weblog form.
The ambiguity of
this recent entry at Aaron’s A boy in his basement weblog is delicious.
A little weblog linking
action today. Or, as the philosopher said, “inter-blog linky love”. My virtual neighbours seem to be rotating among a very limited group: this week it’s Prattle to the left of me, Utsler to my right. Which is great, both lovely sites for sure.
In other news, Swallowing Tacks again sports a new look, definitely making the argument that Elise is the most active re-designer of her personal site around. I always like what she does, though, so that’s not a complaint in the least.
Vanessa’s Eleven Seconds seems to be undergoing some radical re-branding.
I’ve been trying to
lay off the cross-blog posts a wee bit lately, but Heather has made a good point very eloquently – something to remember. People earn respect, but a certain amount of respect is due everyone just by dint of their humanity. At work, that’s the least one should expect. For my own part, I have to remember how good I have it at my job, no matter that I’m slightly cynical and jaded from time to time.
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