Brad Feld wrote a couple of days ago about his first computer, which was an Apple II, with a whopping 64K of RAM. Kind of brought back memories for me…The first computer I worked on was a Commodore VIC-20. How I did it I can’t remember…but when I was 14-ish years old (1983 or so?), [...]
Archive for: July, 2007
Vote for this photo!
JPG Magazine has a fashion theme for issue 12 this year…I just submitted a photo I took of the lovely Salena. It was a brisk 35 degrees F that night in Denver, so I figure she’s earned the cover. :-) If you have a minute, click here to vote for it!
NewsGator and SharePoint – see it in a webinar!
As you may have heard by now, we’re in beta with a product called NewsGator Social Sites that integrates NewsGator Enterprise Server very closely with Microsoft SharePoint. I’m going to blog about this quite a bit more in my upcoming product roadmap posts, but suffice it to say that the combination of these products makes [...]
Desktop RSS Readers are actually alive and thriving
Richard MacManus wrote an article on his blog called “Desktop RSS Readers Are (Nearly) Dead“, and went on to show some survey results and discuss some Feedburner data. But as the company who builds and sells the most popular desktop RSS clients in the world, I feel compelled to point out some flaws in his [...]