Justin writes: Greg is asking about something that is near to my heart - Web Services Threat Detection. Or as I’ve heard marketing people call it (and this is long folks) - how the hell do we k...

A while back in another life, we considered the idea of a real-time threat detection system for our web services. The idea was we could build (or buy) an infrastructure component that could analyze...

Announcing Groove Experiments shared space and work Greg Reinacker and Sam Gentile would like to announce our creation of “Groove Experiments”. We have been working and Groovin to flesh out some i...

Web Services DevCon I’m currently doing final preparations for my leave to the biggest .NET weblogger gathering.  [Ingo Rammer’s DotNetCentric] This is so true…talk about a critical mass of w...

Physicists working in Europe have passed through nature’s looking glass and have created atoms made of antimatter, or antiatoms, opening up the possibility of experiments in a realm once reserved f...

Ray Ozzie says: Unless you do very little work online, the concept of weaving all of your activity into a single web page couldn’t be more misguided - from an efficiency and effectiveness stand...

Well, it had to happen sometime.  The free Wi-Fi access at Denver International Airport (as reported here) is no longer free.  It’s now being sold on a per-day basis by AT&T Wireless.  I don’t ...

Catching up on news from the last couple of weeks, I found this from Justin: How do you challenge yourself? That is a question that I’ve been asking people lately. It is an open ended questi...

Well, it’s over.  I started 5th, and finished 7th.  In some ways disappointing; for example, I was in 6th, about to make a move for 5th, and I went into a corner a little too hot and looped it.  St...

Well, qualifying is now complete (final grid is here).  I ran faster today and moved ahead of one of the guys previously ahead of me, but someone else ran a hundredth faster than me and moved up.  ...