February 2006

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1. Java library for handling Atom 1.0
   Rome 0.8 came out this morning, and now has support for Atom 1.0, rather timely given ...
   Published on 02 February in general
2. Google Talk conversations now searchable in Gmail
   
   Published on 07 February in general
3. Blog for cash at the Torygraph
   
   Published on 07 February in general
4. Borland stops its IDE business
   Borland plans separate company for Delphi, JBuilder, C++Builder, InterBase, JDataStore and other developer products… ...
   Published on 11 February in general
5. Magnificent copycats
   I’ve just watched The Magnificent Seven for the first time. I’d always known that it was a cowboy version of the
   Published on 11 February in general
6. Use an elastic layout on your weblog, web "professionals"!
   I’ve had a couple of several-hundred-word posts hanging around on this topic for months now, but my frustration has finally got to the point where the technical stuff can wait – if you have a weblo...
   Published on 13 February in general
7. Jabber clients coming to Nokia handsets
   Well, not quite yet, but soon anyway.
   Published on 18 February in general
8. Browse the web from your Nintendo DS
   Opera have announced that they’re going to release a browser for the DS in Japan. Frankly, this is brilliant. The browser on t...
   Published on 18 February in general
9. Using Places in Firefox for exporting browser history
   Ages ago I wrote a post bringing light to a bookmarkl...
   Published on 19 February in general
10. XUL Runner
    I’ve been interested in XUL for a long time. Or, since 2002 at least. In fact, although I’d forgotten all about it, man...
    Published on 19 February in general
11. Internet fridges
    I was reading the other day about how futurologists get it wrong and how we’re never going to see an Internet Fridge. Well goddamn if I don’t want some variation on that. How much would I gi...
    Published on 19 February in general
12. Palm adopts Linux
    Not that PalmSource aren’t entirely dead anyway, but they recently announced a “commercial-grade Linux-based platform designed for smartphones and mobile devices” called the ACCESS Linux Platform (...
    Published on 21 February in general
13. My subscriptions list in OPML, XOXO and Atom
    For a larf, I added two quick hacks so that my Feed On Feeds installation now outputs my feed list in three formats: My sub...
    Published on 22 February in general
14. Is there a C++ library for Atom handling?
    FeedThing is a desktop aggregator written in C++ by Gareth Simpson. The internals are split into several parts, incl...
    Published on 23 February in general
15. RSS wars are back!
    The RSS wars are back and if someone’s not careful, with the resignation of Dave Sifry (and potentially others) from the does-it/doesn’t-it exist RSS advisory board, they’ll be in full swing in jus...
    Published on 25 February in general
16. Commenting on other blogs
    Anyone who wants their vis...
    Published on 26 February in general
17. Ben Hammersley hates the internet
    Ben Hammersley now uses iWeb for publishing and claims that
    Published on 26 February in general
18. OPML2HTML from 2003
    In 2003 I wrote some really bad JavaScript to convert an OPML document into an HTML list. Everything old is new again.
    Published on 27 February in general