Donim

I don’t agree with 100% of what they say, and a lot of it seems like it should be obvious, but having someone talk about the things that should be done but often aren’t is encouraging. I appreciate the challenge to work smarter and better.

about two weeks in late ‘97. Though it bankrupted me for a year, it was way worth it; being a stranger in a strange land has forever changed my experience of being in my native country.

I got about half of the functionality of what bloglines does, and then stopped because I was happy enough with bloglines and didn’t have the time. But it was great hands-on experience with the nitty gritty issues involved with pulling in a variety of real-world data sources & presenting them in a common format.