Monthly Archives: July 2007

iBloglines, now has more features. The Bloglines Blog has more details. Geoff has a comparison of iBloglines to NewsGator’s iPhone site. It turns out, even Google Reader users like our iPhone site. Hurrah.

Google Gadgets API Terms and Conditions: Prohibited Actions You will not and will not allow on your behalf third parties to (a) make and distribute copies of any aspect of the iGoogle page (including the API) or accompanying documentation except … Continue reading →

Short: Bloglines Users, go to i.bloglines.com on your iPhone. Last Saturday, I got an iPhone. It was great, but the full size Bloglines on it, with the Zoom Mode, sucked. Trying to read large volumes of text is a massive … Continue reading →

So, I didn’t rush to get one on launch day; But enough people have said good things about it, and it doesn’t look like a flop, so today I went up to the Valley Fair Apple Store in Santa Clara … Continue reading →

I’m happy to announce the release of a new piece of software that I’ve written. Cluster Tail or ctail for short. Basically, it multiplexes lots of SSH connections, to invoke tail -f on a large set of machines or log … Continue reading →

Campfire seems great. We have been playing with using it at work, rather than our internal IRC network, after seeing this blog post. The UI is great, the file sharing is great… But the only major blocking issue right now … Continue reading →