Friday, April 26, 2002

Onward and Northward

Driving up to San Francisco today. Back on Sunday. Try to hold the news down while I'm gone, okay?

The latest bleme: Flogger

Michael O'Connor Clarke explains.

Distrust granting authorities

Eric Norlin nails the problem with the Gartner study that shows (big surprise) that customers trust banks more than AOL, Microsoft and the Liberty Alliance.

People, 10 million; Regulators, 0

Kevin Werbach has a very interesting report from a workshop on spectrum policy hosted by the Aspen Institute. One snippet: most of them were shocked when I mentioned there are now 1.5 million WiFi cards being sold every month.

GoMoZilla

I'm using Mozilla 1.0 {Build ID: 2002041712} and it hasn't done anything bad yet. In fact, it's renders this blog faster than anything I've ever seen on this particular box, a Titanium laptop running OS X. Given the kinda pokey way browsers tend to act on OS X (and Macs going way back), I'm impressed.

There's more, but I gotta crash soon.

[Later, after waking up...] Hmm. It uses the original Netscape Mac keyboard command for back: command-[. Not the more sensible and modern command-leftarrow. Bummer.

[Still later...] Eric Tilton says command left/right works for him. This is weird.... Whatever: the answer will have to wait 'till Monday. I gotta go.