It seems, after doing most things possible with content, Google is begining to enter content authoring market, too, with the new initiative: Google Base. These guys really don\‘t waste their time :)

Watch Sun\’s video parody on Dell servers :)

David Geer published an article in the Enterprise Open-Source Journal titled Advantages of Custom-Built, Open Source Enterprise Portals.I think it is an interesting article, but you can not trust me since part of it is based on David’s interview with me. So, don’t trust me and read it :) EOSJ has some odd publishing format...

I became a techcrunch.com addict!

No explanation needed: http://www.google.com/analytics/

Following is a joke I heard today. No doubt it’s a variation on a very old theme, but still quite funny, IMHO:\r \r A taxi driver picks up a nun and can’t stop staring at her. “I must tell you something, Sister, but I am afraid to offend you,” he says. \r \r “Go on,...

Peter Drucker, widely considered the father of modern management theory died at the age of 95 on Nov 11th. Here is link about his life and work. \ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Drucker Rest in peace. \

Amazon Mechanical Turk seems a kindof thing that Web 2.0 will, probably, be all about. I admit - I did not get the full essence of the idea. Still seems vague to me. Maybe it\’s ok - the product is beta, or maybe it\’s because I had a really long day and it\’s 11:40pm. Whichever...

I have seen too many people, on too many occasions confusing what GPL is about. Most common error is to think that one can not use a GPLed product with a commercial application. More sophisticated version of the confusion is some mumbling that involves the word “derivative” :-) I think the root cause of the...

BusinessWire reports that ActiveState shipped Komodo 3.5 probably the best IDE for scripting languages and a multi-platform one, in addition. I was writing about Komodo in one of my recent blogs. ActiveState has decided to include the quote in their press-release on BusinessWire. I am glad to see it and wholeheartedly wish them the best...

Paul Gorman has written a small tool ( NanoCount) that I found very nifty. It\’s as simple as it gets: shows a running word count. It also lets you set a goal for number of words,

Recently, I stumbled upon http://www.shiftone.org/ They have got some REAL nice toys in their toolbox, I must say. I was impressed. Actually, except ExQ I quite loved all of them. I don\‘t see the value of ExQ since I am a big believer in Hibernate but if you are still in the age of raw SQL...

Yesterday was so overwhelming - forgot to make a note. So, anyways, today is the second day. Learning from the bitter experience of yesterday, I left home at 6:20am, today. When I got here, it was still dark *chuckle* but traffic was way better. P.S. SmartTag rulz.

Flock a next generation browser? Have not had time to look too much into it, yet. So far, it seems they are a little bit far from the promise :)

Oracle has acquired InnoDB which will have some impact on MySQL as InnoDB engine is a more preferred engine (a opposed to relatively unreliable MyISAM) supported in MySQL. What will be the impact, we will know only in a year, according to the press release from Oracle, but Oracle supporting engine to make its direct...