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Permanent link to archive for Thursday, July 31, 1997. Thursday, July 31, 1997

Publicity shot of Jobs from the early 80s

Picture of Jobs and Wozniak with the motherboard of an Apple I. 

A biography of Steve Jobs written in 1994. 

Histories of the Apple II; and Apple

Bruce Horn and Jeff Raskin talk about the early days of the Macintosh. (Collected by Guy Kawasaki) 

Motorola announces first CHRP, runs Mac OS. Oooooh! 

InfoWorld: Their CHRPs are fast. Yahoo! 

News.com: Mac cloners kick butt and  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Motorola announces a Mac laptop. Right on!

An unnamed cloner says dealing with Apple is  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

"like being in bed with an 800 pound gorilla, only the gorilla has epilepsy." Cute!

William Shakespeare: Julius Caesar, Act 1, Scene 2. Funny! 

SJ Merc:  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Encryption expert revises views.

Serious!

News.com: Jobs rejects Apple chairman post. Typical! 

In an email message to Pixar employees,  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

sent on Tuesday, Steve Jobs says that Apple offered him the CEO job. He declined.

They asked him to be Chairman, and again he declined.

This email doesn't leave much room for speculation. They're stuck with him!

In a phone conversation with a reporter yesterday... He says excitedly  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

"Steve Jobs has vision!" I could see it on the cover of Time or Newsweek.

He says that Jobs is the leader of vision, even bigger than Bill Gates.

Ohhh I groaned out loud. Here we go again!

Then a great soundbyte came out of my mouth.

"Vision sells newspapers not computers." Hmmmm.

It's time for Apple to quiet down,  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

fix bugs, ship great computers, study and promote the vast array of unique and deep Mac software.

We need a quiet, thoughtful business person to lead the Mac community.

Someone who can work with us, not blast incompatible messages at us.

There's no room for a big ego now. Like Dave's?

From Cameron Smith:  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

"Just wanted to make sure you were aware that it looks like your site has

been hacked; I assume the italic comments on today's notes are not yours."

From Dave Winer: The italic notes are mine.  


Permanent link to archive for Wednesday, July 30, 1997. Wednesday, July 30, 1997

DaveNet: "Another Offer to Apple". 

"Mail Starting 7/30/97". 

MSIE/Mac 4.0 preview

7/18/97: "Moving into the Future" was a response to a group of Mac zealots who thought they had my number. 

News.com wants more charisma at Apple. 

Two hot Frontier sites!  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Fast Company and

The Atlantic Monthly.

Using Frontier with  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

WebSTAR,

BBEdit and

The Finder. (Mac only)

A beautiful Frontier site: 29 Months in Exile

SJ Mercury:  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Apple Ireland digs Frontier. 

AppleScript users face a difficult migration Permanent link to this item in the archive.

due to changes in System 8 Finder. Frontier users have it easier because we go directly to the operating system for file and OS functions.


Permanent link to archive for Tuesday, July 29, 1997. Tuesday, July 29, 1997

SF Chronicle says Jobs will be named Apple chairman

News.com: Ex-Apple CEO Amelio speaks at the Commonwealth Club

Rumors!  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Is former IBM PC chief Jim Cannavino going to be the new CEO of Apple?

The Cannavino speculation is fed by his abrupt resignation from the top spot at Perot Systems. 

If you run a web server: "MIME type for CDF". (All platforms) 

Experienced Frontier users: A new command for your web browser shared menu  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

that does a Who Is for the site you're currently browsing. (Mac only)

The Smithsonian's Air & Space website is managed with Frontier


Permanent link to archive for Monday, July 28, 1997. Monday, July 28, 1997

Red Herring interview with Vignette CEO Ross Garber. 

PowerAgent: Good cookies? 

Web interface for Hotwired's Newbot, a JIT-SE. 

Netscape's fact sheet for Castanet. 

Computerworld: Why Microsoft won't ship Sun's JCL

News.com: Microsoft IE 4.0 beta for the Mac to ship Wednesday.  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

It can play CDF channels.

Here's the CDF for Scripting News.

We have tools for creating CDFs for Frontier webmasters.

Infoseek's approach to distributed searching. 

Minneapolis Star-Tribune: If Apple fails we'll all pay a high price

MacWorld: Rumors say Jobs will be new Apple chairman


Permanent link to archive for Sunday, July 27, 1997. Sunday, July 27, 1997

"Mail Starting 7/27/97". 

Dan Gillmor tries to reason with zealotry in the SJ Merc. 

Three new Frontier verbs:  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

sys.machine,

sys.os,

card.runsCards.


Permanent link to archive for Saturday, July 26, 1997. Saturday, July 26, 1997

DaveNet: "JIT-SEs". 

You are invited to subscribe to DaveNet via email. 

Source for the  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

SiteChanges refresher

script.

Download the Frontier suite from the fat pages site


Permanent link to archive for Friday, July 25, 1997. Friday, July 25, 1997

Weekend reading for gutsy programmers... Our object database library  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

is cross-platform (Win32 and Mac), fast, useful, compatible with Frontier, and it's free. Let's have fun!

Want a sneak peak at how UCMDs will work on Windows?  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

DLLs.

An important milestone for the Win32 version of Frontier. 

Microsoft's response to ABM --  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

NOISE. Netscape, Oracle, IBM, Sun, and Everyone else.

DaveNet: "Steve Wozniak and the Garage". (Also discusses the Netscape-Marimba deal.) 

Mike McCue, a lead developer at Netscape:  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

"For the record, we are working very hard to make the Marimba protocol

an open standard asap. It will usually be the case with fringe features that

they are initially non-standard. Then over time the open standards

circle will widen to encompasses these features."

Henry Norr seeks peace with MacZealots and  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Cliff Colby has mixed feelings about Mac OS 8 and

(for the most part) Don Crabb takes off the gloves and stops

apologizing for past Apple management, all in this week's MacWEEK.

DaveNet: "A Helpful Tip" for reporters, flamed by zealots. 

"Mail Starting 7/25/97". 

Bloomberg report on the Marimba-Netscape deal. 

Upside interview with Larry Ellison. 

News.com: Apple board member resigns as CalPERS takes a closer look at Apple. 

An interesting idea Permanent link to this item in the archive.

which we are already exploring.

NewsTracker and other "just in time" search engines could use our siteChanges file to keep up with changes on

Scripting News on a daily basis. We could rebuild the file every hour or every ten minutes.

Anyone want to work with us on this? Excite? Yahoo? Netscape? Microsoft? dave@scripting.com.


Permanent link to archive for Thursday, July 24, 1997. Thursday, July 24, 1997

Steve Wozniak responds to a DaveNet piece, earlier this week. 

"Mail Starting 7/24/97". 

Apple's InternetWorld News Site, live from Chicago.  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

We did the first one in LA in March.

Interesting! What is Alexa? (Wired has a story.) 

Netscape  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

and Marimba

in a distribution deal.

The  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

InfoWorld and

news.com

stories miss an interesting angle. Netscape is now selling a server that's not based on an open standard.

Early Netscape hype, in 1995 and 1996, said that the company and the software would be built on open standards.

This Marc Andreessen column

from Oct 96 was the only one I could find on the Netscape site that talked about open standards.

Has there been a change in religion at Netscape? Not necessarily good or bad, but let's check it out.

Why should you care? An example -- if you wanted to serve a channel from a database that Marimba doesn't Permanent link to this item in the archive.

support, you might be able to. The problem with the "Anyone But Microsoft" approach is that it excludes lots of

other software developers too.


Permanent link to archive for Wednesday, July 23, 1997. Wednesday, July 23, 1997

Wired News: Another round in the ABM-Java battle. (ABM stands for "Anyone But Microsoft") 

William Safire in the NY Times:  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

"Media power pressured and paid government officials to protect and

extend media monopolies. Journalists must ask ourselves: Where were we

during this abuse of power?"

Read the rest of the piece.

Tomorrow 5:15 - 8:00PM in SF, The Commonwealth Club Permanent link to this item in the archive.

privacy panel

with leading industry experts. 595 Market Street at Second. Call 415-597-6705 for reservations. CC site.

DaveNet: "Trellix". 

Wired News: Guy Kawasaki and his band of email enforcers

Did you want to know more about buttcracks

MacWorld's Adrian Mello, proposes a new board for Apple with  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

John Warnock, Bud Colligan, Joel Kocher, Jim Barksdale, Heidi Roizen, Eric Schmidt, Steve Jobs, Larry Zulch,

Greg Galanos, Andy Grove and Bill Gates.

Add to the list: Steve Wozniak, Chuck Shotton, Bill Campbell, John Doerr, Ellen Hancock... others? 

News.com: Mac OS 8 ships, still no deal with clone vendors

BYTE: 20 software products that changed the world

Did you know that James Gosling, the lead developer of Java, did a simple Visicalc-like spreadsheet called vc? 

NetObjects gallery of Fusion-managed sites. 

Call 1-800-672-2754 (US only) or check the Oscar Meyer website

Better yet: does your browser play .wav files

Philippe Kahn on information devices

Marc Canter responds to Philippe. 

"Marc Canter Braindumps on Chat". 

More new ideas on "Mail Starting 7/22/97". 


Permanent link to archive for Tuesday, July 22, 1997. Tuesday, July 22, 1997

DaveNet: "Challenging HTML". 

"Mail Starting 7/22/97". 

Mark Pesce on ZDNet: The importance of being Macintosh

Coooool! Internet Anagram Server

Pointcast and Macromedia sittin' in a tree

"Special Page for NewsTracker". 

Susan Kare, user interface designer. Susan helped with the  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

24 Hours of Democracy project in February 1996.

Wired News: Trellix challenges HTML. Bravo! 

MacInTouch: Mac OS 8 special report. Permanent link to this item in the archive.

"Mac OS 8 represents the biggest change in the Mac operating system for

years, but it is an evolutionary change, and migration is

straightforward for supported hardware (PowerPC- and 68040-based Macs)."

TidBITS explains Frontier as a Mac web development tool. 

Frontier website scripting for BBEdit users

Using Frontier with the Alpha text editor


Permanent link to archive for Monday, July 21, 1997. Monday, July 21, 1997

DaveNet: "Carl and the Two Guys". 

WebMonkey's Jeff Veen reviews MSIE 4.0 beta

News.com says that the Microsoft browser is a risky proposition

MacWEEK overview of OS 8. 

BusinessWeek: Is Apple mincemeat? 

Trellix: I just got a press release on this product. Permanent link to this item in the archive.

It sounds like a web-based outliner for Windows. Should be interesting! I'm meeting with

Dan Bricklin tomorrow to get a demo. Dan and I used to work together at VisiCorp.

Stay tuned...

Red Herring interview with Bricklin. 

NewsTracker query for Trellix. 

SJ Mercury: A critical resource problem for the net

ARDI Executor: Runs Mac programs on DOS, Linux or NextStep

PC WEEK: Microsoft to invest in Progressive

Past DaveNets: "We could dance again!" (1/26/96), "Canary in a Coalmine" (2/12/97), "The OpenDoc Lesson" (3/17/97). 

NY Times article about the Creative Good site, which is managed with Frontier. 

"Mail Starting 7/21/97". 


Permanent link to archive for Sunday, July 20, 1997. Sunday, July 20, 1997

Mike Crawford: "Programming and Madness". 

SJ Mercury: Java -- fact or fable? 

Henry Norr in MacWEEK: Compatibility of Mac utilities and OS 8


Permanent link to archive for Saturday, July 19, 1997. Saturday, July 19, 1997

 


Permanent link to archive for Friday, July 18, 1997. Friday, July 18, 1997

DaveNet: "Healing". 

Dave Winer: "Moving into the Future". 

Version 2.0: "Response to Mackido". 

News.com readers prefer Ellen Hancock as the new CEO of Apple. Permanent link to this item in the archive.

I think she'd be a great choice! She's down to earth, respectful, listens well, has a deep understanding of technology,

and fits the bill as I outlined it in "Choices" (7/15/97).

Craig Cline on the Mars website: "It's Almost as Good as Sex". 

My space piece: "Do you have a head?" (5/5/97) 

The search for extraterrestrial intelligence -- sounds like fun! 

Guy Kawasaki in Forbes: Journalism in the Internet age. Right on! 

Infoworld: Netscape Netcaster Beta 3

PC WEEK: Microsoft profit grew 86% in the last year, revenue up 41%.  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Its share price more than doubled.

SJ Mercury on yesterday's DNS outage

Webmonkey's Lawrence Sanchez on VBScript

"Mail Starting 7/18/97". 


Permanent link to archive for Thursday, July 17, 1997. Thursday, July 17, 1997

Everyone who believes that the Macintosh is a holy cause should read this  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

essay by James Curry, a sociologist who studies the software industry.

It's time to heal this wound. Macintosh is a computer, a good one, with lots of very creative users.

That's all it is. Thanks!

A wonderful elevator prank from panicboy@ix.netcom.com:  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

"A friend and I used to get on at different floors; when we were both on,

one of us would say, 'Anyone want to trade shirts?' Then we'd exchange

shirts and watch the reactions." Now that's funny!

DaveNet: "Attacks", "DNS Failure". 

"Mail Starting 7/17/97". 

5/7/97: "Programmers". 

Eva Way Konigsberg on Sex and Power

There was a serious "DNS Outage" this morning affecting the entire Internet. We felt it here, many of  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

today's DaveNet emails bounced. It's very frustrating and it's going to take a fair amount of work to

fix the problem. And this is just one tiny corner of the Internet.

Does this product evoke your fear? (There will be many like it.) 

Simson L. Garfinkel on HotWired: Electronic Border-Control

PC WEEK: Report on the DNS outage

SJ Mercury: Apple slows flow of red ink

Marimba: Castanet 1.1

c't review of Frontier, translated to English. 

Rik Myslewski's Chimpanzees piece on the MacUser website. 

From dances_with_pixels@yes.net: "Bored? Try drilling a hole in your forehead."  


Permanent link to archive for Wednesday, July 16, 1997. Wednesday, July 16, 1997

John Perry Barlow in Nerve Mag: A Lady's Man and Shameless. (18 and over, please.) 

Dan Shafer on c|net: Persistent storage for browsers

ZDNet: MSIE 4.0b2 download page. (Windows only) 

SJ Mercury: Apple reports $56 million quarterly loss

"Jean-Louis Likes Apple So Much..." 

John Perry Barlow: "60 Fun Things to Do in an Elevator". 


Permanent link to archive for Tuesday, July 15, 1997. Tuesday, July 15, 1997

DaveNet: "Choices". 

"Mail Starting 7/15/97". 

SF Chronicle: Is Microsoft playing fair in Windows browser market? 

The Life of Helen Keller

News.com: Bill Gates net worth -- $36.4 billion

Joe Gillespie on the High Five site:  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

No matter how much effort a web site designer puts into his or her work, there are millions of people out there who will see something other than what the designer intended.


Permanent link to archive for Monday, July 14, 1997. Monday, July 14, 1997

Denise Caruso's column in today's NY Times  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

points to this page, but the column they're referring to is here.

Nombas: ScriptEase Integration SDK

USA Today: Man shoots computer. "We don't know if it wouldn't boot up or what," Police Sgt. Keith Moon said Thursday.  

Henry Norr in MacWEEK: New research says Macs more productive in media-producing industries


Permanent link to archive for Sunday, July 13, 1997. Sunday, July 13, 1997

"Mail Starting 7/13/97". 

SJ Mercury: John Sculley's plan to save Apple

A trip down memory lane... HyperCard Heaven

Boston Globe: New Mac System May Be Too Little Too Late


Permanent link to archive for Friday, July 11, 1997. Friday, July 11, 1997

DaveNet: "A Microsoft/Apple Partnership?" 

 Permanent link to this item in the archive.

More interesting Apple stuff on "Mail Starting 7/11/97". 

After we're finished wringing our hands over Apple, let's get busy with  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

what comes after HTML.

Everyone, have a grrreat weekend! If you're looking for some reading material, check out Permanent link to this item in the archive.

The Best of DaveNet (it's a little out of date) and

Matt Neuburg's Web Scripting Tutorial.

See ya's on Monday! 


Permanent link to archive for Thursday, July 10, 1997. Thursday, July 10, 1997

DaveNet: "Two Crazy Days". 

Jodi Mardesich of the SJ Mercury interviews Permanent link to this item in the archive.

former Apple CEO Gil Amelio and

Dawn Yoshitake of News.com interviews

Apple board member Edgar Woolard.

Dave Winer: "Crashes and Caches". 

Oooops! A browser crash for mmcavoy@ix.netcom.com while he was Permanent link to this item in the archive.

reading about Crashes and Caches!

You can download MacsBug thru www.download.com.  

Astrobyte: BeyondPress 3.0

Upside's discussion board on the changes at Apple. 

David Coursey: Apple After Amelio

Rafe Coburn responds to yesterday's "The Sure Road to Bankruptcy". 

As of 11:20:15 AM, the  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Newstracker query

is picking up 38 matches, 23 of which are articles about the resignation. The NewsTracker

folks say they index the sites every four hours, but it appears to happen more slowly. Even so,

it's a uniquely valuable service for people who want to follow stories as they appear on the web.

"Mail Starting 7/10/97". 

SJ Merc: Jobs is calling the shots at Apple

Andy Ihnatko on Macsbug

2/20/97: "Being Kind to the Mac". 

How Mark Guzdial of Georgia Tech uses Frontier. 

Brent Simmons:  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

This fat page

contains a new startup script that UCMD writers can use to make sure that their UCMDs are

refreshed with virgin code at each startup.


Permanent link to archive for Wednesday, July 09, 1997. Wednesday, July 09, 1997

Apple: Amelio Resigns

DaveNets: "The Sure Road to Bankruptcy", "Amelio Resigns", "Mid-Afternoon Corrections". 

"Mail Starting 7/9/97". 

SJ Mercury-News: Amelio Resigns

Other reports: InfoWorld,  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

News.com,

PC WEEK,

MSNBC,

MacWEEK.

Excite Newstracker query for "Amelio". Permanent link to this item in the archive.

As of 3:38:01 PM it's only coming up with stories from last week.

Red Herring: An open letter to Gil Amelio

Joshua Kempner, jkempner@physics.oberlin.edu, asks: Permanent link to this item in the archive.

"Are you still going to update Frontier for MacOS (not Rhapsody) or will

it be strictly Windows in the future? There are lots of us out here with a

strong investment in the MacOS but no plans to switch to Rhapsody. We'd

hate to be shut out of the Frontier loop."

Answer: Frontier 5, the next release, will be cross-platform, for Mac OS and Windows.

In fact, the Mac version will be more complete for quite some time.

Phil Suh:  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

This suite remembers what files you need to upload and uploads them for you.

Jim Hebert Permanent link to this item in the archive.

asks some great questions

providing an opportunity for me to explain how Frontier code extensions will work in the Win32 enviroment.

Transcript of Can Apple Survive?  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

panel at Seybold in New York in April.

4/21/97: "Can Apple Survive?" 


Permanent link to archive for Tuesday, July 08, 1997. Tuesday, July 08, 1997

In preparation for Frontier 5, a survey question about UCMDs

Major revision: Matt Neuburg's Web Scripting Tutorial. Permanent link to this item in the archive.

He says: "Many errors corrected and explanations improved; lots of new

tricks and tips; expanded discussions of macros and renderer writing; and

an entire new chapter which traces the whole process of rendering a page

from start to finish. Intended to be the court of first resort for those learning Frontier for

its Web site management capabilities."

Microsoft: Windows Host Scripting

In the 80s dot-head format was how we exchanged info Permanent link to this item in the archive.

among Living Videotext's outliners. You could, for example, render a Ready outline as

a graphic MORE tree chart. As we approach the first alpha release of Frontier 5.0,

we make it possible for Frontier's outliner to be a Ready-like outliner for Mac and PC users.

Of course, being part of Frontier, it's scriptable.

The first step is to make it possible for Frontier to read dot-head files.

You'll find the code and more info on

the fat pages site.

Jon Stevens has a 1-2-3 Functions Outline in a web page.  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

What a long and winding road!

BrowserWatch:  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

New version of Visual JavaScript from Netscape.

From MacroMedia, 5 Flash 2 sites: Permanent link to this item in the archive.

1

2

3

4

5.

A quick tour of Frontier's  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

outline-based script and menu editor.

Frontier's outliner is scriptable and has  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

34 built-in verbs.

Written in 1988:  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Outliners & Programming.

"Ashton-Tate's Framework", 5/17/97. 

Great essay! Against Software Determinism


Permanent link to archive for Monday, July 07, 1997. Monday, July 07, 1997

DaveNet: "The Ken Olson Question". 

PC WEEK: "JFCs will never ship as part of any Microsoft product,"  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

said Cornelius Willis,

group product manager at Microsoft.

North Bay Multimedia Association

Marimba: Bongo 1.0 for the Mac (alpha version). 

Question: Can Bongo work with Frontier? 

InfoWorld: Year 2000 problems coming for Netscape and Microsoft browsers. 


Permanent link to archive for Sunday, July 06, 1997. Sunday, July 06, 1997

"Jacob Levy Responds to Doc". 

"Mail Starting 7/6/97". 

HotWired's new mission statement


Permanent link to archive for Friday, July 04, 1997. Friday, July 04, 1997

"Doc Searls on Bill Gates". 

CNN: Pathfinder on Mars, 10:07AM Pacific. 

SJ Mercury: Santa Cruz Beach Roundup

 Permanent link to this item in the archive.

We'll resume our normal Scripting News schedule on Monday.  


Permanent link to archive for Thursday, July 03, 1997. Thursday, July 03, 1997

DaveNet: "Bill Gates's Money". 

Microsoft response to earlier pieces: "Microsoft on Microsoft Money". 

Teledesic,  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

a satellite network co-owned by Bill Gates and Craig McCaw.

Alpha Centauri,  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

the nearest solar system, could have terrestrial planets and intelligent life.

News.com: IdeaMarket Permanent link to this item in the archive.

is rewriting their business plan, narrowing the focus to for-money information about computers and

software. Peter Lewis, formerly of the NY TImes, resigns.

See "Jim Seymour on IdeaMarket", 2/27/97, for an earlier perspective.

Life at Netscape in the early days. 

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The Second Crack-A-Mac Challenge

"Mail Starting 7/3/97". 

A new language called REBOL

InfoWorld: John Doerr and Jim Barksdale form  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Technology Network

an organization of the CEOs of large and famous Silicon Valley companies. The organization will attempt to

"firm up working relationships" with Washington political leaders.


Permanent link to archive for Wednesday, July 02, 1997. Wednesday, July 02, 1997

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"You all think I'm licked. Well, I'm not licked, and I'm going to stay right here and fight for this lost  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

cause even if this room gets filled with lies like these, and the

Taylors and all their armies come marching into this place."

More quotes.

The Jimmy Stewart Museum statement. 

DaveNet: "Microsoft's Money" and "Jimmy Stewart". 

Excite's news-collecting robot: NewsTracker. It works! 

List of websites indexed daily by NewsTracker. 

Original piece about jit-se's: "Floating Ideas", 9/7/96. 

USA Today: Microsoft, CBS deny takeover report

CNN: Scientists giddy as Pathfinder nears Mars

Wired News:  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Mag Editors Impose Editorial-Ad Rules.

Ivo Spigel: "Report from Croatia". 

Netscape's No Hair Club For Men


Permanent link to archive for Tuesday, July 01, 1997. Tuesday, July 01, 1997

DaveNet: "Lost in ActiveX". 

Chuck Shotton: "Link Piracy and Java". 

"Mail Starting 7/1/97". 

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Stanford Protocol Proposal for Internet Search and Retrieval

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Want to work for Netscape? Permanent link to this item in the archive.

This page may change your mind.

Want to work for Microsoft?  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

This page might change your mind.

I spent an hour or so playing with the new HotWired 4.0 website. Permanent link to this item in the archive.

I was using a 3.0 browser, and suspect I'm not getting the full effect.

I looked for a page explaining where they're going, but couldn't find one.

They're having a party tonight in SF, I'll ask some more questions then.

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