Stickies for Windows looks pretty cool. If nothing else, it’s a good excuse to finally download the .Net framework and starting playing with it. It’s written in C# and is open source. Found this via Larkware which is a good source of various software goodies.
In addition to all the websites that provide RSS feeds (which I read with my headline mailer), there are a few periodic newsletters that are worth reading: “Crypto-Gram is a free monthly e-mail newsletter on computer security and cryptography from Bruce Schneier (author of Secrets and Lies and Applied Cryptography, inventor of Blowfish and Twofish, CTO and founder of Counterpane Internet Security, Inc., general crypto pundit and occasional crypto curmudgeon).” [http://www.counterpane.com/crypto-gram.html] WebWord Usability Weblog: “WebWord.com is a mission driven by John S. Rhodes, to provide you with outstanding usability information for all of your Internet endeavors.” [http://www.webword.com/] “First Monday is…
Amazon.com has a (limited) selection of free songs for download in MP3 or Liquid Audio format.
Cleaning out my old web pages, here are some links to friends, et al.
It looks like my list of PDA optimized (or PDA friendly) web sites is becoming quite popular and is now the most-requested page from this site. Thanks to some mentions on Palm, Treo, and Sony discussion groups, a lot of people seem to have found it. I’m also the number one hit for “PDA Optimized” on Google which is kind of cool. For some unknown reason Google is also showing some of my pages with my IP address rather than domain name. I’ll need to figure out where that’s coming from. Original article about PDA friendly web sites: http://www.cantoni.org/2002/04/11/pda_optimized_web_sites PDA…