An online notebook
From Scoble:
Google moves its blog to Blogger, adds blogroll
Yeah, TDavid, it is an honor to be blogrolled on Google’s blog. Google recently moved its blog over to Blogger.
So that’s why my previous attempts to subscribe to this have failed recently. Note to self: check this out in the morning.
History of the Graphical User Interface
Ars Technica has a great history of the GUI that just came online. I was one of those “Xerox invented it, Apple stole it, Microsoft stole that” kinds of people. It’s great to realize that, really, everyone stole everything from someone else and none of this is unique.
From Ensight, a blog by a chap named Jeremy Wright. Looks like an article well worth looking up. I’m reading feeds in bed through FeedDemon, so can’t look them up just now. Oh, for a wireless internet connection!
Well, I am leaving Scrutiny after nearly a year and have a new job as a Business Analyst at another authority. Just a week to go – my first day is 16 May.
What’s it all about? Well, project management basically. A real growth area in local authorities in the UK, and one I am keen to learn about. And guess what? To help keep a handle on all the information that will be coming my way, I am going to be blogging about it. Not here, though. One of the joys of WordPress is that I can have multiple blogs running from the same MySQL database. So, I have just started Project: Blog and will be updating it starting from about now.
I guess you can expect maybe a couple of posts a week over there. It should be pretty interesting (if you are interested in project management…) Still, to help differentiate it from this one I really do need to apply a new theme to it…
Does anyone know how I can insert trackbacks to posts I am quoting or writing about whilst within BlogJet?
At the moment I am having to edit posts while online to add them in, which kind of defeats the object of the exercise…
8 Secrets of the New Super Blogs from Vaspers the Grate
8 Secrets of the New Super Blogs:
Blog Revelations from Otherwhere(1.) Blogs will be interesting…or die.
(2.) Blogs will be unusual, abnormal, unique…or die.
(3.) Blogs will be practical, helpful, valuable…or die.
(4.) Blogs will be creative, innovative, artistic in both literary and graphic stylings…or die.
(5.) Blogs will be authoritative, reputable, credible, reliable…or die.
(6.) Blogs will be imaginative, original, personalized, customized…or die.
(7.) Blogs will be strong, loud, brilliant, brave…or die.
(8.) Blogs will be ethical, moral, legal and legitimate, altruistic…or die.