 | 16 January 2002 |
"yourtool Tool: I'm a cool Tool!"; aw shucks that's dead nice so it is!. Further update: there's a developer callback
yourtoolSuite.statusCenterMessagethat returns a string but of course we could stick any script calls in there and update the homepage. Now I'm really excited by this - it would be great to create monitoring type tools that could tell me when DBs/mailboxes had changed all from within the Radio environment and save me having to fire up other apps/email clients to check. Polling the quine mailbox would be a goodie, ooh, why do I always tend to get new ideas just when I'm intending to shut down the machine for the night. I'll be dreaming in XML-RPC tonight that's for sure :-) 3:44:49 AM
"Building A PHP-Based Mail Client (part 1). Ever wondered how Web-based mail clients work, or what happens to your email after you hit the "Send" button? This three-part case study delves into the wild and wacky world of Web-based email applications, using PHP's built-in POP3 functions to build an email client suitable for rerieving POP3 email via a Web browser. In this introductory segment - connecting to a POP3 server, logging in and out, retrieving message headers for display, and deleting messages off the server." [Developer Shed] 3:27:57 AM
"Vox Ridiculi. A recent discussion on Natural Language Processing (NLP) on the O'Reilly editors' mailing list led to a side discussion on the pros and cons of voice interaction with devices. While one editor contemplated the possibilities, a developer who has worked in an office where they were being used brought him back down to Earth. "[Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] 3:25:01 AM
"ViaVoice for Mac Enhanced Edition v2.0.3. IBM ViaVoice Enhanced Edition 2.03 (US Version Only) brings a number of changes, including Mac OS 9.1 compatibility, ... "[Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] 3:23:46 AM
Something screwy in the wacky world of UK domain registration - they've introduced the new .me.uk domain but at the moment registering a personal domain would cost me 3 times as much as registering a commercial .co.uk domain. Eh? 2:10:40 AM
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