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When checking my Yahoo Mail today I got

• No graphical ads
  When you're using the Mail web interface, your experience will be even more enjoyable.
• Streamlined interface
  Makes using your mail even easier.
• Virtually unlimited storage
  A whopping 2GB means you should never have to worry about managing storage again! Keep thousands of messages, photos, and documents – think of it as your online archive.

Though none of those features are appearing yet. Great to see Gmail competition bring some features to Yahoo Mail.

Update: Currently barely able to read my mail, keep getting the above new feature list after each read. Looks like the above mentioned feature rollout is running into some difficulties.

Damm I really like OmiWeb's Tabs. Very much what I was hoping to see when posting. Still waiting form a crude version for Mozilla/Firebrand to enter the sceen.

Update: There is a preview page of OmniWeb5's features with release info. Alas the public bets isn't due til February 2, 2004.

Oh, my god just to fsck'n cool, back for tabs, all by a bookmarkles doing refer stuff. Now for it to be part of the default UI behavior for tabbed borwsers.

Firstly I know that what I'm looking for can be done DIY with pretty much any Linux distribution but the solution should be something that survives if I'm gone.

I'm looking for a Network Attached Storage(NAS) solution. It will need to support SMB, NFS, FTP and HTTP have a built in or easily attached tape backup, have at lease a web based administration and be a plug in and forgetabout it, except for changing daily tape backups. There should also be at lease 2 drives RAID'd for redundacy. Linksys has something close, the EtherFast® Network Attached Storage but no apparent tape backup option.

So anyone have some good suggestions?

Portals in space is either really intresting or total bullshit. I'm still trying to decide.

Found a nice add on, Web Developer Extension, for Firebirs/Phoenix. Kinda a best bookmarklets all in one.

Switched my Phoenix/Firebird default fonts to the Bitstream Vera Fonts and damm what a joyous experience. Dare I say it almost feels Mac like, that certian something is subtelly different in a good way feeling.

IndyJunior Flash Mapping Module, you supply a XML file of the Latitude and Longidude and the flasho does the mapping. Now to dig up cooridinates for my many road trips.

This is a call to all the homies out there. I'm currently in search of a website search engine that will handle PDFs as well as text and HTML, oh and it needs to be free. Currently I have only found ht://Dig that fits the criteria.

Intresting idea for a Possible Implementation of Tabs in Safari. Not sure if it is exactly what I would want but my love for tabs in a web browser is just from it being the better than all the other ways I have tried to manage 10+ pages at a time.

Flock is an RSS aggregator written in Java. It is a server-side web application accessible with a browser, similar in spirit to AmphetaDesk .

Looks to do alot of what I'm looking for in an aggregator. But there are a few problems, Tomcat(Servelet Engine), JRE and the need publicly avialable sever that has previously mentioned to run it all on. The elguapo of the Java web app situation is there are many intresting Wiki, Blog, Gallery, Aggregator, etc., projects but the whole Java/Tomcat is a real PITA on a shared server.

Maybe when I get broadband and can go back to an always on connection it will be more fesiable. Well that is unless arcterex decides to but Tomcat on ufies.org.

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The Web Deli - Lunchmeat Webpage backgrounds now I just need one of a pot of Ramen for The Slum during Ramathon this year.

The Secret Life of Markup

The average reader - one not raised by wolves, or, worse, by rabid advocates of Standard Generalized Markup Language during the heyday of SGML - may not clearly understand the concepts of Semantics, Structure, Markup, Content, Style, Transformation, and Presentation. Heck, I'm not sure many of us did back then either, but we've had a few years to think about it.

A little basic at times but averall an all around good sumary of the markup situation.

abi2html

A command line app written in Java which, using the Xalan XML parser and an XSLT stylesheet, allows you to convert native AbiWord, (*.abw), files into HTML pages. Features include being able to convert a single file or batch convert a directory of files and turning http:// web address references into anchor tags under HTML. For more information see the README and CHANGELOG files.

Kinda cool, but as another idea how about a MovableType plug-in that takes a .abw file upload and translates it to embeded (X)HTML?

WikiServer is a simple webserver Wiki as an .exe, source code provided. Probably the easiese Wiki for Windows users, from the getting something useful up and running prespective.

cocooncenter.org - Your Guide to Apache Cocoon This site is intended to provide tutorials, how-to's, best practise guides and other information not covered by the official Cocoon documentation. It is directed mainly to new Cocoon users, but if you're working with Cocoon for some time you may find some useful information here, too. Looks like a good resource of Cocoon is your thing.

Jakarta Lucene

Jakarta Lucene is a high-performance, full-featured text search engine written entirely in Java. It is a technology suitable for nearly any application that requires full-text search, especially cross-platform.

It might help tig with his search problem at work.

NewsAggregation over at vsbabu.org with code provided for one of your own.

Cthuugle Ph'nglui Search Fhtagn! think Google for Lovecraft works and stuff online.