The secret-on-a-postcard collection website has a show planned for St. Valentine’s Day, featuring over one-hundred never before seen cards on display.

One of the chief stumbling blocks in industries that make use of CAD programs is that data produced by those programs can only be read by those programs. Interoperability is becoming a costly concern as manufacturers increasingly decentralize by outsourcing projects.

Jamie, you’ve done it again. You’ve caused me to spit Diet Coke all over my monitor.

Whether you got in the front door during the open invitation to sign up for Google’s website analytics services or are on the waiting list, the newest forum on Google Groups offers assistance.

So, I just posted on Kamambe, Jason Schramm’s site that lets you customize Google’s tabs in Firefox.

Sun Microsystems is shuffling around some things around the StorageTek division by switching from Bell Microproducts to Arrow Electronics’ MOCA division to move its product.

The folks over at Megite (who are doing a memetracker along the lines of Memeorandum, or TailRank) are working on a personizable memetracker.

Someone recently asked me about increasing command width for ‘ps’ on SCO Unix.

If you’ve been a follower of Marc Orchant’s insightful commentaries over at The Office Weblog about all things to do with office productivity, cool tools, gadgets and Microsoft Office, note that he’s moved house.

The whole idea of an organization participating in the conversation is alien to those of us who grew up in the one-way top-down era.

Another indicator of how some mainstream media see podcasting as a big opportunity – The Daily Telegraph is advertising for two Podcast Reporters/Producers:

Nice to see Microsoft acquiring MotionBridge. At Northern Voice I asked our “geeking out” audience who was reading blogs regularly on cell phones and several hands went up.

For programmers considering a career path, employers seeking Java and .NET skillsets greatly outnumber those who want a ColdFusion programmer or developer.

As the web becomes increasingly more crowded, it is important for webmasters to take the extra step to make their web sites user friendly.

Jake Luddington points out Connect360, a $10 download (free trial) that says it will let you stream audio and images from Mac OS X to an Xbox 360.

Thomas Hawk’s photography rocks.

The free Windows Defender is now available for download. Formerly Microsoft AntiSpyware, Defender beta 2 has a simpler user interface, a new spyware/malware detection engine, and can run without admistrator privileges to make running with more security even easier.

Longmont, Colorado-based Cornice Inc. announced in January a new deal inked with Samsung for their 3 gigabyte Storage Element (SE) in the production of Samsung’s SGH-i300 embedded music smartphone.

Kim Cameron, what are you doing (he just announced that he got Microsoft’s InfoCards working on WordPress and PHP and is having a conversation with lots of people in the community)?

Danny lays down the vocals, in this tryout for American idol promotion for WebmasterRadio.fm. Absolutely hilarious!

Security expert Bruce Schneier is liking IE 7.

A two-part post: first, thanking everyone that voted for me (self promotion) for the AdLand Battle of the Ad Blogs, and, second, well, the perception that PR isn’t ethical.

Jubo reminds that June 30, 2006 brings the end of extended support for Windows 98, Windows 98 Second Edition and Windows Me, which is the final death for any Microsoft operating system.

Yesterday at Northern Voice we had a panel discussion called “geeking out.”