Archive for March 2004

28 March 2004

Jimmy and I went into a rail yard a few weeks ago to take some pictures.

23 March 2004

Yesterday I did a portion of the Brainshare opening keynote. With 6,000 people watching, it was the biggest audience I’ve ever had for a talk, which was really exciting.

I showed Ximian Desktop on SUSE and gave a taste of some of the work we’re doing at Novell to make the Novell services available to the Linux desktop. So I got to show off open source clients for iFolder, our iPrint printer configuration server, Groupwise and the Groupwise Messenger instant messaging service.

You can watch it with real player here. Scroll to about 1h30m to see my part.

The rest of the week has been very busy with meetings with analysts, press, customers and all the amazing people here at Novell.

19 March 2004

Barlow pointed out that I needn’t worry, that all the smileys more than balance the lazy mathematical notation out there.

Two weeks ago, at the Mono summit.

6 March 2004

Sometimes, I just take out a blank piece of paper and write out a bunch of closing parentheses, to make up for all the unclosed parenthetical blocks out there in the world.