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The Daily Grind 1067
by Mike Gunderloy
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
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Twitter is pointless yet addictive - the internet in a microcosm.
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Update: Response to BlueJ Patent Issues - It is good to see Microsoft doing
the right thing and withdrawing an obviously flawed patent applications, though
the cynics are already saying this is only because they got caught.
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Adobe to Release PDF for Industry Standardization - PDF is headed for ISO standardization
(assuming the ISO accepts, which presumably they will). If those cynics are still
around, they'd wonder about the timing: right after Office 2007 shipped. (via
Robert Scoble, who doesn't get enough linky-love)
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Mike Gunderloy is
the editor of Larkware, the daily .NET newspaper of record.
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