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April 13th, 2004 | On Blogs & Blogging, Travelogue
One week from today I'll be hopping on a big bird and making my treks to Hong Kong and South Western China. It's interesting to note the responses from those who I've shared details about my trip. Typically the trivia rolls off the tongue. 1.3 billion people (about 25% of the world's population) 2.5 April 9th, 2004 | On Blogs & Blogging
The amazing thing about my blog is the fact that I've been “uncovered” or “found” by a number of friends who I've not spoken to in years. This is kinda an undocumented feature or benefit of blogging. Of course, if you're into alternate realities, pseudonyms or are a graduate from the FBI's School of March 2nd, 2004 | On Blogs & Blogging
This weekend when Haiti's rebel's had gained control of virtually the entire island country of 8 million people the only city that remained in control by Aristide's forces was the capital Port-au-Prince. Why hadn't the rebels successfully taken the city? Because the U.S. Government hoped they would slow down or stop their advances. You March 2nd, 2004 | On Blogs & Blogging
Ok. So this is one of those blog postings I typically avoid. If you're a first timer to The Digital Tavern please peruse by scrolling down or clicking categories. You'll get a better flavor of my writing and what I write about. But for now, I gotta give an update. Why? Given the lack February 20th, 2004 | Mac My Day, On Blogs & Blogging
Doug Adams posted this script that will export selected subscriptions in NetNewsWire in vCard format to the contacts folder of the iPod so upon sync you can read your RSS subscriptions on your iPod. Very cool. I'd love to see one that exports NNW subscriptions to my Symbian-OS capable phone. That would rock! February 18th, 2004 | On Blogs & Blogging
Update from Panera. I just moved to a comfy leather chair with a built-in cup holder, an floor lamp and a pivotable and moveable table extention attached to the chair. This place has it going on. Could be my new office. Still raining so now I'm plugged in and maybe I'll grab a cup February 18th, 2004 | On Blogs & Blogging
The rain is pouring madly outside. The green umbrella wavers in the wind, it's rope flapping wildly. Terracotta stones seem slippery, dangerous. the wifi access is free. The ice tea refills: free. The window seat: free. Free. The most powerful word in advertising. And I've done a lot of advertising. Sometimes even for free. February 12th, 2004 | On Blogs & Blogging
If you've been following any of the technology or social software bloggers you probably have seen quite a few posts about O'Reilly's Emerging Technology (Etech) conference held this week in San Diego at the Westin Horton Plaza. Part of me wanted to attend this conference while another part spoke to me: “you're too travelled January 28th, 2004 | On Blogs & Blogging, Travelogue
Introducing our latest guest blogger: Bryan Roe From time to time I invite friends, family and associates to contribute a 'guest blog' to The Digital Tavern. After traveling 1,000's kilometers with Bryan during our recent journey through the South of France, Bryan and I engaged in a number of conversations with regard to January 22nd, 2004 | On Blogs & Blogging, Travelogue
As I noted before there have been some problems getting the bloglet e-mail subscriptions working. I've written a number of new posts since arriving in France yet I've noticed no notifications going out. So if you haven't received a notification, don't worry. I'm working on getting the service working again. Thanks for your January 19th, 2004 | On Blogs & Blogging
For some reason my XML-RPC settings were inhibiting my RSS feed from being read by Bloglet. Therefore there haven't been any subscription notices (my blog has been updated emails) in the last several weeks. Sorry for the inconvenience. You might want to scroll down the page a bit to see what new posts I've January 17th, 2004 | On Blogs & Blogging
I see that Boris and chicgeek helped get Joi a new moblog. I must admit that since Joi got involved with TypePad his site is SO much cleaner and easy to read. Way to go Joi. Maybe he'll share his Moblogging script with me. Though as a Radio Weblogger I may be out December 16th, 2003 | On Blogs & Blogging
“Warblogs, you’ve jumped the shark. Next.” – Jason Kottke December 14th, 2003 | On Blogs & Blogging
Interesting. After a couple image/picture-free medium length posts here on the Digital Tavern I’ve received a few email and comments regarding the lack of photography. While away in Mexico, Italy and a trip through Wyoming, Idaho and Utah, I posted medium and longer length posts enhanced with photographs of other graphical devices. The comments November 13th, 2003 | On Blogs & Blogging, Travelogue
Digital Tavern E-Mail Notices. Did You Miss This? For some reason email notifications didn't go out for the tail end of my Mexico adventure trip. So if you've got a minute and want to be entertained from trails on the two-wheeled road check out the recent posts from Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday. October 20th, 2003 | On Blogs & Blogging
If the link to a post doesn’t work from your bloglet update email, simply go directly to the DT homepage. I’ve received a few notes from subscribers over the past few weeks about bad links in the bloglet subscriber updates. For some reason my weblog software (Radio) doesn’t create or changes the permalink (a September 27th, 2003 | Mac My Day, On Blogs & Blogging
So ever since learning how hot Stuart found Skype and the ensing mad rush for the hundreds of thousands minions to reserve their Skype handles. And discovering Dina has been making connections from Pakistan to Patagonia via Skype, I can safely bet VoIP has never seen such a thrust of energy. In the “old September 24th, 2003 | Music, On Blogs & Blogging
A few things I found interesting this morning. First, Doc weighs in on his propensity to listening to satellite radio and his preference of Sirius over XM. But more important is his overview of a Times article than reviews radio options which ironically doesn't even mention AM and FM — the old stalwarts. |
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