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Buggy, but awesome...: yes, gulker.com fans, this is a new home page, running on a new server with a completely new content management system. Bugs are inevitable.. even plentiful. Email if you catch anything, please... A couple of weeks ago I espoused a theoretical Lightweight Content Management System: www.gulker.com and www.gulker.net are both now being published with a practical implementation of same. In 2 weeks of spare time:14 machines, a multi-thousand-page web site that's been up since early '95, a brand new web site, all with remote management (read:email) tools. LCMS dictates using flexible, easily changed, inexpensive, off-the-shelf software with the absolute minimum of well-chosen rules and some high-level programming (typically scripts of some sort) to manage content.
What you see on both sites is being produced and managed entirely with Userland's $39 Radio Web publishing system and Mac OS X. Picture management by iPhoto, search engine is Sherlock, both free with the $129 OS. With some rules,a well-crafted server file system and a couple of scripts, this could scale to enterprise level content creation/management... |
 'Family' reunion: former Apple guys and current serial startup artists Shafath Syed and Bahman Dara met me for lunch yesterday. Many war stories... Bahman's wife is in a cast after a crash on a Silver Scooter...Comments 5:20:58 PM 
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www.gulker.net is our newest addition. This site is where I write about 'the intersecion of interesting ideas'. First installment looks at speciation events, a Darwinian concept, and the dotcom boom/bust.
Idea is to see if you can apply lessons from reasonably well understood phenomena instructively to that which is less well understood. |
 Rafe Needleman's back, with the newly independent Catch of the Day. Installment one features a gonzo Vegas experience (what else would you expect from CES?) as well as digital radio. Welcome back...Comments 1:26:29 PM
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The IBM POP board, an open-source motherboard, is available (Yay!), at $3,900 a board (quantity 1) (Boo!) for the evaluation board from Mai Technology. Can't wait to see what it will cost to put together a PPC Linux box when production boards are ready... Comments 1:25:39 PM
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Craziness continues.. but hopefully the end draws near. gulker.com now has new server software, new firewalls and network architecture and a new look for this page... as well as a whole new site dedicated to what happens at the intersection of new ideas. Stay tuned... - dig we must! Comments 12:53:17 PM
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