I've never really believed in new years resolutions since I think that if you want to improve upon yourself in some way, any day is a good day to start. There are however some things I am looking forward to in the new year.
These are: (in no particular order)
Wishing all of you a wonderful and fulfilling new year in which all your dreams will come true and your resolutions, should you have any, will be kept. Happy New Year!
Same wishes for you too and thanks for all always interesting postings.
Posted by jose at January 1, 2004 3:09 AMSharpreader is too down the list ;) It should be your number one priority :)
It's the best RSS reader in the market.
Have a great 2004!
Posted by nesto at January 4, 2004 1:12 PMI have to agree with nesto, more improvements in Sharp. I've just discovered RSS from a user perspective, I don't think i'll even be evaluating alternative products.
I'm not a huge fan of the web browser component though, but at least the option to view the page externally is included.
Keep the product ad-free and i'll stick with it.
Posted by spcsweb at January 4, 2004 3:27 PMNesto and spcsweb, I think when you start giving Luke money or something similar for his effort you should feel free to crab for more of it. Until then, just be happy you've gotten something as good as SR free.
Posted by BillSaysThis at January 4, 2004 3:45 PMNotelets for 2004.02.05
I'm wondering whether a proposal to work on OpenOfficeOrg bibliographics couldn't be pulled together to claim the Python bounties being offered to fund work.