Gossip pointed me to an interesting Jabber Bot. I’m using my own RSS feed to test it out.
Day: September 13, 2002
[url]http://nickciske.com/tools/binary.php[/url]
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EDIT: Since the link doesn’t show up correctly in title, (outside of preview mode) here it is again:
http://nickciske.com/tools/binary.php
Edited on Sep 17th 2002, 19:55 by Hooloovoo
First "smiley" shows its face
From here
[Quote] A Microsoft researcher has apparently rediscovered the first known computerized instance of a “smiley,” the combination of characters used to signify a smile in e-mail and on bulletin boards. [Quote]
The first known use of a smiley was appearantly on Sept. 19 1982 by Scott E. Fahlman.
Kinda cool bit of net trivia.
IM giants told to work it out
From here
[Quote] As Wall Street begins to embrace instant messaging, some financial giants are putting a squeeze on the technology’s famously fractious service providers. [Quote]
That’s one way to get interoperability. I just hope that someone in the IMSB knows about Jabber.
My CNET RSS Feed Suxx0rs
I wish they’d update it more often. Half the time I see a stroy I want to do a blog entry on, I come here and my Blogwatch version hasn’t been updated. Gotta do it manually (again)
Edited on Sep 13th 2002, 20:12 by Hooloovoo