I've done some more cogent categorization of my sub-blogs, listed at right under “Navigation” (for those of you still experiencing this page through the quaint but ever-popular web browsing experience). If you're looking for drill-down on one particular classification of rant, point and click. I'll also start tagging posts with the category they're replicated to. As if anyone actually cares.
Author Archives: Sean Gallagher
One way to overcome the cost of switching from monoculture
An immodest proposal: RSS configuration of networked desktops
Most desktop strategies are monocultures. What if you could, through the application of secure web-based technology like SSL and IPSec, create a heterogeneous desktop strategy that gave you 80% of the power of the homogeneous ones? Using RSS as a vehicle, and a cross-platform agent in, say, Java, to do the client configuration?
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