TFrancis

Could this be a replacement for torrents? I don't understand why someone couldn't write a BitTorrentish client in Flash/Air. It could really lower the barrier to entry for many people. Have you tried explaining how to use the BitTorrent protocol to a lay person? Seriously, if the Pirate Bay offered an in browser Flash based P2P client that was interoperable with other BitTorrent clients, that would really shake things up.

Personally, I don't believe that keeping the browser open is really that much of a problem. I keep Meebo and GMail open all day. It's been said, Firefox is the new Emacs; just another operating system.

Are there any Lisp head that want to compare/contrast symbol use in their domain?

I totally agree with you on your last point about sloppy record keeping. You've learned over time how to properly estimate calories. Once I started to actually measure and record the food I consumed my weight changed dramatically.

Bikram Yoga is my way. It's a style of Hatha Yoga. Bikram Yoga is very intense but, also very rewarding. I can't recommend it enough.

Additionally, the interface to web crawlers (robots.txt) is well defined.

Jef Raskin is one of my heroes.

No I'm suggesting that static content be served by something lighter than Apache.

> For static pages, there's no reason he can't stick an Apache in front.

For static pages, there no reason to stick Apache in front.

apt-get install sbcl

Here's another vote for Trac.

Get back to work Drew!