This time it's Writeboard for collaborative text editing over the web. Maybe something like SubEthaEdit for the very poor. From the FAQ:
Is this some sort of wiki?
No way. Not at all. Nope. Wikis are icky. Writeboard is about writing and editing solo or with others. It's all about the words. Wikis are about way more than that which is why they are generally pretty confusing to most folks.
Yes, of course, wikis are icky. And hard to understand. Logical. Might apply to someone who thinks to-do list programs are more brilliant than sliced white bread. Sorry, but it's just getting ridiculous what's coming out of that place. Banal programs don't get smarter just because you wrap them in candy colors ...
When will Google finally realize that searching for links to a blog is pretty stupid if it returns links from the blog to itself in the results? I know that I link to myself - I don't need Google for that. Neither the web search nor the blog search. And of course, you can't just use -site or -domain or something like that. Rarely stupid. It already annoyed me with the normal Google web search, and it's also annoying in the blog search. A search for link: is a search for external links, so please filter the results to exclude the site itself ...
Yeeeehaaaa! The source code of the MIT CADR Lisp Machines - the precursor of most high-end Lisp machines - has been released under a BSD license!
This should hopefully give the CADR Lisp Emulator a further boost. In recent times, things have been a bit quiet around the emulator.
If Symbolics could finally bring themselves to port their OpenGenera platform to OS X, I would be even happier.
And a few more news about the emulator - there is the first support for ChaosNet, including a file server for Linux. And the Lispmachine-Board mentioned in the link would be pretty cool ...