At last, an article that bluntly points out how utterly confused we really are.

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Beta: RSS Explorer Tool. A nice check-box interface for discovering new RSS sources. It's a beta, which means there could be bugs, and more features and fixes are probably coming. But it's pretty darned useful right now. For those who don't have Radio yet, here's a screen shot. [Scripting News]

Subsequent to previous post, how does the word nice apply to this and if I was the word discover I'd sue. I think I'm going to have to give up his feed, its irritating me more and more :(, or should that be :)

Wetware. Britt Blaser describes the next killer app.

The endless hunt - personally I've never been convinced of the concept of a "killer app", and even if we accept it, that its repeatable.

Worth a read though - some interesting points.

BBC Radio 4 goes bonkers, runs last year's MS news. Over and over again... [The Register]

Thank heavans - I thought it was I who was going mad.

Teen inventor creates 'mouse mitt'. A teenage inventor comes up with a 21st century solution to the computer mouse¸ creating a device to alleviate RSI and spin-offs for the games industry. [BBC News | TECHNOLOGY]

Is something seen in films/read about in books an invention or implementation?

• UIWeb.com [uiweb.com]
• UIWizards Reading list [uiwizards.com]
• Hack the Planet 2.0 discussion [editthispage.com]
• The HCI Bibliography [hcibib.org],
• http://www.ivtools.org/ivtools/unidrawinfo.html
• H-MVC - hierarchical MVC. There's an article on it here [javaworld.com]

Complex GUI Architecture Discussion? [Slashdot]

Ooooh, one of my favourite topics, must read what's said.

Creating Applications with Mozilla [Slashdot] ..  The Mozilla browser is one of the most extreme examples of this philosophy to ever emerge. Emacs was something special, but this is even more insane....

Its a book review, but worth a read.