hebig.org/blog
Personal webnode of Haiko Hebig

"Never ascribe to the former, the saying goes, that which can be explained by the latter. Well, I stayed up most of last night reading all 521 pages of the US Senate Report on the U.S. Intelligence Community’s Prewar Intelligence Assessments on Iraq, and there is plenty of malice and incompetence to go around. I didn’t mean to read it all, but it’s a fascinating document, with flavors ranging from Solzhenitsyn to Catch-22, and I’ve enjoyed browsing around the news stories today that say what it said [...] I’d recommend that anyone who cares about war, peace, and truth take a look at it first-hand; herewith a few notes on what I found, including a couple of things that don’t seem to have been covered that much elsewhere; some astonishing and some funny."

Tim Bray: Malice and Incompetence >

And at java.sun.com, the very same Tim Bray in an interview on RSS syndication:

What's Next? A Conversation about Web Communication with XML Pioneer, Tim Bray >