I am so glad you switched formats. It looks great and I can bet you will perfect even that over time. You have absolutely made the right move! Good luck and do you have room for an sidekick!?
Nice Blog
I like the features and the layout...
But don't like the red color, it was better the old green
I have to admit I was skeptical about your changing to a blog, but now that I've seen it, I'm relieved. It's still readable and actually looks pretty good.
One thing though, the under construction notice on the main site mentions there will be no column for this Wednesday ... I don't remember the last time I found your column ready on a Wednesday, always seems to be some time Friday... :)
Mazal tov on the new format! Yay!
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The new website is great, my compliments. Of course behind every great website is a great web master. So my compliments to your web master too!
Great redesign!
The redesign looks good, and the comments should prove interesting. But what happened to the poor bullfrog?
Nice format!
However, I was getting rather impatient for the redesign, because there is no Flash Player 8 for Linux, so I couldn't watch the movie clip that you had put up because it wouldn't play in 7. :(
Here's to the new site--Cheers!:
Hey Rod...Adobe just released Flash 9 for Linux! SO now you can enjoy your Flash content again!
Congrats on yet another sucessful prediction Bob. The redesign isnt too bad either, just a bit too cluttered (read: myspace-y) for my tastes.
I tend to agree with elviejo...I like the change...apart from the colour.
I think the Cringely Frog would make a very nice watermark to put in the background of the web site screens.
I Ilke the redesign but do miss the frog. One query, when I first tried to access the site ContentBarrier refused me - the reason given was 'Gambling 100%' ! Anyone else had this ? Any explanation?
Blog is fine. I like the possibility of comments. I agree with someone else that it is a little too cluttered.
However, you kept writing of your resistance to a blog, but never said why. Why?
Dan
Missing the frog as well.
A contemporary paraphrase of the old saw about bandwidth: "Never underestimate the bandwidth of a 767-200 filled with LD8s!"
Hey Bob, I just had a thought... you're other post about your new disk drives makes all this talk of portable blackbox data centers much more interesting. What are you thinking?
I don't get it...after all those years of building the Cringley brand using the frog icon and green color scheme you just throw it out the window?! The need to change to the new format is understandable but you didn't need to throw out the good just to bring in the new.
frog -> blog Not much change.
But you could stick a low bandwidth version around somewhere.
Bob, I almost had a minor coronary. Are you actually complimenting Sun Microsystems for doing something right? If Sun is putting Niagara I/II CPUs in those black boxes, then they are introducing intellectual property that no one else has. I don't believe that Intel, IBM or Intel have the capabilities (yet) of what the Niagara II CPU can do (which is coming out next year).
oops, meant:
"...Intel, IBM or AMD..."
Où est passé la grenouille?









Cringely has done it a again! Astounding. Unfortunately, it's not nearly as exciting as all the old Google OS rumors that came from the same information.