Re: Example of 'brilliant' apps?

[Bill Hacker <wbh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Peter Hessler wrote:

> A way for Outlook to use regular .ics over WebDav (just like iCal), for
> calendar syncing.  If the users won't change, at least keep Exchange out of
> the server room.

A way to ID the IP stack or SSL/TLS handshake of a WinBox before,
accepting, right at, or at least 'early in' the connection cycle, just
as an httpd can do with IE, and then do...
. .. whatever is appropriate to the situation.

No Nukes please!    ;-)

Bill


> On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 16:49:28 +0000
> Jonathon McKitrick <jcm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> :
> :Hey all,
> :
> :We finally have a day that looks like spring here on the east coast.  I
> :plan to enjoy it.
> :
> :I've decided that as much as I love DFly, I am not much of an OS
> :programmer. But are there any apps out there lately that you would call
> :brilliant, or outstanding?  Or that could otherwise possibly give me some
> :inspiration? I'm still working on my data acquisition project, but a new
> :pet project might be fun.
> :
> :Jonathon McKitrick
> :--
> :My other computer is your Windows box.