FoxMarks has changed their name to "xmarks" and is emphasizing "Web Discovery" in addition to their classic bookmark sync.

Match Kapor founded Foxmarks (in 2006)? Still mention of the search service here, but I don't see it on the site....

Quoted: We are hard at work analyzing over 300 million bookmarks managed by our systems to help users discover sites that are useful to them. By combining algorithmic search with community knowledge-sharing and the wisdom of crowds, our goal is to connect users with relevant content.

Reading this now and really enjoying it! It's basically the story of the Chandler project (Mitch Kapop, Andy Hertzfeld, et. al.). Reminds me of Soul of a New Machine. I like that there is a lot of context ranging from the Memex, Doug Englebart, Lotus Agenda, Mythical Man Month.

The theme of the book is trying to understand why software is "hard" and project schedules can be so difficult to predict.

Quoted: Amazon.com: Dreaming in Code: Two Dozen Programmers, Three Years, 4,732 Bugs, and One Quest for Transcendent Software: Scott Rosenberg: Books

I'm reading the book Dreaming in Code now - this is the web site for the open-source Outlook competitor - project funded by Mitch Kapor.