Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Dave asked the question: Why is RSS 1.0 called RSS? Since I’m writing a book on RDF and just finished my chapter on RSS (no, that wasn’t the one I lost), I feel qualified to answer this. Dave, the RSS in RSS 1.0 stands for “RDF Site Summary”. The RSS in previous […]
Year: 2002
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Today is for working
The best part of getting up early is watching the sun rise. Today is for working, it is. Today is for nose down and finishing tasks and making milestones. I’ve marked out in my mind tasks to accomplish with each new position of the sun. The sun’s “here”, this is done. The sun’s “there”, that […]
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If you can read this, you’re lucky
I am playing on the server today, which means if you can read this now, you’re lucky. Expect slow access times and strange pages. Broken Things. In the meantime, Jonathon finally introduces us to his new friend, Reimi, a beautiful gray haired, green eyed lady. In fact, she looks a bit like my own lovely lady, Zoe. […]
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World Summit weblog
Many thanks go out to Farrago for pointing out that there’s an extremely well organized weblog covering the World Summit. Now, this is what a political weblog is all about. Take a look and tell me you’re not impressed with the organization of this weblog. It’s incredible. Not only can you keep up daily what’s happening at the Summit, but […]
Ben and Mena at Movable Type just released a Trackback threading tool that will build an entire tree out of MT trackbacks. Here’s a page showing the Trackbacks from one of my earlier postings Yes, this is what ThreadNeedle is supposed to do. Yes, ThreadNeedle is not finished. When you enable TrackBack for a posting, Movable Type embeds […]