Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I went to bed at 3 and got up at 6 so have had 3 hours of sleep, and feel much better. Today was also my last day on the contracted job. The people at the place where I worked were very likable, the consulting company that arranged the gig […]
Month: June 2003
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Taking a break
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. After today, I’m not sure I even want to continue weblogging. The same people who question about my not ‘getting well with others on the lists’, – have you ever stopped to notice that it’s almost always the same people controlling the discussion? The format? The invitees? Perhaps the issue […]
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Data Model – Final
Due to recent emails accusing me of not playing well with others, barging in, being difficult, and other really joyful things such as the following: Where do you get off barging into this list and pissing all over everything? You were invited, presumably, because many people value your opinion. But don’t think you can get […]
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Data Model Two
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Why was I disappointed in the wiki drilling down into the physical yesterday, with the statement about well formed HTML? Because it totally disregards the structure that I proposed yesterday, which sees ‘content’ as something more than just a simple blob of markup. By mentioning ‘well formed HTML’, it sets the context […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Time for a break from Linux for Poets, which is becoming quite fun… Sam has started a wiki and a weblog entry looking for the basic data elements of what he calls “a well-formed log entry”, and by log, I would assume an online journal/weblog. Instead of drilling down into the physical, he wants […]