Recovered from the Wayback Machine Now that you’re all thirsting for more after my little ode to the car wash, I thought I would move in for the kill with podcasting. Eric wrote a great comment in the post associated with the Web 2.0 post: Something’s been bothering me about this fuss over “podcasting”, and I think […]
Day: October 9, 2004
At the car wash
My favorite place is not at home in front of the computer, or out on some trail somewhere, taking photos. It’s not in any city or town, in the country, or along the water, though you get close with the latter. I am in my car, but being in my car doesn’t make it my […]
We be cooking now
I just created the IT Kitchen Wiki and the first of the IT Kitchen’s weblogs. The Wiki is built using MediaWiki the same software as used for Wikipedia. The weblog is WordPress 1.3. Elaine is helping with CSS and design, though all input and help is welcome. At this time, I’m using the default style of the Wiki, including the default […]
Semanticweb meet Slashdot
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Interesting Slashdot thread about how Lehigh University is going to build the Semantic Web all by itself. Computer scientist Jeff Heflin and others are building the Semantic Web, which they hope will handle more data, resolve contradictions and draw inferences from users’ queries. The new improved Web will also combine pieces of information from multiple […]
