Burningbird..but I came across Letters to an Unknown Audience some time ago, and have been enjoying it ever since. When I saw this site’s version of the ‘political maps’ (here and here) I thought it was past time to expos…no…introdu…nah…shout…oh brother, that’s overused…drop this site on all of you. Because. A taste: Some went unmarked because of the austerity of […]
Why the merge of the weblogs? Particularly since the two topics, Practical RDF and the rest of my life seem to have no common ground? Contrary to what you might expect, it wasn’t my disappointment about the ETech conference. If that was it, I would have left the weblog and put, “Reading O’Reilly books kills kittens!” scrolled […]
As you can see by several new items, the merge of the two weblogs has been completed.
As you may have noticed, when I did an export of Practical RDF into MT format, and then tried to re-import into WordPress, the import did not succeed. I had backed up the database, so was able to recover to the point of the attempt. I swear this is one aspect of Wordform that is […]
I am in the process of closing down the Practical RDF site, and moving the entries over into Burningbird, so things might be a little off at times today. I’m not going to be maintaining a separate site between my technology and other interests–those who like the tech will have to sit through the poetry, […]