A recent spate of postings at Planet RDF revolve around a two-day session on SPARQL that’s coming up in Europe. It was reading through these that something I noticed recently became more apparent: that most of the semantic web effort, or the effort that’s involved with RDF, is happening in Europe (with some side trips into Canada when the […]
Year: 2005
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. An interesting story appeared today about the WordPress site, and several thousand articles that could be found in a http://wordpress.org/articles. Disclaimer. I’m hesitant to even write about this, knowing the web’s fondness for angry mob justice, but I feel like it’s an important issue that needs to be addressed. My one request: […]
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Danny Ayers: Man of steel
Aside from being a terrific dad to several cats and a cute dog, including my god-daughter Sparql, and a good writer, patient advocate of RDF, artist, and writer, Danny Ayers is also a very good hearted man. It’s an honor to know him. I haven’t met him, but it’s still an honor to know him. Thanks, Danny. […]
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The shop
The Shop: Update. I installed both Coppermine and Gallery photo management software, and after playing around, I decided to stay with Gallery. Coppermine is nice, and a very clean interface. However, Gallery, with it’s themes and pages of configuration allows me to have more control over the interface. I uploaded just a few test photos, but they won’t necessarily […]
The weather has warmed enormously and all of the birds are out busy making new birds, including the mourning doves. In fact, my window is open and I hear one right next to my window, with that sad, soft, mournful cry. This afternoon I opened the curtain out on to the deck, just in time […]