Kurt Cagle wrote an excellent essay on semantics, Some Thoughts on Semantics. He talks about the technologies associated with the building of the semantic web, and how each technology builds on the previous to provide greater degrees of accuracy. RDF can be used to make assertions and ontologies can be used to ensure the accuracy and […]
Month: March 2007
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WordPress and categories
WordPress has some really serious flaws in its post management. It flips posts to private, it resets categories, it returns 404 for pages that are found. If you have a post up in one window and forget and open it into another window, the auto-saving will overwrite your changes, even after the item is published. […]
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The cardinal
The weather has been so warm, I’ve left my windows open at night. This morning, at 3 in the morning (I checked), a cardinal sat on my window sill and let forth with glorious song for the next 53 minutes (I checked that also). It was very disconcerting. Oh, not the noise; or being woken […]
Black River News reports on the Ameren/FERC meeting yesterday that discussed rebuilding the Taum Sauk reservoir. I thought the following interesting: The public comment part of the meeting consisted of about a dozen local citizens. For the most part is was an Ameren love fest, with everyone imploring FERC of approve the dam rebuild because the […]
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Sensor cleaning, part ouch
I wrote a post about camera sensor cleaning a few months back. It would seem that the concept of sensor cleaning is a little more complex than I originally thought. Maybe I was right to be paranoid. Doug Pardee sent me an email with a warning about sensor cleaning, type of camera, and fluid used, and he gave […]