BurningbirdHow uncanny that just when I decide to disconnect, my cable internet connectivity bites the bullet. Because of this my posting may become irregular much sooner. A word of advice: if you’re considering DSL or cable for internet connectivity, think twice about cable. Or maybe just reconsider getting the connection, regardless of the technique. I […]
I have spent a little time looking at other approaches to mapping RDF to a web document created as XHTML; approaches such as GRDDL, which uses XSLT to transform basic concepts from (X)HTML into RDF/XML and then provides a link to the transform. (RAP just released a GRDDL parser, though it’s based on PHP 5.x, which means […]
…with the Semantic Web doings at the W3C, though doing so precludes doing much else at times. However, not keeping up means that I’m losing important bits of information; such as this bit that Danny Ayers named his new kitten after a proposed new query language for RDF. Ah well, at least he didn’t name her Ontaria.
…with the Semantic Web doings at the W3C, though doing so precludes doing much else at times. However, not keeping up means that I’m losing important bits of information; such as this bit that Danny Ayers named his new kitten after a proposed new query language for RDF. Ah well, at least he didn’t name her Ontaria.
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Over the last several months, I’ve been moving more and more of my work from my Windows/Linux dual-boot laptop to my Mac. Now with the open source development environment working so effortlessly in my PowerBook, there’s little reason to stay with my other machine. I still get Excel spreadsheets and […]