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RDF Semantics Weblogging

Common interchange format

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. After sleeping too late this morning and then waking with a headache–a response to long hours this weekend, culminating with finding out late yesterday the work was for naught and has to be re-done–I didn’t have enough time or energy to go for a hike somewhere, so I started playing […]

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RDF

A little light if you please

I think, I think, I think too much. I miss my hour, taken in last nights Daylight Savings Time raid. Time for a bit of lightness before I get serious again: Ben Hammersley has decided to follow that old and obsolute BLX 1.0 standard rather than the shiny new BLX 2.0. As for his claim to have created an RDF […]

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RDF

Door opens and a single candle appears

Who says you can’t have fun with RDF? Not the creators of this online game that’s who. The witches look at your naked body and titter. Then they see your bar of soap and take it away, muttering about scented baths and candles (Thanks to Peter Van Dijick)

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RDF Technology Weblogging

RSS Stuff

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Time to take a break from photos and philosophy, and feed the machine. I have a file that maintains a list of 404 accesses, and the URL where the missing resource access originated. The file most accessed is the old Alter Ego weblog’s rss.xml feed. Since I closed the weblog […]

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Semantics Specs

RDF Specifications Recommended

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. W3C is pleased to announce the advancement of the Resource Description Framework (RDF) to Proposed Recommendation. Relieved more like it as these long awaited specifications finally reach the “proposed recommended” state, one short step before becoming formal recommendations. These documents (RDF/XML Syntax Specification, RDF Vocabulary Description Language 1.0, RDF Semantics, RDF Primer, RDF Test […]