BurningbirdRecovered from the Wayback Machine. Why was I disappointed in the wiki drilling down into the physical yesterday, with the statement about well formed HTML? Because it totally disregards the structure that I proposed yesterday, which sees ‘content’ as something more than just a simple blob of markup. By mentioning ‘well formed HTML’, it sets the context […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Time for a break from Linux for Poets, which is becoming quite fun… Sam has started a wiki and a weblog entry looking for the basic data elements of what he calls “a well-formed log entry”, and by log, I would assume an online journal/weblog. Instead of drilling down into the physical, he wants […]
The shared weblog for the Burningbird Network Co-op members has been created, and first posting published. At this time, the site is still accessed by IP. To get to this point, the following was installed: Linux (7.3) Apache web server (1.3.27) Websim MySQL (4.0) Perl (5.6) The DBI support for perl to MySQL PHP 4.x FTP (ProFTPD) […]
Originally published at Many-to-Many now archived at the Wayback Machine Every once in a while I let someone talk me into using an instant messaging service, such as ICQ. I would forget that I had it installed and be working happily away on some book or article, or doing my taxes when there’d be this […]
Archive including comments found at Wayback Machine Yesterday’s jury duty was very dull. I was almost called in once, but a settlement was reached at the last minute. However, when they sent us home last night, they said we didn’t have to be in today. This is lucky because I’ve been out of sorts the […]