BurningbirdRecovered from the Wayback Machine. I was asked in the BlogHer chat if my ears were burning and I can see why — I was mentioned in the opening session debate of the conference. Here is a liveblogging account where Mena Trott says that I dismiss her, and criticize the company because there are no women in […]
I did not cancel my internet connection on Monday, after all. I needed to keep it up for some work I’m doing this week, but planned on canceling it at month end. However, I had a nice conversation with a person from Charter Communications today and we worked out an equitable solution to our existing […]
Though the research and work on the post “When we are needed” has put me behind schedule on several tasks I need to finish, the effort was worthwhile in that it gave me a chance to think through my plans going forward in regards to technology. I really enjoy working with technology, and this isn’t […]
Leigh Dobb’s wrote: RDF is essentially a relational model, although not in the classic RDBMS sense. This means its much easier, IMO, to clearly express a model in RDF. Much of the functionality that the library community is seeking: the ability to move data between formats and identify authorities, is already present in RDF. It’s there […]
Last post this this morning and afternoon. I don’t know why I’m in such a chatty mood. The Charter Communications issue updated: In preparation for filing a complaint with the BBB and the State Attorney General, I call Charter to get a copy of this contract I supposedly signed. The billing office refers me to […]