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Weblogging

Knock, knock! Who’s there?

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. My DSL connection is supposed to be down but was able to connect just now. Hmmm. I wonder if they’ll leave the connection on until the phone is disconnected? Oh well, gives me time to do a couple of additional posts before turning all of my attention to packing, packing, […]

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RDF Technology Weblogging

Technology to enable community

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Serendipity is such a major component of my life, never more so than when I read Gary’s attempt to manually connect the multiple threads to the whole discussion about Identity. While I’m on my long journey through distance and time, I’m working on a new application that will provide a means to […]

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Weblogging

Rifting away

The buzz is all about the NY Times article, A Rift between the Bloggers. Dave seems to be happy about it because the article called webloggers journalists. He would like to see complete transcripts of the interviews, though. (Sorry, Dave. If you’re a journalist then you understand that journalists don’t release unquoted interview material.) Glen Reynolds thinks […]

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Weblogging

Categorization and identity

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I tried an experiment yesterday: I organized my blogroll into different categories of webloggers, such as Really Scary Smart People, Huggables, Life Twisters, and so on. The intention was to have a bit of fun, and also to hopefully encourage weblog readers into visiting these weblogs. One of the problems […]

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Weblogging

Out and about but still not in St. Lou

It’s amazing how much one can accomplish if one stops weblogging for a week. I finally finished my writing for Unix Power Tools and am now in the editing and production stages. In addition, I’ve been working quietly in the background implementing some changes to the weblog. Note that those you see now aren’t the really […]