BurningbirdAs most people exposed to children know, six years of age is a difficult time. You never know what a six year old will do. Congratulations, then, to Dave Rogers on his weblog’s 6th birthday. May you have as much fun with your six year old, as others do with theirs.
Bob Wyman has made a point of clarifying that Structured Blogging is a thing you do not a format. This is a good point to make, because there has been some strong association between the first release SB-generated metadata format, and the concept of Structured Blogging, itself. The SB plugins can be (and are being) modified to […]
I listened to an interview with WordPress developers Matt Mullenweg and Donncha O’Caoimh. It reminded me that I hadn’t checked out WordPress 2.0 yet. I downloaded the code using the Subversion command: svn export http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk/ This gave me a copy of the code without the Subversion source code control files. I then uploaded it to my server […]
“So I have a blog” the words read, as I scrolled down the entries at Planet RDF. And then I noticed the author: Tim Berners-Lee. In his first weblog entry, Sir Tim wrote: …it is nice to have a machine to the administrative work of handling the navigation bars and comment buttons and so on, and […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Herewith for fun and pleasure, but absolutely no profit: a mess o’ links. And yes, some of these posts link to me–vanity, vanity, all is vanity. But sometimes, I need to look in a mirror. ***** Frank Paynter brings us the first installment of answers to the question How do you […]