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RDF Weblogging

Personal Publication Data Model and Formats

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. The weblogging model and effort seems to be focusing at this point on a Roadmap, with a call to signify support of same. What does this mean for you? It could replace RSS 2.0 and RSS 1.0, providing a completely neutral syndication feed format. It could replace all existing weblog APIs. […]

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Technology Web

Switchover

My DNS change to the new server switched over in mid-post, and that created some interesting results. I’m still recovering from them. Note to self: take a break from weblogging next time you switch servers. Once this all stabilizes I’ll move any outstanding comments and trackbacks from the old server to the new one so […]

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Technology Weblogging

Kicking the baby squirrels, again

Recovered from the Wayback machine. I received an email from Kevin Marks, one of the new members of the Wayward Weblogger Co-op this morning about a posting Steven Den Beste wrote. It would seem that a person running a small hosting service is in violation of MT’s license. According to den Beste: A couple of days […]

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Photography Weblogging

Pics, stuff

I spent most of the weekend on the server, but also some time on the essay “Internet for Poets: DNS – what’s in a name”. I must finish this tomorrow because the thing is beginning to look like a book. It’s been fun, though. And far less challenging then configuring sendmail on the new server. […]

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Burningbird Technology Web

Server status

I have hit a roadblock in the server setup, specifically wildcard DNS entries (to allow things such as weblog.burningbird.net, coop.burningbird.net, and so on), as well as sendmail issues and external email. Everything else seems to be set but that sendmail is a showstopper. My hope is to get help from my readership, but barring that, […]