happy birthday RDF! Misha pretty much summed it all up in his post The RDF Model and Syntax Specification became a W3C Recommendation… Continue reading “happy birthday RDF!”…
active purls Stu Weibel’s post on ‘List Making Meets Redirection’ prompted me to comment on some of the Active PURL work (PURLs… Continue reading “active purls”…
Flashing back on HTML Following a web of circuitous links in the process of explaining to my son what a computer *not* connected to… Continue reading “Flashing back on HTML”…
Ogbuji Family Fund For those that have been asking about where to send financial support to help Chimezie and Roschelle Ogbuji, The Ogbuji… Continue reading “Ogbuji Family Fund”…
Death Song So live your life that the fear of death can never enter your heart. Trouble no one about their religion;… Continue reading “Death Song”…
it’s alive! After a minor gauntlet of cleaning, rebuilding, head-scratching and more rebuilding, we finally have a working 1948 Martin motor. The… Continue reading “it’s alive!”…
Radials in the house damn… err, i repeat. damn… I’ve just finished assembling a pair of modified Decware Radial 1 speakers. Cutting to the… Continue reading “Radials in the house”…
purlz for the people For a long time I’ve been thinking how useful it would be to give PURLS to people as a key… Continue reading “purlz for the people”…
PURL rearchitecture underway 15 years ago, I was involved in series of discussions at the IETF regarding technical standards related to identifying resources… Continue reading “PURL rearchitecture underway”…
Recombinant Data Over the past several years, I’ve occasionally used the phrase “recombinant data” when talking about the Semantic Web. Recently at… Continue reading “Recombinant Data”…