November 26, 2003 – 11:02 am
The problem with varying the polling interval is that the need varies. It’s ok not to poll my little opensource website within 24 hours, but what about the announcements to the civil defence website or local municipal environment alerts, or the nuclear power plant news feed?
Source:Comments on The End of RSS
Definitely a good point [...]
November 21, 2003 – 9:47 am
In case anyone is interested in using del.icio.us with blosxom in place of my own BookmarkBlogger, get yourself a copy of xmlstarlet and check out this shell script:
!/bin/bash
DATE=${1-date +%Y-%m-%d}
BLOG=”/Users/deusx/desktop/decafbad-entries/links”
FN=”${BLOG}/”echo ${DATE} | sed -e ‘y/0123456789-/oabcdefghij/’“.txt”
curl -s -u deusx:HAHAHA ‘http://del.icio.us/api/posts/get?dt=’${DATE} |\
tidy -xml -asxml -q -f /dev/null |\
xml sel -t [...]
November 20, 2003 – 11:34 am
I haven’t had much time to tinker in the past week or two, but I have still been thinking about recipes and blogs. I’ve also been trading emails with Troy Hakala, who’s one of the food & techie geeks responsible for RecipeZaar and who also has had a hand in the aforementioned RecipeML spec [...]
November 18, 2003 – 8:36 pm
You wanted to share the same documents with your coworkers and friends. Now you can.
With VoodooPad 1.1, you can view, edit, and save to any wiki that supports the ‘vpwiki api’.
Source:Flying Meat Software
<p>Funny, I’ve been tinkering with <a href=”http://www.decafbad.com/twiki/bin/view/Main/XmlRpcToWiki”>a wiki <span class=”caps”>API</span></a> along with a <a href=”http://www.jspwiki.org/Wiki.jsp?page=WikiRPCInterface”>few others tinkerers</a> for a year or so now. [...]
November 16, 2003 – 11:39 pm
Every once in a while, someone gets ideas about crossing recipes and computers. Of course, I love the idea. Two common ideas we hear a lot are 1) to put recipes in XML format and do all sorts of wonderful things and 2) that kitchen appliances should be smart and you should be able to [...]
November 14, 2003 – 6:51 pm
RecipeML is a format for representing recipes on computer. It is written in the increasingly popularExtensible Markup Language – XML.
If you run a recipe web site, or are creating a software program — on any platform — that works with recipes, then you should consider using RecipeML for coding your recipes! See the FAQs and [...]
November 12, 2003 – 1:35 pm
What I believe we are seeing is domain experts seeking each other out. Crossing organizational and philosophical boundaries.
Source:Sam Ruby: Whuffie Web
…someone that’s G-list globally might be A-list amongst pet owners.
Source:Danny Ayers: Whuffie Web
A very, very good point that I’d missed at first thought about the Whuffie Web. There’s a matter of scale involved [...]
