June 30, 2003
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Been thinking hard about blogging for students again. How am I going to put all this into action? I think I need to write a paper and presentation, as that is only thing managers and course leaders seem to understand. … Continue reading
June 27, 2003
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Its starting, the students are starting to stir… I noticed a post on our internal newsgroups today, i have omitted some items for speed and convence of this blog Hello CNDI / CHIRP people, Just had a fantastic idea which … Continue reading
June 26, 2003
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My sister asked me the other day what I am? And replied I am a information archtect with strokes of designer/developer. She was like what the heck is that? I thought you were a web designer? Nope thats only part … Continue reading
June 26, 2003
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Steve Cayzer from HP labs in Bristol, emailed me back with some great links and advice on semantic blogging in the context of education. I've added a lot of them to my feeds. Oliver Wrede and Kieran Shaw's weblogs are … Continue reading
June 26, 2003
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Finally got my feeds working with flock rss reader. So if you now goto my feeds you should beable to see my news feeds I subscribe to. I've had major problems getting Flock working with Resin and no one really … Continue reading
June 23, 2003
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this is a test post from mozblog Mozblog allows me to connect directly with blojsom using the blogger API over xml-rpc. Its kinda of works but doesnt. As far as I got on my screen remotely I cant read my … Continue reading
June 22, 2003
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Ok I had a try writing my own rss aggregator in xsl and it only works if your inside my network, which is a shame. So I'm now on the look for a java servlet rss aggregator. Interesting enough the … Continue reading
June 21, 2003
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If you've been reading my old blog you will know I have a tabletpc and its not working as a tablet. The screen still spins round 180 degrees and the pen still operates. But none of the inking fuctionality works, … Continue reading
June 21, 2003
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I've just attended a show about mobile life, it was your usual come look at my new phones style thing. Pretty boring but I found a couple of things which make me think. All from Nokia too First thing I … Continue reading
June 21, 2003
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The makers of the Matrix Website have put hidden movies, 360 degrees pictures.Tech Critic have discovered and have unveiled them for our enjoying pleasure Go to http://www.matrixmovie.com/ Click on 'Enter High Bandwidth' Click on the yellow dot upper right corner … Continue reading
June 18, 2003
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Its one of those areas which I wish I had the time to look into more and more. But I never have the time… Anyway with all talk and theorys about the matrix reloaded, questions are once again been asked … Continue reading
June 18, 2003
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Very interesting look at the Microsoft greenwich project, and presence in general. All Present and Accounted For? And a very revealing look at the protocals themselves, XMPP vs SIMPLE: The race for messaging standards Comments [Comments] Trackbacks [0]
June 17, 2003
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The w3c are now offering there roadshow direct to your calendar. The W3c's roadshow diary This is good stuff except now I wish someone would create a simular overall spec for ical like opml is to rss. Because I really … Continue reading
June 16, 2003
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Ah ha, I've been playing with microsoft's infopath beta. So whats the crack? Well its a form based maker for filling in xml documents. It uses a datasource as the start of the document and you can then build forms … Continue reading
June 16, 2003
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Ok I have to confess Streamliner on the ipaq is actually quite good for writing down notes quickly. So good I might actually buy a copy. One thing it doesnt do at this moment is, save or open opml files. … Continue reading