Posts Tagged ‘ musings ’

More evidence against XML namespaces

August 9, 2011

Namespaces can get near on impossible to process sanely. http://blog.technologyofcontent.com/2010/01/json-vs-xml/ see the “Against XML namespaces” section

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Twitter is over capacity.

May 13, 2011
Twitter is over capacity.

I see this way too often. Is it that hard to manage 140 character data fields?

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Fighting the metadata battle

April 4, 2011

Lots of people in the circles in which I travel talk about how great the web could be with more metadata, tags, structure, and links. How so many more mashups and cool apps could be built if people took a little more time to create data “the right way”. This article has an interesting...

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Namespaces ruin XML

October 28, 2010

I was reading up on FOAF today, and checking out an introduction at XML.com. On first blush, my gut feeling looking at the examples was that the FOAF dialect was messy and cumbersome. However, being the XML geek that I am, I stuck with it for another few minutes and decided it’s really very...

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MS word and hyperlinks

October 6, 2010

When I click on a link in a Word doc, why does it take about 15 seconds for Word to pass the request on to my Web browser? What are the Microsoft gremlins doing with my system during that time?!?!?

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