Technology - Category Archive
I’ve been having a problem with DNS failures on my home setup for the last week or so. So, it would appear, have a lot of other people with similar setups, and it turns out to be the fault of Apple who introduced a version of Bonjour into iTunes for Windows version 5.
D-Link have published [...]
Fascinating series of posts by Leslie Michael Orchard applying the principles of "small pieces loosely joined" to computing hardware and appliances.
A life where TiVo has always existed is a great example of how subsequent generations take for granted technology that was new and strange not long ago. [via
The Shifted Librarian]
Great article on the why of business collaboration from CIO.com. [via Tris Hussey]
Technorati Tags Organisations, Technology
New media activist
Stef Magdalinski has produced a great example of the way new technologies allow people to interact with broadcasters in different ways -
the News Online wikiproxy
As requested by various people at Blogwalk, details of a couple of content tools I use / am investigating
Over at “Davos Newbies”:http://www.davosnewbies.com/ Lance Knobel is writing about “the lure of the slide rule”:http://www.davosnewbies.com/2004/07/08#theLureOfTheSlideRule:
bq. “Those of us who love slide rules are by definition not Luddites. It’s the tactile nature of the technology that excites, rather than a revulsion against the technologies that replaced it. There were gains provided by electronic calculators. Our [...]
On Monday this week I sent myself on a one day course from "Architecting The Enterprise":http://www.architecting-the-enterprise.com/ - a management introduction to the "TOGAF":http://www.opengroup.org/architecture/togaf/ enterprise architecture framework.
Weird CSS bug in Firefox
Recent iSociety report on the state of IT in UK industry.
Learning XPATH etc
Almost 4 years after I wrote this post, a very similar idea emerges spontaneously over at ActivityOwner, with the difference that he has actually produced the first iteration of a tool to do the export...
Using a commercial mind-mapping tool for project start-up (amongst other things)
Use of GeoURL to find the neighbours
Links about FOAF and RDF
"learn how to do it manually first, then use the wizzy tool to save time"
Bluetooth-enabled luggage
Added Phil Ringnalda’s PHP blogroll to the site.
Technorati Tags Site_News, Technology
Share website content with ASPRSS
SkippingDotNet
XML-RPC programming with ZOPE
Technorati Tags Technology
Jon Udell picks up on Peter Drayton asking the question “What is an application” and expands our thinking by asking an obvious question - (having set up an anti-spam inbox rule in Outlook)
..I don’t see a quick way to transfer this behavior to Larry’s instance of Outlook. The Outlook rules, when exported, are binary, [...]