2007 Mar 15, 10:36A URI scheme named 'geo' that names a geographical location.
geo uri schema reference internet rfc standard ietf 2007 Mar 13, 8:16Over the weekend I went with Jon and Sarah to see
Zach Galifianakis perform at
The Moore who was awesome of
course. I hadn't been to The Moore before but it was very cool. The space is very vertical with two levels of balconies making it seem small in the other dimensions. We were on the middle level so
when Zach climbed off the stage to talk to the audience we couldn't see him.
Before the show we ate at
The Steelhead Diner. I enjoyed my chicken sandwhich but the place seemed a little full of itself with salt and pepper that had
been infused with this and that. At any rate it had a nice atmosphere and good food which I suppose is the point.
The opening act for Zach was another comedian whose name I don't recall. He was pretty funny but seemed to do just a tad too much pandering to the Seattle audience. "The administration should do
something different than what they're doing currently!" *Audience Cheers* is sort of equivalent to "Its great to be here in... Seattle!" *Audience Cheers*.
personal seattle nontechnical 2007 Mar 13, 7:57I had a few thoughts after reading about
OpenID. However, after doing only a very small amount of digging I can see these aren't new thoughts.
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Anonymous OpenID
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Have an OpenID that anyone can use because it performs no authorization. You'd specify a URI like http://deletethis.net/anonymousopenid/yournamehere and you'd immediately get an anonymous OpenID
associated with that URI. This has already been implemented by Jayant Gandhi.
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Group OpenID
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Have an OpenID that consists of a group of member OpenIDs. To login as the Group OpenID you need to login with any of the member OpenIDs. This is discussed more by Dmitry Shechtman on his blog.
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OpenID Normalization
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I find that I already have a couple of OpenIDs without even trying due to AOL giving out OpenIDs. I'd like for all of my
OpenIDs to point to one canonical OpenID. It looks like this may already be possible by the OpenID
specification.
I guess I'm a little late to the scene.
technical stolen-thoughts openid 2007 Feb 21, 6:30Standard describing the requirements of URNs.
urn standard reference rfc ietf uri 2007 Feb 20, 10:33AOL and AIM usernames can now be used as OpenIDs allowing participating OpenID sites and services to authenticate you using your AOL or AIM OpenID.
openid aol aim identity article 2007 Feb 7, 4:43How to indicate human relationships and human information in a machine readable fashion.
foaf rdf xml semanticweb specification metadata social identity namespace schema standard 2007 Jan 24, 5:32My new extension for IE7 named
Feed Folder is now (more) available. Feed Folder is like Firefox's
Live Bookmarks feature. You can view your subscribed IE7 feeds as a folder containing shortcuts to each of the feed's items. If you've got Windows
XP and you like Feeds then use my extension with IE7. Do it now!
feed-folder feed live-bookmarks ie7 technical project atom rss extension 2006 Dec 26, 12:21A board game named 'the War on Terror'. Looks funny. Found via http://www.schneier.com/blog/
humor game politics 2006 Nov 19, 9:25I've had a few thoughts recently on
Polytope Tetris. Constructive thoughts:
- One dimensional view. It should be easy to just hack up the two dimensional view.
- Cross sectional view. I want to have a view that displays cross sections of the game space taken across one dimension all in a row. It'd be nice if this cross sectional view could use any other
view to display each cross section, however I don't think the game's arch easily allows for that. Instead I may have to make it specific to the three dimensional view
Deconstructive thoughts:
- I went to the site the other day and saw that the project had an activity rating in the 90s. And this is while its still marked as Beta. I think I'm going to re-release the exact same bits
under a new name and move it out of Beta or Alpha. I'll call it Platinum Edition.
- There are a number of issues with this whole project. I'm trying to get my thoughts down here.
project polytopetetris 2006 Oct 3, 2:25Cool domain name. 63 chars is max per DNS label so that's how many digits of pi are listed. Neat.
math pi humor domain dns internet web 2006 Jun 27, 11:56This is the Official IANA Registry of URN Namespaces (Last updated 05 Jun 2006)
iana urn uri standards namespace reference rfc 2006 Jun 27, 11:55This document describes a URN (Uniform Resource Name) namespace for identifying content resources within federated content collections. A federated content collection often does not have a strong
centralized authority but relies upon shared
urn uri fdc internet rfc specification 2006 Jun 27, 11:54The Uniform Resource Names Working Group (URN-WG) was formed to specify persistent, location-independent names for network accessible resources, as well as resolution mechanisms to retrieve the
resources given such a name. At this time the
http uri urn thttp internet n2l rfc specification 2006 Apr 12, 1:01This note describes issues raised by the deployment and use of Internationalized Domain Names. It describes problems both at the time of registration and those for use of those names for use in the
DNS. It recommends that IETF should update
ietf idn dns domain internet language idna rfc reference 2006 Apr 5, 10:57'Domain Name System (DNS) names are "case insensitive". This document explains exactly what that means and provides a clear specification of the rules. This clarification updates RFCs 1034, 1035, and
2181.'
dns rfc language reference internet domain case-folding 2006 Mar 22, 1:27Example of a valid domain name with a two two letter domain name labels. "ca" is the country TLD label and is also the domain in this case.
dns dns-example domain internet language 2006 Mar 22, 1:25Example of a valid domain name with a well known TLD ("org") followed by a two letter country TLD ("be"). The domain in this case should be "be".
dns dns-example language internet domain
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