Monday, January 06, 2003

From Burningbird a good follow up on the earler semantic web article or People Networks aka Renmin Voices that I found from dave Joshua Allen speaks up, eloquently, for The Semantic Web. [Scripting News]. If you really want to go deep and have a day to spend read the pdf from this earler post or if your in a hury and don't mind missing most of the ritchness but still want an inclining of emerging research on Knowledge Society and thier relation ship to this space the power point is a fun quick scann. I'll try to get a longer writup of the pdf it has much to add to the discussion but misses enough for people like seb , phill, or ross, to add a significant contribution based on their ongoing work. 4:15:50 PM    comment []

PhotoShop Album to manage the vast amount of digital artifacts generated by todays digital cameras. [News.com] 10:55:07 AM    comment []

This more rugged tablet looks nice maybe for the kids to do some work while rolling around on the floor. In a family with five brothers we did most of our homework on the carpet where we could spread out more. Having a pc on that supports that habit is going to be very fun. Rugged Tablet PC. These guys need to use colored plastic and sell a version for kids. I've been telling colleagues for a while that a portable dvd, palm device, and one of these would sell like hotcakes. http://www.walkabout-comp.com/products_specs_xrt.html http://www.xploretech.com/ix104/iX104.html [Marcus' Tablet PC Radio Weblog] 9:04:17 AM    comment []

This is crazy. When will they get a clue? Is your RAM breaking the law?. Aaron Swartz:  "The RIAA has a website, musicunited.org, which among other obviously misleading statements has a page on the law that strongly implies visiting a copyrighted web page could get you a $250,000 fine and five years in jail." [jenett.radio] 8:55:48 AM    comment []