It’s just data
Many
people had digital cameras at the
blogger
dinner. Mine was low on batteries, so I had to run out and pick
some up halfway through the event and didn't get many pictures, and
most of what I did get was the victim of poor lighting. However,
many people had cameras, so there should be plenty of pictures
posted shortly.
Meanwhile, here's one that did turn out: Miguel de Icaza sells Dare Obasanjo and Joshua Allen on Mono.
More later...
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Pretty cool. Eric's comment system has a "You Know Me" button and will import data from your FOAF profile. Furthermore the address of the foaf profile is retained for later exploitation (e.g. authentication of requests to modify entries?). My two cents is that autodiscovery is the next important step as I'm not convinced that entering the URL of your FOAF profile is any easier than entering the URL of your website.
As soon as I return from travelling, I plan to catch back up, implement this on my site and resume my status as early adopter/exploiter
Joshua Allen: but Apache's heavy dependence on BigCo funding (IBM, Sun, etc.) kind of disqualifies them and spoils the romance.
InfoWorld: The Internet owes much of its success to a core infrastructure that is free and commoditized. The Apache Axis project's gift to the world is a powerful, high-performance, open-source Web services stack.