blogging rock
For the last year or so I've been pretty much limited to 140 chars a go. Not like I've got anything wonderful to say ("dogwalk time"), but having the space to say it counts for a lot.
2009-10-11T10:59:06+01:00
Mem Probs
Grr. Not sure why, something's gobbling the memory on this server again. Not got time to debug properly right now, but will keep an occasional eye on top.
2009-10-08T14:47:17+01:00
JeniT, I love thee...
Just exchanged twits with @jeniT - were it possible I'd have backed out bowing saying "not worthy". Seen her XSLT? Now she's playing with semweb stuff - the future beckons.
2009-09-24T11:15:32+01:00
TinyMCE
Just added a TinyMCE HTML editor to my blog setup, so I don't have to think about the markup so much. It worked ok locally, let's see if it works live...
2009-09-21T11:45:41+01:00
yet another test post
because I got an error re. bad xml in my last test. including the word "fishsticks" so I can find this entry in the RDF/XML if need be...
2009-09-21T10:09:54+01:00
XMLLiteral's rdf-wrapper
hmm, seems like I was wrong to wrap my content here in a <div> element.
Memory fails me, but RDF Concepts talks about <rdf-wrapper>, so I guess the XML fragment doesn't need a root element (and the <div> made the markup invalid)
2009-09-16T20:58:10
tweaked user modelling
So this is another test. User data now looks like this:
@prefix : <http://purl.org/stuff/access#> .
@prefix foaf: <http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/> .
@prefix rdf: <http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#> .
@prefix sioc: <http://rdfs.org/sioc/ns#> .
<http://danny.ayers.name/#me> a foaf:Person;
foaf:holdsAccount [
a sioc:User;
:authenticationProtocol "AdHoc";
:password "******";
:username "danja";
sioc:function_of [ a sioc:Role;
:authenticationProtocol "AdHoc";
:roleName "ADMINISTRATOR";
sioc:has_scope <http://dannyayers.com> ] ];
foaf:mbox_sha1sum "669fe353dbef63d12ba11f69ace8acbec1ac8b17";
foaf:name "Danny Ayers" .
<http://dannyayers.com> a sioc:Forum .
The data's took away on the server so not an issue if this is still a bit off...
Oops - this post didn't work first time, I got a bit of markup wrong (er, 3 times - missed a tag - so I just used Amaya for this) and although the model ate the data, it fell over when trying to serialise. Had to edit the RDF/XML manually :(
Oops++ I also somehow managed to overwrite the updated RDF/XML file, I guess through an svn update.
2009-09-16T20:42:24
