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AaronSw: Part of Link and Think for World AIDS Day
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AaronSw: Warning: large graphics
AaronSw: Robb is also hosting a Zope get-together in DC.
AaronSw: David McCusker recommended Finite and Infinite Games, which Robb enjoyed and gave it to me for my birthday this year. I just finished it last night. The start and end was good, the middle less so.
AaronSw: Robb Beal is looking for a job these days.
AaronSw: I'm an @Home victim. For years I've had high-speed Internet: ISDN, DSL, Cable. Now I'm back to dialup. It feels like life in sloooow moootion.
AaronSw: According to their press release we should be moved in the next 2-10 days. Oregon and Vancouver were the first to be moved. If I'm reading their list right, we should be next (Chicago).
AaronSw: The guys on tech support sound like robots. "Your service will be up and running soon" they say. How soon? "You will receive a call with more information." Can you give me a ballpark estimate? "Your service will be up and running soon."
AaronSw: I like how all of these are being fixed. ;-)
sbp: $Id: cwm.py,v 1.32 2001/04/05 21:33:55 timbl Exp $
sbp: Scary stuff!
AaronSw: What's so scary?
sbp: Heh, heh, heh
sbp: Llyn is pretty much the same
sbp: These are basically a set of Notation3 rules files that come to a load of deductions based upon the data in some RDF files, and a filter file that can then find inconsistencies.
AaronSw: Just email Bill Fancher (email address above -- take out the obvious spam blocking bit) and ask him for it.
AaronSw: A Python OSA (Open Scripting Architecture plugin) allows you to script your Macintosh from Python. So you can have it automatically do things like check your mail, grab photos from your camera, build a webpage, create maps of the US based on temperature data from a Web service...