Blogging a part of my DNA
… obviously it isn’t yet. I’m recommitting to remembering this blog, today.
… obviously it isn’t yet. I’m recommitting to remembering this blog, today.
My iECM co-chair, Eric Stevens, and I co-wrote an introductory article on iECM that can be found here.We are currently balloting the iECM technical scope – will post on the results of that in a couple of weeks.
Earlier I posted on the existence of a blog that covers industry standards. I came to that site because I was trying to get a grasp of what was going on with ODF, my interest being more in the dynamics around the standard than in the standard itself. It’s been getting a lot of buzz, […]
I’m sure there is more than one but following my initial review I am very impressed with this one. The containing site, Consortium Info claims to be “the most comprehensive source of information on the Internet regarding standards, standard setting, and open source software”. The site and blog are run by a lawyer specializing in […]
… though I kind of wish I was. Traveling everywhere else though, all for work. I’m back and am finding a lot of time to actually work on stuff and will be posting again.
The detailed snow report at http://www.mammothmountain.com/ shows 189″ in March and another 81″ to date in April. It is spring people!
Been doing a bit of studying – encryption (confidentiality) and digital signatures and the use of public-private keys for these things. And, because this had me scratching my head for a bit (and maybe I’m just slow today), let me express things a little differently than I have seen in most write-ups.Wikipedia has a nice […]
The iECM team has approved both an overall consortium charter as well as a techncal charter. Both can be accessed from the iECM Home Page.
In my ZDNet Announcements of the day the headline that caught my eye (after their subject line of If Oracle can buy Open Source, why not Microsoft?) was DHS program tries to connect far-flung information, but at what privacy cost?In the iECM consortium I am working in, the US federal government is actively participating as […]
Looking at XQuery has been on my to do list for quite a while. In that while I always assumed that XQuery was something over and above XSLT – added some fabulous new capabilities. Well, I finally took the time to have a look at XQuery this weekend and I was kinda disappointed, even frustrated.They […]