September 2005

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1. Computer People request for details not a scam
   Several months ago I made a post titled “Request for ID – scam?”, and then
   Published on 01 September in general
2. Identity Burro
   Identity Burro is a Greasemonkey script for Firefox that gives quick access to all the public aspects of a person: photos, blog, preferred sites, preferred songs, etc. Precisely, when ...
   Published on 10 September in general
3. Cynicism overloard
   Help. I just rediscovered my Dilbert desk calendar. It’s still in mid-June. Ah well, I wasn’t planning on doing any work today anyway.
   Published on 13 September in general
4. I couldn't care less about Yahoo
   From the comment by Jake Tracey on Flickr signup: From huma...
   Published on 13 September in general
5. Streaming feeds
   As well as writing about the new Google Blogsearch, Anil Dash writes about t...
   Published on 14 September in general
6. Local wifi networks and messageboards
   I live in an apartment block. My last home was also in an apartment block. Before that, a house for a year, but for the two years previous to that, I lived in an apartment block. Our noticeboard is...
   Published on 17 September in general
7. Netvibes DLA
   Netvibes is an ajax web application along the lines of Google IG (does that thing have a real name?), except a lot slic...
   Published on 17 September in general
8. HDTV, DigitalTV, etc.
   If I haven’t got full on-demand TV-over-internet and a pair of hover shoes by
   Published on 19 September in general
9. ID cards for what reason?
   No2ID spokesman Dave Gould …. said “Why are we spending public money on this technology when it hasn’t been approved by Parliament? Surely that isn’t the way a democracy works? ...
   Published on 26 September in general
10. Gaming heresy
    Nintendo will win the next-gen console wars, because the Revolution is the only next-gen console being made. Sadly I can’t find the actual source of this comment a...
    Published on 28 September in general
11. Blogging different types of content with XML schemas
    Joshua Porter’s post A Glimpse of the Future: Joe Reger’s XML Schema Coolness, links to
    Published on 28 September in general
12. Fresher's Week
    It’s Fresher’s ...
    Published on 29 September in general
13. Identity 2.0 presentation
    Do you know Dick about Identity 2.0? Dick Hardt gave a keynote address at OSCON 2005 about what’s involved with identity 2.0 and touched on reputation and trust. Not much new, but a really n...
    Published on 29 September in general
14. Microformats useful via FeedBurner?
    I route my RSS feed through FeedBurner. My Atom feed is cre...
    Published on 29 September in general