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Geeks to English

March 27, 2003

CNN is run­ning an inter­est­ing arti­cle about infor­ma­tion data stores and the seman­tic web. A very sad thing was the fol­low­ing state­ment about the seman­tic web: One hope­ful jour­nal­ist from the Econ­o­mist asked Berners-Lee to give an exam­ple of how com­pa­nies could make or save money using it, but he didn’t have an answer. This is […]

RSS .91 to 1.0 using ASP

December 14, 2000

What is RSSup? RSSup is an ASP script that allows web­mas­ter who already gen­er­ate an RSS .91 feed for their site to dynam­i­cally cre­ate an RSS 1.0 feed. Using the Microsoft XML parser (sup­plied with IE 5) on the server side, you can now move to RSS 1.0 with­out hav­ing to worry about recod­ing your channel. […]

Going wireless with the Palm V

April 22, 2000

For the past few weeks, I’ve been exper­i­ment­ing with OmniSky’s new wire­less ser­vice for the Palm V and I have to admit that it has affected my wire­less usage. Run­ning over AT&T’s CDPD net­work, the ser­vice allows Palm V users to get full access to the net at speeds of up to 19.2kbps. Priced at $300 for the […]

Wireless: A confusing Landscape

March 4, 2000

The lack of clear stan­dard­iza­tion and leader is imped­ing the progress of mobile inter­net technology.

RSS Manipulation in ASP

December 17, 1999

There is cur­rently no ASP parser for RSS so here’s how to do it.

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