Comment Re:Research These (Score 1) 161
p.s. I work for Code for America
Comment Research These (Score 1) 161
Open Public:
http://openpublicapp.com/
(Open source Drupal like whitehouse.gov)
Achieve City
http://www.achievecity.com/
(SaaS version of Open Public tailored for muni)
City of DeLeon
http://www.cityofdeleon.org/
(WordPress theme developed by Luke Fretwell of GovFresh)
+100 to all the folks who said to be sure you have a long term service plan
Comment Relax, it's just Trillian for Social Networks (Score 2, Insightful) 111
If you happen to use multiple services then you will see the utility in bringing them all together in one place. If you don't happen to use these services then don't worry about it.
Journal Journal: Devices, Appliances, Services
Three factors that make up the current state of computing.
To be continued... Just a typcial 3-tiered architecture? Device = Presentation, Appliance = Business, Service = Data
Journal Journal: Firefox Plugins - NPAPI
Here is a letter I just sent to Mozilla regarding their plugin API:
Hello,
I was just at the Mozilla plugins page and when I clicked on links to the NPAPI documentation I got a message that my connection to:
http://devedge.netscape.com/library/manuals/2002/plugin/1.0/
was refused.
Journal Journal: What's the Deal with the Phrase That Pays?
A marker for future research and consideration...
Journal Journal: Unmanned War
A while back I engaged in a thread about unmanned combat. I asserted an argument by way of a flippant comment, as can be easy to do on Slashdot, and inevitably, I drew a sharp, but deserved response. Even in my reply-to-the-reply I tried to be more thoughtful of my remarks, but I was
Journal Journal: To Honor MLK...
...I must answer the question, "What will I do?"
How can I help to promote dignity, respect, freedom, and opportunity for all, and especially for those who struggle to realize these values? What can I do to help eliminate violence as a means for overcoming struggle and conflict?
I do not know the answers. But I will remember Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. because he knew the answers and I will pray that his answers will be revealed to me.
Journal Journal: The XML Revolution, OOP, and Natural Language Computing
You can't do anything on the Internet anymore without running into XML. For that matter, more and more user applications are exploiting/relying on XML. XML is used for everything from the bulky, pretty front end to the lean and mean back end. One need not go far to be convinced of both.
Journal Journal: IPR
Every day I get a quote from the Bible sent to me in email. Today it said this:
Woe to you lawyers! for you have taken away the key of knowledge; you did not enter yourselves, and you hindered those who were entering Luke 11:52
Perhaps deliberate, this is a most timely quote. (During the war in Iraq, all the quotes were, of course, about the coming of the end.)
Journal Journal: Moderation
My one motto in life is "all things in moderation." I'm not sure, but I think that's an oxymoron. "All" is an extreme, just as "none" is an extreme. I guess that's about right though - I believe in the philosophy of all things in moderation, and I believe in this extremely so.
Journal Journal: Became a /. Subscriber Today
Ph@ckers sucked me in with one of their own ads.
Journal Journal: No, We Are Not Doomed Yet (I Think)
I've been thinking a lot about Sheldon Pacotti's recent article on Salon. When I first read it I was compelled into a lengthy feedback that never really got out the door (i.e., it's still my "Drafts" folder waiting to be finished and sent). But then I thought I could sort of just work it all out here, perhaps over a couple of blogs. So, I guess that's what I'm going to try to do.
Journal Journal: To Blog or Not To Blog
This could be fun. Not sure how I feel about letting it all hang out there for anyone to see, but what the heck - let's give it a shot!
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