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Designing Universal Knowledge is a wildly ambitious book by Amsterdam-based designer Gerlinde Schuller that excavates our understanding of information. The text is an obsessive and disciplined examination of search engines, libraries, graphic communication, design culture, the bias of various mediums, data management, taxonomy, modes of communication and so on.

some visualisations for wiki data. My goal was to deliver some amazing visuals which could be applied to any data set. I wanted to explore the potential of two great new graphics libraries for JavaScript: Processing.js and Raphael.

The interesting thing to do is to use Validation as a tool and not as a goal. Why my code is invalid? What is the source of errors? Which script, libraries, etc create invalid code?

So basically for me it helps me to create a better framework or script at the source. I don't want to validate every pages, but I want to be sure that the page which are produced are valid. That means I have to create "checking steps" in my code, or to use the appropriate tools. For example using an xml library to replace an element by another more than doing a regex, checking and sanitize the input of forms, etc. etc.

karl on March 7, 2009 07:08 AM

Plex bridges the gap between your Mac and your home theater, doing so with a visually appealing user interface that provides instant access to your media. Plex can play a wide range of video, audio and photo formats as well as online streaming audio and video. The real power of Plex is found in its library features: Organize your media into versatile libraries, automatically retrieve metadata from the Internet, and display your libraries using one of the visually stunning skins.

An implementation of the SPARQL protocol, exploring issues of robustness and scalability. Currently based on the Jena SDB/TDB libraries.

Objective: The undersigned believe that it will benefit legal education and improve the dissemination of legal scholarly information if law schools commit to making the legal scholarship they publish available in stable, open, digital formats in place of print. To accomplish this end, law schools should commit to making agreed-upon stable, open, digital formats, rather than print, the preferable formats for legal scholarship. If stable, open, digital formats are available, law schools should stop publishing law journals in print and law libraries should stop acquiring print law journals. We believe that, in addition to their other benefits, these changes are particularly timely in light of the financial challenges currently facing many law schools.

I’m delighted to report that two developers of libraries that support iCalendar are collaborating to do just that. Ben Fortuna is the author of iCal4j, which powers the best currently-available online iCalendar validator. And Doug Day is the author of DDay.iCal, a C# iCalendar library. Both iCal4j and DDay.iCal are open source projects.

They’re collaborating, at icalvalid.wikidot.com, on a platform-neutral suite of tests that can serve as foundation for a more robust iCalendar validation service.

RabbitMQ is a complete and highly reliable Enterprise Messaging system. The RabbitMQ client libraries and broker daemon can be used together to create an AMQP network, or used individually to bring the benefits of RabbitMQ to established networks.

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