My main OpenID provider is currently LiveJournal, delegated from my own danbri.org domain. I suspect it’s much more likely that danbri.org would go offline or be hacked again (sorry DreamHost) than LJ; but either could happen!
In such circumstances, what should a ‘relying party’ (aka consumer) site do? Apparently myopenid has been down today; these are [...]
Monthly Archives: April 2008
When your OpenID provider goes offline…
Posted in FOAF, Technology, openid 4 Comments
MusicBrainz SQL-to-RDF D2RQ mapping from Yves Raimond
More great music-related stuff from Yves Raimond. He’s just announced (on the Music ontology list) a D2RQ mapping of the MusicBrainz SQL into RDF and SPARQL. There’s a running instance of it on his site. The N3 mapping files are on the motools sourceforge site.
Yves writes…
Added to the things that are available within the Zitgist [...]
IRC RDF logs and foaf:chatEvent
For many years, the 24×7 IRC chatrooms #swig and #foaf (and previously #rdfig) have been logged to HTML and RDF by Dave Beckett’s IRC logging code. The RDF idiom used here dates from 2001 or so, and looks like this:
<foaf:ChatChannel rdf:about=”irc://irc.freenode.net/swig”>
<foaf:chatEventList>
<rdf:Seq>
<rdf:li>
<foaf:chatEvent rdf:ID=”T00-05-11″>
<dc:date>2008-04-03T00:05:11Z</dc:date>
<dc:description>
danbri: do you know of good scutter data for playing with codepiction? would be [...]
Posted in FOAF, Jabber/XMPP, RDF, Technology, ggg 7 Comments
One Big Happy Family (FOAF/RDF and Microformats)
I just signed up to give a talk at the Microformats vEvent in London, May 27th; thanks to the organizers (Frances Berriman and Drew McLellen of microformats.org) for inviting me :)
I’ve called it “One Big Happy Family: Practical Collaboration on Meaningful Markup” and my goal really is to help make it easier for enthusiasts for [...]