The week in review, 140 characters at a time. This week, 95 messages in 85 conversations. (With 15 favorites.)
This document was created automatically from my archive of my Twitter stream. Due to limitations in the Twitter API and occasional glitches in my archiving system, it may not be 100% complete.
In a conversation that started on Sunday at 02:41pm

In a conversation that started on Monday at 03:49am
I like @jeniT's http://www.jenitennison.com/blog/node/154 which is detailed and level headed, but not the call to arms I might have written—@psd
In a conversation that started on Monday at 04:50am
@ronhitchens congrats, look forward to meeting up—@xquery
In a conversation that started on Monday at 04:51am
can now say I work for MarkLogic ... enlightened company/people, great tech and looking forward to learning loads—@xquery
@xquery xdmp:congrats :-)—@andrewwelch
In a conversation that started on Monday at 04:58am
If your open source project is hosted on SourceForge today, I'm going to have a real hard time taking it seriously.—@robinberjon
@robinberjon Yeah. DocBook is there for historical reasons and everytime I think about it, I think about moving it.—@ndw
@ndw Yeah, I see why older projects would be there of course. Try GitHub!—@robinberjon
@robinberjon That's the obvious place. There's already a little work going on there, https://github.com/docbook—@ndw
Monday at 12:42pm

Monday at 02:14pm
The section on addressing and state, by itself, is a must read: http://www.jenitennison.com/blog/node/154 (via @ndw)—@sgillies
In a conversation that started on Monday at 02:21pm
The headset wire on my desk phone (quaint, right?) is starting to fray. Replace or abandon, cancel and use mobile for everything?—@ndw
@ndw I'd suggest replacing the wire with Bluetooth. I got one of those earbud thingies that you can connect to phone or computer.—@pointybrackets
@pointybrackets Got an earbud thingy model you like?—@ndw
@ndw Yup - Plantronics 84100-01 Voyager PRO+. They occasionally have manufacturer defects, but when one works, it -works-. Get a warranty.—@pointybrackets
In a conversation that started on Monday at 02:25pm
Abandoning iTunes ($DIETY, yes!) looks like it'll require abandoning DAAP too. Just mount the remote disk with FUSE and use that?—@ndw
Monday at 02:33pm
In a conversation that started on Monday at 02:38pm
Why has iCal suddenly started going "ga-dunk" randomly when I open it or edit an appointment? Sigh.—@ndw
In a conversation that started on Monday at 02:53pm
Monday at 02:56pm
Hmm. Stumbled across git-annex today. That looks interesting. Anyone using it?—@ndw
Monday at 03:34pm
Alas, Clementine, which looked promising, stutters during playback. Maybe only if Time Machine is running, but that's a showstopper anyway.—@ndw
In a conversation that started on Monday at 03:39pm
plotting a post-Apple lifestyle. I sense I'm not alone.—@psd
Monday at 04:12pm
Monday at 04:14pm
Monday at 04:15pm
Monday at 04:17pm
Monday at 04:18pm
In a conversation that started on Monday at 05:08pm
Emacs + org-mode + (AddressBook+iCal=>XML=>XSLT=>diary) FTW!—@ndw
@ndw check this out http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Elnode - thinking of making some code to do org-mode over the web—@nicferrier
@nicferrier That looks very interesting indeed!—@ndw
@ndw right. imagine if I can get autoparsing of org going to deliver ical... proper on the fly calendering. hosting is an issue tho.—@nicferrier
In a conversation that started on Monday at 06:22pm
RT @pixelmatrix: Check out this amazing typeface my pal @traviskochel just released for making charts: http://t.co/yTXhhl2—@jtauber
In a conversation that started on Monday at 07:47pm
Considering implementing the rules for repeating iCalendar appointments in XQuery. Anyone beat me to it? Please?—@ndw
In a conversation that started on Monday at 09:03pm
Go captain awesome! (@peteaven) http://bit.ly/fESeCF doin the #marklogic.#top10 booktitles—@eedeebee
Monday at 10:36pm

Tuesday at 02:47am
Tuesday at 06:04am
In a conversation that started on Tuesday at 07:40am
Alas, Songbird isn't a success either. Weird message about watch folder and watched folders not editable. Meh.—@ndw
Tuesday at 08:38am

Tuesday at 09:55am

In a conversation that started on Tuesday at 12:24pm
In a conversation that started on Tuesday at 01:11pm
RT @probablycorey: Last night I decided to makes something ridiculous: http://probablyinteractive.com/url-hunter—@dscape
RT @dscape RT @probablycorey: Last night I decided to makes something ridiculous: http://probablyinteractive.com/url-hunter—@ndw
In a conversation that started on Tuesday at 01:29pm
@ndw [when the XPath expression you want is $var/path[@foo], the expression $var/path/@foo will not work.] Not always, anyway.—@michaelhkay
@michaelhkay You know, I thought of that while typing and added "in all cases" (or words to that effect), but that was 144 characters.—@ndw
In a conversation that started on Tuesday at 01:49pm
Need an XML doc to include /*/* of other XML. Anything more current than abandoned XInclude xpointer() scheme?—@ebruchez
Tuesday at 04:02pm
In a conversation that started on Tuesday at 04:08pm
@robinberjon Oh god.—@JeniT
@robinberjon Oh, c'mon Robin. Let her get one meeting under her belt before you start heckling! :-)—@ndw
In a conversation that started on Tuesday at 05:25pm
thx to everyone for getting me onboard the W3C XML Proc Working Group, http://bit.ly/g0az7l hoping I can contribute (and learn) #w3 #xproc—@xquery
Tuesday at 09:40pm

In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 07:54am
No, I'm not having a bad day; why do you ask? http://picplz.com/user/ndw/pic/r6swv/—@ndw
@ndw OMG there should be a content warning on that picture, I almost fell back off my chair.—@robinberjon
@robinberjon Surely that's true of any pic that includes my ugly mug?—@ndw
@ndw Not at all, you're generally pretty much the face of sexyness.—@robinberjon
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 08:24am
Man Arrested in US for linking to web sites. An issue taken up by the W3C Technical Architecture Group http://bit.ly/gLydGF—@bblfish
@bblfish @torgo The #W3C TAG has made no decision on whether to take up http://tinyurl.com/4vw45jl -- some members have suggested we do—@noahmendelsohn
@noahmendelsohn FYI: I think tinyurl.com is borked this morning. Doesn't work for me, in any event.—@ndw
@ndw tinyurl working for me right now—@noahmendelsohn
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 08:45am
Wednesday at 09:20am
I wonder if the right answer is to move the DocBook wiki under github.com/docbook. How do github wikis deal with fscking spammers?—@ndw
Wednesday at 09:27am
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 11:04am
Doodling in Math class http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DK5Z709J2eo—@joshbloch
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 01:45pm
Reserve your connect.me username http://cxt.me/ndP1SQ—@jtauber
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 02:34pm
Hmm. Went to garage for oil change w/o power cord. Maybe this wasn't the time to start that big build...—@ndw
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 02:35pm
This is unbelievably pathetic: http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1969/12/secret-fears-of-the-super-rich/8419/—@kendall
Wednesday at 02:56pm
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 03:05pm
Just learned why SSDs are still that rare and expensive for end users.—@martin_probst
@martin_probst Are ya gonna share?—@ndw
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 03:40pm
Markup design is hard. API design is hard. Modelling an API in markup, well...—@ndw
@ndw Use microparsing :) http://dev.w3.org/2009/dap/ReSpec.js/documentation.html#webidl-support—@robinberjon
@robinberjon Uhm. No. Actually, I don't really see the connection your making, but to the extent I do see it, I believe it's wrong. :-)—@ndw
@ndw Well, I don't know what kind of modelling for what kind of API you're making. For WebIDL-based descriptions, microparsing works nice :)—@robinberjon
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 03:50pm
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 04:08pm
Someone clarify this - if Apple is charging $5 for Xcode, then does that mean people need to PAY APPLE to do serious Ruby dev on the Mac??—@bphogan
Wednesday at 04:12pm

Wednesday at 04:13pm

In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 04:28pm
I think it would be interesting to see the tweets that people write, but ultimately don't send.—@thebrianmanley
@thebrianmanley The email I write and don't send would be much more interesting.—@ndw
@ndw Yeah, that too. :)—@thebrianmanley
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 06:37pm
Thursday at 06:57am

In a conversation that started on Thursday at 09:55am
Dear printer manufacturer, if your basic driver download is 240Mb, you're doing it wrong.—@ndw
@ndw Dear printer manufacturer, if your basic driver download is 240Mb, you're doing it wrong. - plus all their crappy programs!!!!—@pmvallone
@ndw Any chance you can use AirPrint or something similar instead?—@robinberjon
@robinberjon No, this was the drivers for Deb's HP printer. Had to put it on her laptop while I configure the new desktop.—@ndw
Thursday at 10:08am
Thursday at 10:53am
Thursday at 11:15am
Windows 7 access controls preventing me from reading files off old drive. A new joy.—@ndw
In a conversation that started on Thursday at 01:49pm
On the #hashbang debate, I'm solidly in the #REST camp. Why do people want make something simple, like loading web pages, so hard?—@david_megginson
@david_megginson Amen, brother.—@ndw
Thursday at 02:07pm

In a conversation that started on Thursday at 02:36pm
Oh, good, the wireless network has gone down now. Because there wasn't enough fail in the day already.—@ndw
@ndw Dude, I'm up to 6 hours of commute today. Still an hour from home. Your fail is a fail compared to my day so far.—@ronhitchens
@ronhitchens Lucky you. For some definition of "lucky".—@ndw
@ndw For very small values of lucky.—@ronhitchens
@ndw in the face of #fail there is no shame in admitting defeat and tactically retreating for the day ...—@xquery
@ndw Have you upgraded to 802.11 N? I didn't *think* my old, rusty WRT54G was sad, but was *much* happier when I switched—@abdelazer
@ndw you need a mojito. Go do.—@JeanKaplansky
In a conversation that started on Thursday at 04:07pm
Hmm. Chrome has started displaying a blank address bar for every page. That's, uhm, unhelpful.—@ndw
Thursday at 04:17pm
Oh, fsck me. I forgot to put anchors on the shortform essay pages. Fsck! Fsck! Fsck!—@ndw
Thursday at 04:48pm
RT @peteaven Looking forward to this! RT @dscape HackDay I call it. Hack all night long at #MLUC11 ! http://bit.ly/if10hm—@ndw
Thursday at 04:56pm
Chrome 10 seems to have some annoying bugs. I wonder if I can go back a version.—@ndw
In a conversation that started on Thursday at 05:09pm
Day. Fork. Stick. Done. Martini.—@ndw
@ndw The Reverend Horton Heat would agree.—@JeanKaplansky
In a conversation that started on Thursday at 05:26pm
@ndw yes. At home, I have 14 kinds of rum, 3 kinds of gin, and no vodka. Need a bit more gin, I think.—@mnot
@mnot I eye your rum collection with envy. But I've got maybe a half dozen single malts at the moment. There's no question I need more gin.—@ndw
@mnot I'm enjoying looking at your liquor. Can I say that on Twitter?—@TerrisLinenbach
@TerrisLinenbach you're a bad man.—@mnot
In a conversation that started on Thursday at 05:30pm
Friday at 09:08am
If there are free hugepages and swapping, maybe the hugepages aren't helping. Let's try turning them off again.—@ndw
In a conversation that started on Friday at 12:19pm
Sweet, personal blacklists for Google results: http://t.co/cawkNlCC. See you in hell, experts-exchange.com!—@ashooner
In a conversation that started on Friday at 12:21pm
Kudos to MS. Ten year old 32 bit x86 programs run flawlessly on 64 bit AMD Windows 7 system.—@ndw
@ndw Unfortunately, 16 bit progs. don't run on 64 -- I can't upgrade.—@noahmendelsohn
@noahmendelsohn It wasn't an upgrade by choice, Deb's bus. machine died suddenly. But what 16 bit progs do you use? Tried virtualization?—@ndw
Friday at 12:39pm
In a conversation that started on Friday at 12:43pm
Hello W3C, I want to screw you. Why won't you let me screw you? http://bit.ly/hxJkap—@shelleypowers
@shelleypowers *chuckle*—@ndw
Friday at 02:46pm
Must follows #ff@Mark_McGee @antonyslumbers @Simon_Swan @copyblogger @jensKsorensen @davidschneider @paulrouke @ndw—@gregghoulden
Friday at 03:24pm
In a conversation that started on Friday at 04:07pm
Friday at 04:09pm

Friday at 04:50pm
Spring in New England: http://picplz.com/user/ndw/pic/rh06b/—@ndw
In a conversation that started on Friday at 04:52pm
Just tested and wrote about the new PDF 'sticky note' feature in Renderx: http://www.eccnet.com/blog/?p=76—@harveybetty
@harveybetty Very cool. I’ll have to hack the DocBook XSLT Stylesheets to support annotation markup that way.—@ndw
In a conversation that started on Friday at 04:54pm
Striking back against fail: http://picplz.com/user/ndw/pic/rh0gt/—@ndw
Friday at 05:04pm
@ndw I have been looking for this for a while now - very excited about finally having it! I can envision all kinds of uses.—@harveybetty
In a conversation that started on Saturday at 05:22pm
See also: the previous week's review or the next week's review.
