The week in review, 140 characters at a time. This week, 17 messages in 23 conversations. (With 8 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 Monday at 01:36am
Interesting #OAuth "device token" proposal from my favorite WS-Dudette, Umit Yalcinalp of Adobe http://t.co/SE6VlE3L
—@xmlgrrl
@zer0n1ne @umityalcinalp There's this blog post with a link, but the paper is behind a pay wall - IETF I-D coming? http://t.co/cDg6oEhW
—@xmlgrrl
@xmlgrrl @zer0n1ne Can you access the paper right? I can download it without payment from http://t.co/r7wweBdC
—@umityalcinalp
@umityalcinalp @zer0n1ne Nope, sorry, it requires payment for me. You must have a login. #damnauthn
—@xmlgrrl
@xmlgrrl @zer0n1ne Interesting! Irony of it as I do not login. Will investigate tomorrow.—@umityalcinalp
@umityalcinalp @xmlgrrl @zer0n1ne Does your employer have unlimited access? Perhaps your IP address is the key?—@ndw
Monday at 06:51am
In a conversation that started on Monday at 11:06am
Pilot: Jetway doesn't reach, we have to move a feet forward. Moments later, pilot: Uh, now we have to move a few inches back. #really
—@ndw
@ndw So, you are doing the jetway "Time Warp"?—@lcahlander
In a conversation that started on Monday at 07:19pm
Man I love Google Now. Landed in AUS and it justvoffered directions to the hotel, presumably because I searched for it a few times recently—@lmorchard
Monday at 07:32pm

Tuesday at 12:27am
Tuesday at 05:00pm

In a conversation that started on Tuesday at 05:28pm
You say TAG, I hear httpRange-14 and shut down.—@eranhammer
.@eranhammer Hope TAG-NG shuts down HTTPRange-14 and gets on with real work instead. Total timesuck, when I was on the TAG—@svgeesus
@svgeesus @eranhammer I really tried and failed to keep it off the agenda. I couldn't convince other TAGers the question was malformed.—@masinter
@masinter @svgeesus @eranhammer HTTPRange-14 isn't just a timesuck - it's a sign of how deeply things are genuinely broken.—@simonstl
@simonstl @svgeesus @eranhammer problem is believing in Resources, and that URIs Identify them, Uniformly. Wishful thinking.—@masinter
@masinter @svgeesus @eranhammer and then building massive infrastructure on conflicting understandings of that religion, yes.—@simonstl
@simonstl @svgeesus @eranhammer Massive? Seems to me most real-world linked-data applications just routed around ambiguity, no problem.—@masinter
@masinter @simonstl @svgeesus @eranhammer A real world system that can’t deal with ambiguity won’t work in practice.—@ndw
Wednesday at 11:31am

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Wednesday at 11:51am
Wednesday at 12:11pm

Wednesday at 01:21pm
Last Call Working Draft of XInclude 1.1 published yesterday: http://t.co/EB8EuFLy
—@ndw
Wednesday at 01:30pm
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 05:31pm
Whoever came up with Docbook must be a smart dude.—@grechaw
Wednesday at 06:06pm
Really, Firefox, you don’t have an embedded PDF viewer? Really?—@ndw
Saturday at 05:04pm

In a conversation that started on Saturday at 06:05pm
If this is His will, Reverend, then He is a son of a bitch. – Doc Cochrane—@kendall
Saturday at 10:29pm
In a conversation that started on Sunday at 10:04am
Every time I think my little web-based, personal information manager project is working perfectly, I discover some new timezone weirdness.—@ndw
@ndw I lost hours to a mysterious time zone bug once: ultimately it was due to the same hour repeating when DST occurs in the fall.—@msokolov
@msokolov My current bug is flights recorded in UTC not appearing on the correct day because it's already "tomorrow" in Greenwich.—@ndw
@ndw I had a similar problem (bug title: Day off in New Zealand) and finally fixed it with the help of this: http://t.co/zfaGElCD
—@msokolov
Sunday at 01:05pm

Sunday at 04:30pm

Monday at 08:57pm
RT @wilshipley: Whenever I think of Turing I’m all, “Thank goodness our government wouldn’t hound a computer genius until he killed hims ...—@ndw
See also: the previous week's review or the next week's review.
