The short-form week of 14–20 Oct 2013
21 Oct 2013
The week in review, 140 characters at a time.
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 12:28am
@w3c is the TR page still built via 2002/01/tr-automation? The tr.rdf file seems not to
be up-to-date. cf XInclude 1.1—@ndw
Monday at 02:12pm
Hello G&T, have you been waiting here in Houston all day? Let me help you out of that
cold glass...—@ndw
Monday at 05:30pm
Hello AUS. It's been too long.—@ndw
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 09:29am
Can someone with a Windows box running Saxon 9.x please tell me exactly what the static-base-uri()
function returns? #kthxbai—@ndw
@ndw why do you ask?—@andrewwelch
@andrewwelch Because https://t.co/U9hZQGxeKL XSLT has a very narrow def of absolute and MarkLogic
respects it. #annoying—@ndw
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 10:02am
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 10:03am
That day you decide to bump the font size in your terminal window just a little bit.
#oldeyes #betterthanthealternative—@ndw
@ndw Not there yet but it is coming soon. A friend handed me reading glasses and I couldn't
quite decide if it was better with them on.—@alexmilowski
Wednesday at 10:05am
Wednesday at 10:28am
RT @ndw: That day you decide to bump the font size in your terminal window just a little
bit. #oldeyes #betterthanthealternative—@patrickDurusau
Wednesday at 10:56am
Wednesday at 10:59am
@ndw Where in the World is Norm Walsh? It's a new game show. +1 point if you guess correctly.—@alexmilowski
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 01:13pm
Aviate looks interesting; sort of like Google Now only more so: http://blog.getaviate.com/—@timbray
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 04:27pm
Who knows how to add a cover image to a EPUB/PDF generated from DocBook?—@jcoglan
Thursday at 10:47am
There are better arguments that we're artificial lifeforms somewhere in a chain of
Russian doll simulations than for the existence of god.—@tomcoates
Thursday at 11:29am
Amazon has a total sim of you from birth to death compiled on EC2 from DNA recovered
when you return stuff. It's how recommendations works.—@tomcoates