SpringBird

[...] , slightly offset. The top hole is for overflow, the bottom I attached a $2 brass spigot from Home Depot. They offset is so the overflow doesn’t dribble on the faucet. I then just drilled many [...]

[...] our own cats decided the ground made for a giant easy to use litter box. So, once more to Home Depot, and I returned home with some “rabbit fence”. This is a wire type fence [...]

[...] Framework or RDF.  RDF is about representing knowledge in a distributed world.  The basic unit in RDF is something called a Triple.  It’s composed of a subject, predicate and [...]

[...] the available information for useful ends.  The idea is to relate and use data regardless of what application creates or maintains that data. Take for example a simple culvert [...]

[...] , and potentially more useful.  Maybe tomorrow I’ll start looking for that Census data model.  Or maybe I’ll look up tamale recipes.  Who can say where the web will [...]

[...] I remember back in the 90′s a Star Trek episode called “Ship in a Bottle“, one of the Holmes related holodeck fantasies which, [...]

It’s amazing sometimes the rabbit holes one can find themselves when doing a simple web search.  I started looking for information on the d [...]

[...] ;s a Star Trek episode called “Ship in a Bottle“, one of the Holmes related holodeck fantasies which, as usual, puts the ship in great peril at the hands of some holodeck character, and [...]

[...] here).  In the end, the hero learns that he is in fact a simulation as well, created by uber geeks from the 21st century.  A simulation running in a simulation.  And who knows how many [...]

[...] , snow, rain and more snow. We had a grand total of about 20 inches of snow here in the South Puget Sound area of Washington state. This was highly unusual and broke all records. And it was very cold [...]