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00:57:48 Topic now PeopleAggregator - http://peopleaggregator.com || wiki at http://devel.peopleaggregator.com/
00:57:48 Users on #pa: palogger bkdelong joeldg crschmidt walkah drumm
00:57:56 <joeldg> fuck fuck fuck
00:58:01 <joeldg> figured out the problem
00:58:12 <crschmidt> what was it?
01:02:58 <joeldg> my dedicated server I have port blocking for irc
01:03:07 <joeldg> lots of users
01:03:18 <crschmidt> ah
01:11:34 <joeldg> forgot about the anti bot stuff ;)
01:11:40 <joeldg> actually.. anti irc stuff
01:16:17 <joeldg> palogger, help
01:16:50 <joeldg> actually, the logs are not currently there.. but..
01:17:45 <joeldg>http://lucifer.intercosmos.net/pa/log/sterling.freenode.net:6667/pa/
01:18:00 <joeldg> there are the logs for right now until I get a crontab set up to auto-up them
01:23:57 <bkdelong> cool
01:24:07 <bkdelong> Now to RDF em
01:26:14 Topic now PeopleAggregator - http://peopleaggregator.com || wiki at http://devel.peopleaggregator.com/
01:26:14 Users on #pa: palogger bkdelong joeldg crschmidt walkah drumm
01:26:14 <crschmidt> they already get stored in rdf
01:26:36 <crschmidt> that's what the logger does ;)
01:27:32 <joeldg> yea
01:28:20 <joeldg> also in html http://lucifer.intercosmos.net/pa/log/sterling.freenode.net:6667/pa/2004-05-13.html
01:28:41 <joeldg> I will cron the uploads to pdns so they are not just hanging on this server
01:29:37 <crschmidt> yah
01:31:53 <joeldg> here is a question.. how come nobody here has ops?
01:33:14 <crschmidt> because it doesn't particularly matter ;)
01:35:07 <drumm> yep, we are all ops
01:36:49 <joeldg> oh
01:36:50 <joeldg> haha
01:36:52 <drumm> and whats a voice do?
01:37:01 <crschmidt> lets you talk when the channel is +m
01:38:25 <crschmidt> not that bots really need to talk, it's just gratiuitous privlege granting
01:38:46 <joeldg> haha
01:38:57 <joeldg> gonna drop the bot for a second so I screen it
01:39:09 Topic now PeopleAggregator - http://peopleaggregator.com || wiki at http://devel.peopleaggregator.com/
01:39:09 Users on #pa: palogger @bkdelong @joeldg @crschmidt @walkah @drumm
01:39:57 <crschmidt> mmm, screeny goodness
01:40:32 <bkdelong> heh
01:40:45 <bkdelong> we should hack it and add topic
01:41:00 <bkdelong> and designate chan status for users +o, +v
01:41:02 <bkdelong> wooo
01:42:18 <joeldg> I poked around and there are some decent ones in php that could be easily made to do what we need.. include swap around foaf into etc..
01:42:30 <joeldg> obviously something we will want to think about for MeNow
01:43:04 <crschmidt> topic is actually in there
01:43:08 <crschmidt> but not as a foaf topic
01:43:19 <crschmidt> <foaf:chatEvent rdf:ID="T00-57-48-1">
01:43:19 <crschmidt> <dc:date>2004-05-13T00:57:48Z</dc:date>
01:43:19 <crschmidt> <dc:description>topic is: PeopleAggregator - http://peopleaggregator.com || wiki at http://devel.peopleaggregator.com/</dc:description>
01:43:22 <crschmidt> <dc:creator><wn:Person foaf:nick="sterling.freenode.net"/></dc:creator>
01:43:24 <bkdelong> ah
01:43:24 <crschmidt> <dc:relation rdf:resource="http://peopleaggregator.com"/>
01:43:27 <crschmidt> <dc:relation rdf:resource="http://devel.peopleaggregator.com/"/>
01:43:30 <crschmidt> </foaf:chatEvent>
01:44:14 <bkdelong> and shouldn't palogger be an Agent?
01:44:17 <bkdelong> :O
01:44:30 <bkdelong> and sterling.freenode.net be a server?
01:44:35 <joeldg> most likely..
01:44:46 <joeldg> will build one on top of menow later..
01:45:13 <joeldg> basically done with work/work today.. let me play around a bit
01:45:55 <bkdelong> should start with foaf. Honestly, I'd love to find a way to take my contact list or address book, export it to vcard or csv....and import it into my foaf as foaf:knows
01:46:05 <bkdelong> and then be able to use pulldowns to assign rels and trust
01:46:17 <bkdelong> based on the relationship vocan and Jen Golbeck's trust Ont
01:46:34 <bkdelong> cause handcoding ALL those can get tedious.
01:46:43 <joeldg> yea..
01:46:51 <joeldg> we can log this for now.. ;)
01:47:04 <crschmidt>http://crschmidt.net/nowhere.php
01:47:04 <joeldg> besides my wife is wanting me to quit working for the day.. *sigh*
01:47:11 <crschmidt> the image is really cute, imho
01:47:22 <bkdelong> I really like how linkedin does it with contacts.
01:47:24 <crschmidt> (two stuffed bears that my girlfriend's kids gave me, christmas and birthday)
01:47:29 <bkdelong> gotcha....go play
01:47:44 <joeldg> haha
01:48:51 <bkdelong> hmm. should attach FOAFs to your caption posters, Chris ;)
01:49:55 <crschmidt> heh
01:50:13 <crschmidt> rather difficult, since I don't have anything even resembling a unique identifier ;)
01:50:50 * bkdelong is just foaf-happy
01:52:04 <crschmidt> i went through that stage ;)
02:02:27 <crschmidt> wb
02:02:36 <bkdelong_> Thx
02:02:44 <crschmidt> I could associate certain FOAF files with IPs for friends that I know have them
02:02:52 <crschmidt> Or set up an actual login system on my site, and tie stuff to that
02:03:07 <crschmidt> But both require work - either on my part, or on the part of the user, so yeah
02:03:08 <bkdelong_> oooh. that would be interesting MeNow:withIPAddress
02:03:09 <crschmidt> probably not gonna happen
02:03:18 <bkdelong_> or fromIPAddress
02:03:21 <crschmidt> Except most people don't really like IP addresses to be public
02:03:27 <bkdelong_> really?
02:03:39 <crschmidt> Yeah, dealing with abuse on livejournal, i see that a lot
02:03:41 <bkdelong_> well hell...that's what trust-rels are for.
02:03:46 <crschmidt> "OMG FOO posted my IP address!'
02:03:53 <crschmidt> Of course, in this case, it's already published ;)
02:03:57 <crschmidt> same with IRC.
02:04:00 <crschmidt> But there is that aspect.
02:04:05 <bkdelong_> Oh...I'm in the Harry Potter fandom....I've seen that all the time.
02:04:08 <bkdelong_> on LJ
02:04:12 <bkdelong_> especially
02:04:12 * crschmidt nods
02:04:21 <crschmidt> The HP fandom is how I got involved in LJ to start
02:04:28 <bkdelong_> HA that's funny
02:04:36 <crschmidt> A bunch of my friends wanted invite codes, but they weren't good enough at doing support to get them
02:04:42 <crschmidt> So, I bought an account, and started doing supoprt
02:04:46 * bkdelong_ is afraid to ask how you ship.
02:04:53 <bkdelong_> I hate that word
02:04:55 <bkdelong_> a lot
02:04:57 <crschmidt> Within a week, I had a code, which some people had been trying for months ;)
02:04:57 <crschmidt> heh
02:05:02 <crschmidt> I'm mostly out of it now
02:05:17 <bkdelong_> good for you. I cant escape. The Leaky Cauldron is too popular
02:05:18 <crschmidt> my only intereaction with HP stuff is via hp_femmeslash comm on lj. Ginny/Hermione. ;)
02:05:31 <bkdelong_> heh
02:11:34 <bkdelong_> We're about to launch a Galleries site. I tried to convince the admins to embed RDFImg info in all of them before we release. Ah well.
02:12:01 <crschmidt> I need to talk to the gallery people about getting some rdf stuff into gallery
02:12:14 <crschmidt> They already have the EXIF page, which there's a namespace for
02:13:09 <bkdelong_> Well, I REALLY want to use XMP or something to embed the RDF into the image itself
02:13:31 <bkdelong_> partially for searching purposes, partially as a digital watermark of sorts
02:13:53 <crschmidt> Yeah
02:14:06 <bkdelong_> well - and for CC stuff.
02:14:12 <crschmidt> I understand that large scale applications want to touch as little data as possible on default pages though
02:14:41 <bkdelong_> heh
02:15:43 <bkdelong_> we have about 15k PDFs in our CMS. I want to start inputting our metadata directly into them using XMP and custom forms in Acrobat 6 and then have the CMS prepopulate itself with the metadata directly by using the API on the PDF....and then repopulate the PDF if any changes are made in the CMS. That's my goal for our next pub cycle
04:16:10 <joeldg> speaking of HP, my wife just played a 10 minute thing they released for AOL
04:16:21 <joeldg> making of kind of thing with a lot of footage
04:18:40 <joeldg> anyway.. want link ask.. she can send to me..
04:18:53 <joeldg> working on digesting ontologies atm
04:38:46 <crschmidt> google already picked up sdlroads.sf.net
04:38:50 <crschmidt> which was only created 2 days ago.
04:43:07 <drumm> thats google's job, and of cource they are going to do it well
04:43:29 <drumm> I linked to it too
04:45:41 <crschmidt> Yeah, I know.
04:45:42 <crschmidt> it found you.
04:45:49 <crschmidt> and it found the project homepage, and the mailing list page,
04:45:53 <crschmidt> and like, 6 links in my journal.
04:46:02 <crschmidt> google is a big fan of my webpages, it hits them every 12 hours
04:47:13 <drumm> google is a big fan of every web page
04:47:34 <crschmidt> Nah, it doesn't hit my subpages
04:47:39 <crschmidt> but crschmidt.net and crschmidt.livejournal.com
04:47:45 <crschmidt> get hit like every 12 hours
04:48:10 <drumm> they are 2.97% of my traffic for the month
05:05:11 <joeldg> want to see the digested owl?
05:05:34 <joeldg> (that was a statement I never thought I would utter....)
05:05:48 <crschmidt> heh
05:05:50 <joeldg>http://peoplesdns.com/parse/foaf.php
05:06:33 * drumm notes there is an empty pre tag followd by some digested owl
05:07:21 <drumm> looks like serialed php vars, got any print_r?
05:07:31 <joeldg> haha
05:07:36 <joeldg> I am working there..
05:07:40 <joeldg> umm.. hold
05:09:24 <joeldg> gotta addslashes()
05:14:40 <joeldg> reload
05:16:35 <drumm> yep, still makes no sense to me
05:16:50 <joeldg> taken from http://peoplesdns.com/schema/owl
05:17:28 <joeldg> it is a structure that holds all parts of owl in a *easy* to use system.. this way I can use like so
05:17:52 <joeldg> I see a OWL:WHATEVER
05:19:17 <joeldg> I can query the arrays using php's in_array() function vs trying to loop and test [RDF:RDF][0][RDFS:CLASS][2][ATTRIBUTE][0][LABEL][0]
05:19:48 <joeldg> which makes you rip your hair out just testing if a class is even there..
05:20:11 <joeldg> then properties, same way, also holding subproperty etc.. nice
05:21:46 <joeldg> anyway, this thing I just made can gobble any ontology in place them in the same structure.. so things are nice and uniform accross the different namespaces
05:23:56 <drumm> okay, so we have a foaf parser and an owl parser, what needs to be done to get to profile imporitng in drupal?
05:24:14 <drumm> crschmidt: ?
05:24:38 <crschmidt> drumm: can we just dump the data into hooks and have modules deal with it/
05:25:21 <drumm> I think thats the plan
05:25:55 <joeldg> nonnononono no
05:26:31 <drumm> ot not
05:26:32 <joeldg> I needed those structures for all ontologies for eazy parsing.. gimme a bit
05:26:34 <drumm> *or
05:26:36 <crschmidt> Then that's simple. Drop the parser into place, modify drupal.module to fetch the profile url , pass it through the parser, call the {module}_foaf_parse hook or whatever
05:27:28 <drumm> well, its already parsed, maybe foaf)import
05:27:44 <drumm> I blame lag for my typos
05:28:12 <drumm> since I am typing via ssh and screen to my client over 2 wireless links
05:28:29 <joeldg> yes, it is parsed, but that is for the foaf parsing.. that way, there is no harcoding..
05:28:39 <joeldg> err hardcoding..
05:29:03 <crschmidt> joeldg: we may just want to get the data into foaf stuff and let modules deal with it.
05:29:04 <joeldg> something is a class/a property or an internal class "thing"
05:29:05 <drumm> wireless is cool and all, but I still think it is overrated
05:29:28 <crschmidt> I'm not sure how much we need of easy for drupal if we can jsut drop the data in and take it from there.
05:29:30 <joeldg> I got 54g here.. we stream movies jsut fine..
05:30:09 <drumm> anyway, whats next, joeldg ? because we have to hard code somehting at some point
05:30:34 <joeldg> the base parser I am using (the class I showed drumm) will parse any rdf doc. not just foaf and has no knowledge of the parsing.. this is "the knowledge"
05:31:02 <joeldg> each identified by it's namespace.
05:31:05 <joeldg> see
05:32:06 <joeldg> you add in your xmlns entries : ns/owl/rdfs we load up those "brains" and can create a structure based on it, and then can recreate that structure.
05:32:19 <joeldg> add to it, etc..
05:33:17 <joeldg> so if something is a class, it becomes a container (I admit that will be hardcoded) and properties (also hardcoded) will be added to that container in a programmatic way.
05:34:07 <joeldg> subclasses (super properties) will be properties that are containers for other properties (also hardcoded).. but the guts come from here.
05:34:40 <crschmidt> Basically, what you have now is an xml parser that dumps all data into a multileveled structure, right?
05:34:54 <joeldg> yes.. and it is raw
05:35:08 <joeldg> want to see what that looks like?
05:35:22 <joeldg> hold a sec
05:35:23 <crschmidt> Sure.
05:36:09 <joeldg> reload
05:36:44 <joeldg> suck eh?
05:37:28 <crschmidt> eh, i guess
05:38:09 <crschmidt> I just want something that's basically storage of all the data so I can pass it around, and drupal can then work to parse it
05:38:34 <drumm> so how I am seeing this come together (I might be wrong) is you get a big nested array structure of rdf data that modules can look at
05:38:36 <joeldg> well.. to check if something is in there, and what that something is, is the entire reason for shit like rdql
05:38:44 <crschmidt> If I can take an array provided from foaf data, find the first foaf:Person, and then find all the foaf:knows from there.
05:39:01 <drumm> and there is a way of accessing owl data so the modules will know all the possible names of somehting they are looking for
05:39:19 <crschmidt> If I can go arrayname['rdf']['foaf:Person']['foaf:knows'] and get data out of it, that makes me happy
05:40:00 <joeldg> yea, but that is one of the current issues with rdf and why everything is hardcoded..
05:40:36 <drumm> hardcoding works
05:40:39 <joeldg> why not have a simple structure that holds everything..
05:40:45 <joeldg> well, by all means then
05:40:48 <crschmidt> Because we want this done within a week, or two at the most ;)
05:41:06 <crschmidt> We can change it later - and we wnat to, because getting a new parser out in the wild can really change the difficulty of app implementation
05:41:11 <joeldg> oh..
05:41:16 <joeldg> sorry, I misunderstood
05:41:19 <crschmidt> No problem
05:41:24 <crschmidt> I'm not saying 'Hey, stop now, this is good enough'
05:41:39 <crschmidt> I'm saying "if we can get something working, we can get moving on some of the other aspects, which makes things good for other projects"
05:42:07 <joeldg> this is the foafinator .. slices/dices can be used for other rdf's pretty much the slice and dice ginsu
05:43:08 <joeldg> so you guys need a basic parser?
05:43:27 <joeldg> by basic I mean.. name mbox knows etc..
05:43:39 * drumm has problems keeping track of *inator, too vague, whats a foafinator do?
05:44:32 * joeldg making up lingo on the fly.. in code-mode.. basically, you add something to foaf, this can parse it as long as we have your schema in there.
05:44:58 <joeldg> adding a new schema will take a minute or so.. no code changes..
05:45:22 <joeldg> so, you want to add in the foaf:drupal schema you wrote..
05:45:39 <drumm> umm, so a new schema is in there, but there will be no code to do anyhting with the data
05:45:55 <joeldg> well, this will be able to parse that for you in the foaf and place the data in a nice and easy structure that you can easily add to and delete from.
05:46:15 <joeldg> then parse back into a foaf file..
05:46:19 <drumm> yes, thats exactly what we need
05:46:58 <joeldg> and that is exactly what I am doing :)
05:47:34 <joeldg> though I admit I have had no time lately to dive into it.. pretty much need an all-nighter coding session.. but the light and typing is keeping my wife up :(
05:47:53 <drumm> I'm really worried about too many levels of indirection between xml and getting the data stored
05:48:11 <joeldg> hrm?
05:49:02 <drumm> we got foaf, then parsed foaf, then parsed foaf with owl data, then passed to all the interested modules, they pull the interesting data out and store it as they need
05:49:15 <drumm> is that it?
05:49:24 <joeldg> I am trying to make it easier to deal with foaf and the ever-expanding spec for it..
05:50:01 <joeldg> it is just raw foaf (rdf) -> parsed (mutable) -> raw foaf
05:51:15 <joeldg> don't worry about owl and such.. that is all transparent...
05:51:34 <joeldg> and especially now ..
05:52:06 <joeldg> if you guys are going to hardcode for now, that is easy and there is code everywhere for doing it.
05:52:16 <drumm> in drupal: 1. foaf (rdf) -> parsed foaf -> modules pull data off and store and 2. modules put data in the outgoing foaf, it is translated from structures to rdf and returned
05:52:42 <joeldg> are you altering it in any way?
05:52:50 <joeldg> or just reading the data?
05:53:22 <drumm> two separate operations, read and store as drupal sees fit, and write
05:53:45 <joeldg> how are you storing it?
05:53:57 <drumm> if a drupal doesn't have the buddylistmodule then all the foaf:knows data is thrown on the floor and doesn't go in that user's foaf on that site
05:54:26 <drumm> using drupal's existing mysql tables and mechanisms
05:55:18 <joeldg> so you need to write foaf on a drupal site with this?
05:55:52 <drumm> for example, foaf:knows will eventually get to create table buddylist (uid int(10) unsigned, buddy int(10) unsigned,timestamp int(11));
05:56:46 <joeldg> what I am asking is: if you are not changing the data to write it back to something (i.e. adding a foaf:knows) then what you are asking is very easy and quick to hardcode up..
05:57:29 <drumm> nope, it just needs to read out whats interesting and be done
05:57:41 <joeldg> oh.. well, what variables?
05:57:47 <joeldg> just foaf_knows?
05:57:54 <joeldg> and name etc..
05:57:56 <drumm> for the buddylist module
05:58:05 <joeldg> I have no idea what that is
05:58:10 <drumm> profile and contact get things like name, website, etc
05:58:20 <joeldg> oh.. well.. hold a sec..
05:58:42 <drumm> drupal + buddylist module = social network (it s a CMS and you have friends on your buddy list)
06:00:43 <drumm> other modules can be added to deal with other foaf data
06:01:01 <drumm> but buddylist and profile are the big ones now
06:01:34 <drumm> which grap who you know and who you are sorts of data
06:01:38 <drumm> *grab
06:03:11 <drumm> they will have what they are looking for hardcoded in mo matter what, its just a question of how much we abstract the data beforethe module pulls it out
06:04:03 <drumm> because any ammount of saying what data is doesn't add code to do something with it
06:06:59 <drumm> (keep in mind I am only thinking of the drupal applications)
06:07:25 <joeldg> okay.. hold, I am building you a quick data snag based on these functions (ripped the class stuff)
06:13:01 <drumm> I thought your first non-object/class foaf parser would be perfect for that
06:13:40 <drumm> I was under the impression that the data in that structure was being enhanced somehow
06:14:39 <joeldg> done.. uploading.. hold a sec
06:20:55 <joeldg>http://peoplesdns.com/parse/parse.php
06:20:57 <joeldg> rough
06:21:11 <joeldg> but, easy to fix.. I need to get off here.. my wife is getting pissed..
06:21:29 <joeldg> should show you easy how to grab all the info..
06:22:24 <drumm> wow that one php file is magic
06:22:58 <drumm> or is it a slightly different url this time..
06:24:06 <drumm> crschmidt: you still reading?
06:27:46 <joeldg> different
06:27:55 <joeldg> working dir ;)
06:27:57 <joeldg> gnight gents
06:28:28 <drumm> thanks, joeldg
06:31:13 <crschmidt> Drum: just caught up, was doing that phone call thing you know me to do.
06:31:43 <crschmidt> er, drumm
06:32:05 <drumm> oh right the kinda that involves a phone working as a phone, not irc
06:32:11 <crschmidt> right
06:32:17 <crschmidt> with the girl on the other side ;)
06:32:58 <drumm> truely an achievment of modern technology, what a magical brick it is
06:33:32 <crschmidt> that last file seems rather like what we need, right?
06:33:37 <drumm> zack got the same brick, and its taken 2 or three weeks to activate
06:33:48 <crschmidt> heh, that sucks, it only took mine about 24 hours
06:33:56 <crschmidt> of course, then it broke and i had to send it back
06:34:14 <crschmidt> Anyway.
06:34:27 <drumm> he had to transfer a number and change the ownership of it
06:35:21 <crschmidt> IT looks like if we can get $tree['RDF:RDF'][0] and pass that to module_invoke("foaf", $tree) or whatever you want to call the hook, then we can work from there
06:35:33 <crschmidt> iterate over the people, iterate over the values.
06:35:42 <crschmidt> (going to bed in 15 mintues or so, have a final at 8am)
06:37:11 <drumm> good
06:37:26 <drumm> make sure you name the hook something having to do with import
06:37:36 <drumm> since export will be the same, but backwards
06:37:39 * crschmidt nods
06:37:47 <joeldg> night all.. have fun with that.. should be easy to get set up to do what you need...
06:37:53 <crschmidt> Yep
06:38:10 <joeldg> think it is missing a [0] somewhere in the knows area... hrm
06:38:28 <joeldg> anyway.. thus why I am writing the parser+owl+rdfs etc..
06:38:33 <joeldg> anyway.. gotta go
06:39:06 * crschmidt nods
06:39:43 <crschmidt> So drumm, is this enough that you can work with it, you think?
06:39:59 <drumm> i think so
06:40:05 <crschmidt> Alright.
06:40:15 <crschmidt> I'll start plopping this stuff in ASAP, probably starting this weekend
06:40:25 <crschmidt> exam next two days, then moving back to stc for a couple days on saturday
06:41:50 <drumm> stc?
06:44:39 <crschmidt> St. Charles, my hometown
06:49:39 <crschmidt> bedtime
06:50:20 <drumm> k
15:10:19 <bkdelong_> Morning
15:22:25 <bkdelong_> So do we want to present our work with MeNow and other schemas at this workshop in sept?
16:29:23 <joeldg> morning
16:31:24 <crschmidt> morning.
16:31:30 * crschmidt is evangalizing drupal in #joiito
16:33:01 * walkah is watching intently :)
16:33:15 <walkah> so, has mr. canter disappeared into e3 land?
16:33:18 <walkah> he's been quiet
16:33:25 <crschmidt> Yeah, I think so
16:33:27 <crschmidt> He posted yesterday
16:33:41 <walkah> where? rdfweb-dev?
16:33:54 <crschmidt> in his blog ;)
16:35:07 <walkah> oh. heh
16:35:16 <walkah> hey, wait a minute
16:35:22 <walkah> i thought his blog was in my NNW...
16:35:27 <walkah> no wonder i didn't notice!
16:35:34 <crschmidt> heh
16:37:34 <walkah> god that giant flash on his blog kills my box :/
16:37:42 <walkah> stupid flash
16:38:49 <joeldg> I hate that flash thing..
16:39:21 <crschmidt> that's why I added it to my newsreader
16:39:26 <crschmidt> no more flash to crash my box ;)
16:40:52 <walkah> good god. i'm on my mac too... i'd hate to think what this flash does under linux :P
16:41:24 <walkah> (flash frequently sends my dual cpu into a 100% usage frenzy - doing http://www.termenus1525.ca/ the first round nearly killed me)
16:41:33 <walkah> geezus
17:06:52 <joeldg> about the same thing on linux.. depending for me if there is a soundtrack and I am running xmms
17:07:35 <joeldg> it is the "one" reason I ever have to restart firefox.. usually from accidentally going to some flash site that does not bother to let me opt out.
17:41:35 <MacIntyre> Interesting: http://www.w3.org/2004/05/10-atom
17:42:02 <MacIntyre> MacIntyre is now known as bkdelong
18:06:07 * joeldg not all that in the know on atom
18:08:16 <bkdelong> gotcha
18:08:19 <bkdelong> So...
18:08:24 <bkdelong> we going to Ireland? ;)
18:09:30 <joeldg> go and bug danbri
18:09:56 <bkdelong> well, we need something to present.
18:09:59 <bkdelong> like...
18:10:13 <bkdelong> PersonalProfileStatus schema extension and applications ;P
18:11:05 <joeldg>http://www.rewerse.net/
18:11:28 <joeldg> check that.. some stuff we have talked about for PPS (MND)
18:12:52 <joeldg> i.e Bioinformatics
18:13:26 <bkdelong> ah cool
18:13:37 <bkdelong> Did you send the latest draft to Mann?
18:17:46 <joeldg> not yet.. not until it is ready
18:17:49 <joeldg>http://peoplesdns.com/pa/
18:19:52 <joeldg> setting up ftp sync
18:20:53 <bkdelong> hmmm. search link is broken?
18:21:41 <joeldg> yea
18:21:47 <joeldg> need to add that script
18:59:12 <joeldg> okay.. crond it up..
18:59:17 <joeldg> should updated every five mins
19:05:08 <joeldg> test test
19:10:20 <crschmidt> joeldg: you should modify the xslt to not point to the ilrt images
19:20:31 <joeldg> yea.. I am doing that now
19:33:09 <joeldg> search may be a little bunk for a while until I have time to figure out how to fix it
19:35:08 <bkdelong> k
19:35:08 <joeldg> anyway.. won't really need search for a while anyway..
19:35:15 <joeldg> rebuilds/updates every 5
19:35:35 <joeldg> so.. we have irc->web logging... nothing will be lost :)
19:35:49 <bkdelong> provided palogger stays logged in
19:36:00 <joeldg> it will..
19:36:09 <joeldg> it is sitting on an amazing network....
19:36:18 <crschmidt> if it doesn't, i've got logs from forever ;)
19:36:29 <joeldg> it will..
19:36:42 <joeldg> that box has a current uptime of 187 days or 188
19:37:08 <joeldg> and is sitting on a network that is the backbone for new orleans..
19:37:50 <joeldg> i.e. right there.. about five feet from where the fiber spits off to the upstream
19:40:16 <joeldg> anyway.. is cool..
19:40:54 <joeldg> anyway, did drumm have any issues with that code? drumm?
19:41:43 <bkdelong> FOAF Editor?
19:42:28 * bkdelong has a one-track mind.
19:46:13 <joeldg> haha
19:47:32 <joeldg> remember.. I do have a "job" that kind of requires a lot of my time (read: most of it) during the from 11-6ish .. though sometimes I take a break and work on other stuff if I have a chance.
19:48:37 <bkdelong> hhehe
19:48:42 <bkdelong> Me too
19:50:24 <joeldg> let me test something with the bot
19:50:40 Topic now PeopleAggregator - http://peopleaggregator.com || wiki at http://devel.peopleaggregator.com/
19:50:40 Users on #pa: palogger @bkdelong @joeldg @crschmidt @walkah @drumm
19:51:47 Topic now PeopleAggregator - http://peopleaggregator.com || wiki at http://devel.peopleaggregator.com/
19:51:47 Users on #pa: palogger @bkdelong @joeldg @crschmidt @walkah @drumm
19:52:03 <joeldg> there
19:54:43 <joeldg> now is running good without any intervention needed by me
19:55:59 <joeldg> palogger, bookmark
19:55:59 <joeldg> See http://peoplesdns.com/pa/2004-05-13#T19-55-59
21:11:15 <joeldg> just for kicks.. http://peoplesdns.com/parse/ns/ << all the xmlns ontologies how they will be used by the parser :)
21:11:25 <joeldg> raw serialized...
21:11:32 <joeldg> have a minue to set that up..
21:11:33 <joeldg> :)
21:40:35 <MacIntyre> Yargh
21:40:48 * MacIntyre drops from Krispe Kreme induced sugar koma
21:43:46 <joeldg> bk.. where is your foaf again?
21:44:00 * MacIntyre eyes you suspiciously
21:44:06 <MacIntyre> just kidding ;)
21:44:14 <MacIntyre>http://www.brain-stream.com/xml/foaf.rdf
21:44:32 <MacIntyre> I still have to add some MeNow and Golbeck's trust
21:44:49 <MacIntyre> well, plus a crapload of foaf:knows but only because I'l too lazy to add them w/o an editor
21:53:59 <MacIntyre> ok...headed home
21:54:04 <MacIntyre> back in an hour or so
22:17:02 <joeldg> coo
22:18:37 <joeldg> been thinking about idleRPG and there was an old door game (BBS dial-up days) I used to play and actually got permission from the original creator to use it etc.. called usurper.
23:19:45 <joeldg> crap.. tried to run an app in wine and crashed..
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