der “graph von monte cristo” wäre die RDF representation von Edmond Dantès.
“the count of monte cristo” would be count(monte cristo), which is probably 1 as there is one of them.
great triples.
tamagotchi for grown ups
futureVJ
http://www.t0.or.at/~fuchs-eckermann/futureVJ/futuredj.html
a halflife level used for doing VJing at a party. YES
geek office
http://zope.niij.org/geekbuero/FrontPage
a friend of mine, Michael Zeltner, had the idea of a “geek office” which consists roughly of a bunch of friends that meet at a place where god has given WLAN and hack together, not necessarily on the same project but to share cigarettes and caffeine (at least thats how I understood it)
brings us to our state of the art research right accross my office door – the Virtual Office of the Future where DFKI, Fraunhofer IESE and RICOH work together on future office environments.
I dream of a coherence of the social aspects mentioned by Michael and the non intrusive, embedded, simple-to-use office tech of the future. Knowledge Working should be like hanging out with friends in the cyberspace. High tech, but looks like an iPod.
oh yeah, and I am in the middle of coding stuff for it. freaky.
Rautavistische Universität
immer wieder gut, bin jetzt draufgekommen, dass die von ein paar Saarländischen Studenten mitgemacht wurde:
hacking for christ
a nice feat about the origins of “about:mozilla“
http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/gerv/archives/007379.html
thx to Michael Zeltner for the link!
buddhists praying for flood victims
Article in Channelnewsasia – link
“Some 100 Budhhist monks led a mass cleansing ritual Tuesday at popular Patong beach on the resort island of Phuket to dispel fears among residents and Asian tourists that restless spirits of tsunami victims are haunting the area.
Reports of ghost sightings have terrorised locals here. “
Actually some of this is also christian belief. In the new testament stories there are many people who fear spirits. Praying to Jesus should help here. I think this is useful relief work after the flood.
Leerzeichen zwischen Bäumen
And In the time of Christmas and new year Ingrid and I went home because Caesar Augustus said so, there was a numbering. Tristan Miller joined us. Tristan is North-American and speaks English, Frensh, Hungarian, German, … fluent.
When he got a glimpse of the forest in Vienna and said something about the forest that has meaning beyond agriculture and informatics:
“Es gibt zu viel Leerzeichen zwischen den Bäumen.”
roughly translated:
There is so much space between trees.
real translation:
There are too many “Blank Signs” between the trees.
Semantic Email
As I am giving out many Diploma Thesis Ideas for people who want to write their Master at Kaiserslautern (maybe you? write me…) I have to stick my nose into Semantic Email. The Semantic Email project is already running, but we have to do better.
So I googled some interesting links about the topic I want to share:
- Semantic Email project by University of Washington, also linked by
- bestkungfu on semantic applications
- paper about the same thing
- Article from the same guys
- and then many non-interesting stuff and my own offer…
basically it means: the washington guys did their homework very good.
So if you, dear reader, want to do a master’s thesis about it, be my guest.
marconi..
a nice quote from a weird article about Guglielmo Marconi, who invented something like radio or so.
“The inventor is the greatest revolutionist in the world.”