Yesterday was just full of map references. Another cool thing I found out about is the Jabber World Map. If you are a Jabber user, you can register with the map notifier, and your status will show up on the map. You’ll have to email your location name and lat/long coords to the administrator (instructions are at the bottom of the web page, below the map).
I’ll probably hack some Jabber features into my blog one of these days. At the very least, I could easily add a status indicator to show if I’m offline, away, available, etc. I also want to come up with some more ways to cross-pollinate Jabber with FOAF. My JabFoaf project helps get FOAF data out of Jabber. Now I want to do something to get FOAFinto Jabber. I’m just not sure exactly how I want to do it, yet.
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JSF Member " A few weeks ago, I applied for membership with the Jabber Software Foundation. The vote for new members was yesterday, and all 17 people..."
Map Service APIs " Both Google and Yahoo! have announced APIs for their mapping services. I’ve already gotten a developer key for the Google service. But it doesn’t..."
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Yesterday was just full of map references. Another cool thing I found out about is the Jabber World Map. If you are a Jabber user, you can register with the map notifier, and your status will show up on the map. You’ll have to email your location name and lat/long coords to the administrator (instructions are at the bottom of the web page, below the map).
I’ll probably hack some Jabber features into my blog one of these days. At the very least, I could easily add a status indicator to show if I’m offline, away, available, etc. I also want to come up with some more ways to cross-pollinate Jabber with FOAF. My JabFoaf project helps get FOAF data out of Jabber. Now I want to do something to get FOAF into Jabber. I’m just not sure exactly how I want to do it, yet.
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" Geography rules. GeoURL Bomb my house GeoTags The Pepys Project I’ve been trying to work out some sort of concensus for how to include..."
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