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Code reuse blockers
Software code reuse has always been seen as one of those religious dividing concepts. Some claim it is heaven, while many, even if subconsciously, believe it won’t work. But surely we must fight this tendency to improve our efficiency, and … Continue reading
Errors arising from faulty approaches
Yes, we all get them, foibles of the human condition. Faulty reasoning that traps us in the hell of our errors. But this quote from George Polya is like a little prayer and should be incanted when anyone forgets, or … Continue reading
Where forward for UHI VC From HD 1080p?
So, here at UHI we are just finishing installing a refresh of our entire VC infrastructure, which we depend upon in a critical fashion. We have the highest number of 1080p capable codecs deployed in any HEI in Britain, if … Continue reading
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Tagged CompSci, Dev, formats, internet, network, standards, VC
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10 dying IT Skills
Here is an article from Jody Gilbert outlining 10 IT sills areas that are currently fading into obscurity. Laughingly, UHI employs 2 of them as core architectural components in its service provision, namely items 1 and 2! Tweet
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HTTP 1.1 10 years old
By dereferencing http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2616.txt, one finds the Last-Modified date was Fri, 11 Jun 1999 18:46:53 GMT. Tweet
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OR09: Fedora Repo Technical Update
Chris (now Technical Lead for Fedora Repo in DuraSpace) gave a brief overview of technical work and developments in Fedora 3.2.x Tweet
Tagged CompSci, Dev, Elearning
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OR09: First Duraspace Meeting
So, Michele Kimpton and Sandy Payette gave their first joint show together, as Executive Directors for Duraspace. Tweet
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OR09: Reusing Open-Access Content Using Authoring Tools
Lieven Droogmans (@mire) spoke about some work to leverage a DR against Word and PPT from Office 2007. Tweet
High-resolution Web Friendly Images Using DJakota
There is an interesting project on the go, started out of Los Alamos, called DJakota (pronounced jay-2-kay) that is OSS Java software that builds upon a rich set of APIs and libraries to provide a service framework for the dynamic … Continue reading
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OR09: Enabling Inter-Repository Access Management between iRODS and Fedora
Carrying on from the last talk, Bing Zhu (UCSD) continued to speak about iRods, specifically about its integration with Fedora. Tweet
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