I Locked Myself Out Again?
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Locked in the Trunk of a Car.
Locked in the Trunk of a Car.
03/13/2003 06:19 PMI just put on my headphones and randomized a list of 994 songs and the
song that had been in my mind since this morning was the first one to
play. It was
the Hip.
Also, my keyboard batteries are dead.
Locked IE Toolbars
Locked IE Toolbars
04/06/2005 08:46 PMI've Locked My Keys In The Car
I've Locked My Keys In The Car
02/10/2004 02:43 AMHave you set-up an OS X password or Open Firmware password on a now
out-of-use computer? Have you found some reason to go back to it, but
now realize that you've been locked out because you can't remember
what password you've used?
Here's a quick round-up of two useful solutions.
Like Pixels? Check out
MacDesignnForce3: A locked PCI bus?
nForce3: A locked PCI bus?
12/13/2003 09:20 AM600k locked in and counting
600k locked in and counting
05/25/2004 02:50 PM
Investing in Linked In and some explosive growth numbers.
Last week I had another great dinner in San Francisco with Reid
Hoffman, founder of Linked In. Reid is one of the most impressive and
visionary friends I know.
I am very proud to join its investors list. Reid has secured Series A financing of $4.7 million in
November last year. The investment was led by Sequoia Capital, the
venture investors behind well-known Internet brands such as Yahoo!,
Google and PayPal. A round with business angels that I participated in
will be announced within a few weeks.
Here is some information about Linked In's recent growth, if you
are interested:
600,000+ users (30,000+ growth per week)
28,000,000+ email
addresses sent through Linked In (3,000,000+ growth per week)
12
months old
Within the 600,000+ users:
265,000+ international
users
120,000+ senior management-level users
8,000+
entrepreneurs
10,000+ VCs
100% professional users
and 28,000+ in France only.
Congrats, Reid ! [Loic
Le Meur Blog]
Oh goodey. 600,000 more locked in people. Isn't the world a
wonderful place to make money?
I wonder if Reid, Joi and Loic will be investing in military
industrial complex companies next?
Sure LinkedIn is just a wonderful vehicle for meeting people - but
at what price? And who owns that data? Who owns those
people? I wonder why Reid doesn't support FOAF or being open -
at all? What does that say?
And why would Loic invest in such a company? To make money -
that's why. At our expense.
Oh - did I forget to say - Reid is just such a nice guy!
Tired of being locked into formats?
Well then don't!
Tired of being locked into formats?
Well then don't!
01/18/2004 01:39 PMDanny Ayers has
a solution for the OPML "give me permission" clause in the latest Dave
Winer effort. What I love about Danny (and folks like Ben
Hammersley - too) is that they always seem to come up with solutions
that stay backwards compatible (with the 'simple way') while then also
providing an elegant rdf way of doing things.
Thanks Danny!
And BTW - for the record - I AM a fan of OPML - but that doens't
mean that open standards get to be closed - just 'cause the author
changes his mind. Once open, teh cat's out of the bag!
Sharing, the
web way
I'm not a fan of OPML, I think it's a truly awful (and unnecessary) format - other people have found <
FONT color=#333366>it problematic
too - but I did think
Dave Winer's Share Your OPML! site looked
interesting, especially when there was a little SDK available. But then yesterday I
read Eric's post pointing to the floater Dave
had left in the pool :
If you wish to use the data for a
different kind of application, or convert the data into a format other
than OPML, for redistribution, it's likely we'll say yes, but you must
ask first.
Anyone that's had dealings with Dave in the
past will know what this means. Leigh asked (in comments) but had his
request deleted. Basically Dave wants control, and he believes the
formats will give him that control (remember the RSS patent
application?).
I'm all for republishing, but not with strings attached. I don't
want material under my copyright abused in this way. So I politely
asked Dave to remove references to sites I maintain from his data.
Anyhow, Dave's response was:
Do you want to make a legal case
out of this?
Personally I thought that was pretty sad,
but that might in part be cultural bias - being English I tend to
think of etiquette before litigation. Whatever, unfortunately for
Dave, and fortunately for the rest of us, formats aren't such a lever
any more because the web will either ignore or work around attempts at
lock-in.
I think the most sensible thing is to simply ignore Dave's site,
but for purposes of demonstration, here's a workaround. The key
obstacle is that Dave insists that you can't republish his data unless
it's in OPML format. If it is OPML, you don't even have to ask. Ok, here is another version of the index file that points to
all the others at "Share Your OPML!". This is still OPML format.
Please do with it what you like. Incidentally, this new file is also
valid RDF/XML.
Given that OPML is as thinly specified as it gets, and RDF/XML is
designed to make it easy to make XML formats RDF compatible, it wasn't
particularly difficult. Here's what RDF-compatible OPML looks
like:
<opml
opml:version="2.0"
xmlns="http://opml.scripting.com"
xmlns:opml="http://opml.scripting.com"
xmlns:rdf="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#">
<
;head/>
<body rdf:parseType="Resource">
<outline
opml:text="John Blog" opml:ctUpdates="8" opml:type="link"
opml:url="http://example.org" opml:whenLastUpdate="Wed, 14 Jan 2004
03:28:00 GMT" />
</body>
</opml>
I first had to add some attributes to the <opml> element to
give the XML namespace support. That top element becomes a resource in
the (stripey) RDF interpretation, with head and
body as properties, their contents being other resources.
To keep things simple I just ignored the contents of the <head>
element, so that gets interpreted as a triple with an empty object
(I must check on the semantics of that). The element itself is
mandatory in OPML, so that has to stay.
The <body> in effect
contains a set of resources of type outline, which is
easy to express by adding the rdf:parseType="Resource"
attribute on the parent. The attributes of the <outline>
elements all slip neatly into being RDF properties with literal
values.
Couple of points that probably need explanation - since the spec
update there's been no need to include a root <rdf:RDF> element.
If the consumer knows it's RDF, that's good enough (the W3C's validator has check box: "RDF is
NOT enclosed in <RDF>...</RDF> tags"). Also the use of
unqualified attributes has been deprecated, so it should be
opml:text="..." rather than just text="...".
This makes the code look a bit uglier, but if you're using a lot of
namespaces it does make mistakes much less likely.
I made the changes using search and replace, but this could easily
be automated using XSLT. But if you are planning on using Userland
format data from anywhere else, it's probably a better bet to use
something a little less generic than the approach above (stylesheets
for OPML to OCS and Userland RSS to RSS 1.0 are linked in the comments
here).[Raw]
LSE suitors locked in bid talks
LSE suitors locked in bid talks
12/31/2004 10:44 AMTalks between the London Stock Exchange and the heads of two European
bourses are set to resume next week.
Samsung, LG Locked in MP3 Phone War
Samsung, LG Locked in MP3 Phone War
04/15/2004 03:55 AMHankooki Apr 15 2004 8:43AM GMT
Getting Disabled or Locked Out Accounts
Getting Disabled or Locked Out Accounts
08/14/2004 06:04 AMSuing carriers over locked handsets
Suing carriers over locked handsets
06/09/2004 02:51 AMA consumer-rights group is bringing suit against US mobile carriers
for locking their handsets:
In the lawsuit, the foundation said that because the companies all use
the same wireless network standard, called GSM, customers should be
able to use the same phone across those carriers' networks just by
changing out an easily-replaced unit called a "SIM card" inside the
phone.
The carriers may claim that locked handset let them offer cheaper
service -- because they keep you from using your subsidized handset
with another carrier, but I don't buy it. I got a free T-Mobile
handset by promising on pain of an enormous cancellation fee to stick
with them for a year. In the meantime, why shouldn't I be able to rent
a SIM when I go to Toronto and put it in my phone? Why shouldn't I be
able to loan my handset to a friend from out of town so that she can
put her SIM in it and log on to her service?
Link
(
via Hack the
Planet)
Testing a MSI package in a locked-down
environment
Testing a MSI package in a locked-down
environment
08/18/2004 03:17 AMLonghorn locked against theft by iPod
Longhorn locked against theft by iPod
09/12/2004 10:01 PMTechzonez Sep 13 2004 2:11AM GMT
Halifax users locked out of ATMs
Halifax users locked out of ATMs
01/06/2004 08:00 AMA little less Xtra
Europe Welcomes Locked Out NHL Players
(AP)
Europe Welcomes Locked Out NHL Players
(AP)
09/21/2004 03:07 PMAP - European hockey has taken on an NHL look. With an NHL lockout in
place, more than 150 players have signed to play in European leagues,
including Markus Naslund with Modo (Sweden), Jaromir Jagr with Kladmo
(Czech Republic) and Ilya Kovalchuk with AK Bars Kazan (Russia).
Security-Enhanced Linux provides a
locked down OS
Security-Enhanced Linux provides a
locked down OS
02/13/2004 07:18 AMGirl Misses End of Recess, Gets Locked
Out (AP)
Girl Misses End of Recess, Gets Locked
Out (AP)
02/05/2005 09:24 PMAP - A 6-year-old first grader was locked out of the school after
recess and spent an hour walking the streets before she was spotted by
a relative.
iPod undermines Microsoft on copy-locked
CDs
iPod undermines Microsoft on copy-locked
CDs
07/12/2004 07:02 AMMicrosoft's WMA format was almost a standard on copy-protected CDs.
Then along came Apple.
Paraguay Fire Survivors Say Doors Locked
(AP)
Paraguay Fire Survivors Say Doors Locked
(AP)
08/02/2004 08:36 PMAP - Locked doors prevented or slowed the escape of supermarket
shoppers from a fast-spreading fire that killed well over 300 people
and injured hundreds more, survivors said Monday. The market's two
owners were detained for questioning.
Microsoft brings locked music downloads
to US
Microsoft brings locked music downloads
to US
11/18/2003 02:27 AMThe Register Nov 18 2003 1:23AM ET
Surfing in land-locked Switzerland
(Reuters)
Surfing in land-locked Switzerland
(Reuters)
08/23/2004 08:41 AMReuters - Surfing could come to Switzerland after a sports group said
it planned to build a wave machine
on a river in Zurich, staid financial hub of the land-locked Alpine
country.
Steps to Delete a Locked
Advertisement/Collection
Steps to Delete a Locked
Advertisement/Collection
01/19/2004 12:34 AMExits Locked in Deadly Argentina Club
Fire (AP)
Exits Locked in Deadly Argentina Club
Fire (AP)
12/31/2004 08:43 PMAP - Emergency exits at a nightclub packed with teenagers were
padlocked or wired shut when a flare ignited the foam ceiling,
sparking a blaze that killed 175 people and injured more than 700 in
one of Argentina's worst disasters, survivors and officials said
Friday.
Locked phones making number portability
a pain
Locked phones making number portability
a pain
12/04/2003 11:59 AMSurprise, surprise, some people are finding out the hard way that when
you switch carriers, you can take your number with you now, but
usually not your phone. Besides the incompatibilites in networks
(Verizon and Sprint use CDMA, Nextel, T-Mobile, AT&T Wireless, and
Cingular use GSM) most carriers lock their phones so that they can't
be used with anyone else. It is possible to unlock most phones so they
can be used on another carrier, thought it's not always easy, so if
being able to take your phone with you is important, you probably
should just suck it up and pay extra for a phone that comes unlocked
in the first place. Read [Thanks, Mike]...
Fire, Panic and a Locked Main Exit
(washingtonpost.com)
Fire, Panic and a Locked Main Exit
(washingtonpost.com)
01/01/2005 02:20 AMwashingtonpost.com - BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 31 -- The last thing Dario
Gonzalez saw clearly was three blazing flares that shot toward the
ceiling of the crowded nightclub.
CEOs And Boards Are Locked In A Spiral
Of Doom, Says Leadership Expert
CEOs And Boards Are Locked In A Spiral
Of Doom, Says Leadership Expert
03/29/2005 04:37 AMCompany boards are firing CEOs at record rates. Leadership expert,
Brent Filson, says the real reasons are being overlooked. Those
reasons have to do with the "spiral of doom". [PRWEB Mar 29, 2005]
Locked into top apparel/beauty sites,
eBay won't let go, NetRatings reports
Locked into top apparel/beauty sites,
eBay won't let go, NetRatings reports
07/16/2004 05:17 PMInternetRetailer.com Jul 16 2004 9:36PM GMT
Aussie golden fleece locked up in bank
vault (Reuters)
Aussie golden fleece locked up in bank
vault (Reuters)
03/06/2004 02:00 AMReuters - Two Australian sheep farmers have produced the world's
finest wool, a mere 11.9 microns thick or about one-fifth the
diameter of human hair, with a bale of the super fine wool now under
armed guard inside a bank vault.
Deploying software and OS updates to
locked down systems (focus: MDAC)
Deploying software and OS updates to
locked down systems (focus: MDAC)
02/17/2004 06:32 PMOracle, Locked in Acquisition Struggle,
Reports Good Quarter
Oracle, Locked in Acquisition Struggle,
Reports Good Quarter
06/16/2004 01:54 AMOracle, which is in a courtroom battle to defend its hostile bid for
PeopleSoft, said its fiscal fourth-quarter profit rose 15 percent.
Locked in Abu Ghraib - The prison
scandal keeps getting worse for the Bush
administration. By Fred Kaplan
Locked in Abu Ghraib - The prison
scandal keeps getting worse for the Bush
administration. By Fred Kaplan
05/19/2004 01:31 AMLocked in Abu Ghraib - The prison scandal keeps getting worse for the
Bush administration. By Fred?Kaplan .. Lid is about to blow off ..
straight to the top .. Slate
slate.msn.com/id/2100683
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The cable and phone companies are locked
in a battle royal to provide you with
new high-speed voice, data, and
The cable and phone companies are locked
in a battle royal to provide you with
new high-speed voice, data, and
09/18/2004 08:34 PMUS News Sep 18 2004 11:21PM GMT
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