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re: http://bit.ly/bXbKna /me hums @frontalot Indier Than Thou...

Posted 2010 May 28 05:35

what does indie mean? http://bit.ly/bXbKna (comment on @dotBen's tweet.. on Buzz.)

Posted 2010 May 28 05:34

TinWhistle (was NewBase60)

Apropos of my recent interview with Tantek Çelik about URL shorteners, I've ported his NewBase60 code (part of his CASSIS project) to perl. It's now found on github at

. This code converts numbers (in this case, dates expressed as days-since-the-epoch) into a base60 (sexagesimal) representation that's really short. For example, '1971-06-29' becomes '94', and '2010-05-26' becomes '45v'.

Posted 2010 May 28 00:00

"The spec explains the tech with that seems to be a minimum of handwaving..." http://bit.ly/bDsUM0

Posted 2010 May 27 14:37

The Challenge: Manage Conflicting Goals http://bit.ly/bDsUM0 #openid #connect #facebook

Posted 2010 May 26 17:54

RT @kevinmarks: the true test of openness is interoperation without knowing each other exist #gluecon

Posted 2010 May 26 16:49

my social popularity in a nutshell: @t links to my site, huge bump. I link to my site, crickets

Posted 2010 May 26 16:13

OpenID Connect: Progress Ensues, Challenges Remain http://bit.ly/b0s8jh (via @monkinetic)

Posted 2010 May 26 15:51

Excited for @t that he'll be working with Mozilla on advancing web standards! http://j.mp/tmoz + http://j.mp/ttkmoz (via @chrismessina)

Posted 2010 May 26 15:00

While we're on the topic of digital sharecropping (http://bit.ly/bAeIk6), please re-read Kellan's rant: http://bit.ly/a2gtPi #diso

Posted 2010 May 26 14:28

congrats @t on the move to Mozilla! http://bit.ly/bQWVCr - webstandards #diso #openweb

Posted 2010 May 26 13:48

"It's not good enough to have your own URL; you need to have your own shortener as well" - @t on #diso, urlshorteners - http://bit.ly/cdsm4x

Posted 2010 May 26 05:10

Tantek Çelik on DiSo 2.0: Down to Brass tacks: http://bit.ly/bAeIk6 #diso #openweb #falcon

Posted 2010 May 26 02:03

Tantek Celik on DiSo 2.0: Down to Brass Tacks

Several months ago I published the first part of an interview series with (recent mozilla hire!) Tantek Çelik about his in-progress ideas about what he calls "DiSo 2.0". This is the next part of that series, and the third article in a series on the The Future of DiSo.