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Bookmarks for February 17th through February 21st

• Rdf In Html :: Embedded RDF Wiki :: Talis – This document describes how a subset of RDF can be embedded into XHTML or HTML by using common idioms and attributes. No new elements or attributes have been invented and the usages of the HTML attributes are within normal bounds. This scheme is designed to work with CSS and other HTML support technologies.
• Understanding AACS (including Subset-Difference) – Doom9’s Forum – For those that have been following the developments lately concerning HD DVD and Blu-Ray decryption it might seem difficult to get a grip on what has actually happened. There has been so much talk about so many different kinds of Keys and IDs that everything might start to look like a big blur of encryption gibberish. So far there has not really been any overview of what has actually been "broken" and what the consequences of some of the recent finds are. Basicly there is a gaping hole in our understanding of how things work which prevents us from making any definitive conclusions about the meaning of events occured. The biggest gap being the Subset-Difference technique used by AACS. With this post/article I would like to fill this particular gap.
• FirePHP – Firefox Extension for PHP Development – Just install the FirePHP Firefox extension, PHP PEAR package and add a few lines of code to your PHP application to get started. You will see a "FirePHP" tab in your Firebug extension to bring your PHP backend logic to your fingertips!
• Joe Gregorio | BitWorking | REST and WS-* – The upshot is that HTTP does not have everything that REST indicates should be present, and there is the additional problem that while HTTP is the first, and best, implementation of REST, the two are not the same and yet are often confused.
• Megginson Technologies: Quoderat » Blog Archive » REST: the quick pitch – With REST, every piece of information has its own URL.
• WebCards – Browser Extension to Rolodex People, Events, Bookmarks and more… –
• techno.blog(”Dion”): gspreadsheet: running formulas from the command line – Ruby script to interface with google spreadsheets