Friday, March 28, 2008 - Posts

• Beer and Blog: OpenID enabling your blog

  I did the Beer and Blog tonight on how to OpenID enable your blog. Thanks to Justin Kistner for inviting me and thanks to everybody for showing up to hear me talk about OpenID (again and again and again) … ha! The gist of tonight was to show folks how easy it is to OpenID [...] Read More... Posted Friday, March 28, 2008 8:22 PM from Scott Kveton | 1 Comments Filed under: OpenID, Identity, portland, Beer and Blog, beerandblog, Green Dragon

• in synch

  Just synched up the two projects openinfocard and Cardspace for Firefox. Both are now using the same object handling code. This is the part that implements the id selector selector and the object handling. Please download the latest openinfocard id selector here . SharpSTS with CardSpace for Firefox and anon id selector advertising SharpSTS with openinfocard id selector Both id selectors installed in the same Firefox profile Please download the latest version of CardSpace for Firefox here . Three Read More... Posted Friday, March 28, 2008 11:35 AM from ignisvulpis | 1 Comments Filed under: openinfocard, id selector advertising, CS4FF, codeplex, id selector selector

• Dynamic objects

  Last autumn when a change in Firefox forced us to change the HTML object tag handling we kicked XBL and used DOM event handlers as the primary mechanism to detect and handle objects of type application/x-informationcard. At that time the three id selectors that use this same piece of code openinfocard, CardSpace for Firefox (on codeplex) and DigitalME stopped working on sites that dynamically create or change the objects of this type. Yesterday Barry from the SharpSTS project contacted me that his Read More... Posted Friday, March 28, 2008 9:20 AM from ignisvulpis | 1 Comments Filed under: CardSpace, openinfocard, codeplex, xmldap, DigitalMe, Firefix

• Attention Shoppers

  Software shoppers that is. Wakoopa allows you to track what sofware you use and (a social twist being de rigeur these days) find others who use the same applications (also de rigeur is an API ). It's not merely a list of installed software, your usage is continuously tracked. When you sign up, you also install a small tracker that keeps tabs on what software you use. This creates an online profile for you to share with the world, and also gives you updates and recommendations on what your friends Read More... Posted Friday, March 28, 2008 7:14 AM from ConnectID | 1 Comments

• Memo to API Service Providers

  This is a followup and expansion to a blog entry I wrote in October 2007, titled "Memo to OAuth Service Providers". Recently, I've been working with a host of companies with open APIs built specifically for 3rd parties to build... Read More... Posted Friday, March 28, 2008 3:03 AM from Gabe Wachob | 1 Comments Filed under: OpenID, social networks, opensocial, OAuth, Digital Identity, facebook, XRI + i-names, api, platform, Web/Tech

• Ireland: The Semantic Web Leaders

  I'm a frequent reader of Nova Spivack's [ LINK ] (although still not in the Twine Beta *sniff* [ LINK ]) and I have a big interest in the Semantic Web, or at least what it promises. My one foray into this was the Degrees of Separation RDF generator and web service [ LINK ] built on top of ClearForest's semantic services. Here's a sample of the connection between Toshiba and Yahoo as per the "blog-o-sphere". (click to view) and the corresponding RDF: http://www.francisshanahan.com/sixdegrees/rdf.aspx?&startTag=Toshiba&endTag=Yahoo! Read More... Posted Friday, March 28, 2008 2:13 AM from Francis Shanahan[.com] | 1 Comments

• XRDS-Simple 1.0 Draft 1

  Eran Hammer-Lahav announces the first draft of XRDS-Simple 1.0, which is the attempt to make a simplified profile of the XRDS/XRD XML document that is the core of XRI Resolution. Drummond Reed and I, along with other members of the... Read More... Posted Friday, March 28, 2008 1:01 AM from Gabe Wachob | 1 Comments Filed under: OpenID, opensocial, XRI, OAuth, Digital Identity, inames, XRI + i-names, xrds

• The Creepy Data

  So Auren Hoffman e-mailed me regarding a blog post he just did about men and women and social networking. This subsequently pointed to his ‘research data’ which he does not disclose the way it was acquired. There are three names for this company (more details can be seen in this post). One of them [...] Read More... Posted Friday, March 28, 2008 12:04 AM from Identity Woman | 1 Comments Filed under: Uncategorized