I'm wondering what would be the best way of representing my wiki content on here. There's content like my Series 60 Getting Started post that really aren't static and will evolve best in a wiki environment.

But how should I show them on the blog? Currently I've got the first revision of the content on the blog and a link to the current content on the wiki, I don't know whether it would be best to have the most recent revision displayed in both places, and it would open the blog up to spamming.

My current thoughts are to keep the status quo, and possibly show the recent changes in a weekly post here.

I had a fun evening last night, rodding the drains and providing family tech support on a Windows 98 box.

Guess which was the more satisfying experience? Yep that's it, five feet of water and bobbing turds is still far nicer than Windows 98, and it doesn't take as much work to make it go away.

I've updated my Foaf document a little, nothing too major and the Foaf lint tool complains rather less, although it's still not entirely jolly.

Main additions are some support for Jen Golbeck's Trust and Reputation project, courtesy of the Trust-O-Matic. I suppose I really ought to add to my Foaf some of the folks I've been involved with in creating IRC Hacks...

I'd register for the FriendSpace demo if it was working, FriendSpace is one of the papers being presented at the FOAF Workshop in Galway this week.