is largely dependent on other clients implementing it as
well...its the age-old bootstrapping problem.
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Jeff McAdams
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a
little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.
-- Benjamin Franklin
with
multiple people. The user need not be even aware that MUC is being used
to do it.
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Jeff McAdams
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a
little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.
-- Benjamin Franklin
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of meteorological background and knowledge.
Anyway, its great to bounce the ideas around. To come back to square
one, anyone interested in playing with QDDS? :)
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Jeff McAdams
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a
little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety
folk, within
about 30-40 seconds of the product being generated by a NWS
meteorologist sitting at their workstation.
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Jeff McAdams
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a
little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.
-- Benjamin
).
Also, the NWS CAP stuff is only experimental, but its cool that they're
heading in that direction, and I have encouraged them through whatever
contacts I have on this initiative.
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Jeff McAdams
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a
little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor
into
a bot...I might as well just poll the RSS feed from my aggregator
myself, the XMPP capability is wasted. (There is, of course, reasonable
uses for having an RSS or ATOM feed via XMPP...but the real-time
capabilities of XMPP are what I'm trying to highlight, here)
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Jeff McAdams
They that can give
Ernest Nova wrote:
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Regardless, though...one of XMPP's real strengths is that its more of
an
event-driven system...but so many people just don't grok the power of
that, and some real, useful, demonstrations of what's possible would
be
very powerful
of some blue sky thinking ideas, both the specific
one regarding earthquakes, and the more general one of having a place to
post such ideas to be collected.
Thoughts, ideas, comments, suggestions, volunteers, whatever...just
trying to spark some creative thoughts, here.
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Jeff McAdams
Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
Jeff McAdams wrote:
So, for example, with the earthquake info, the USGS has a near-realtime
feed of information that use their own protocol. They have a Java
utility to receive those events and drop them in a file or is also able
to fire off a script. A bit
