...and other open collaboration systems) are being left behind by proprietary systems. That it’s the vast databases of the big corporations that mean they can
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|text=Why do so many photo storage systems not have a facility to store the ''timezone'' in which a photo was taken?!
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The data is the thing to concentrate on. Not the systems, they can change — but the data will live on and is much harder to move t
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...ammers love to come up with neat new simple clean beautiful elegant little systems for doing things. It’s the most fun. It makes one feel like the world is
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Why are there so many instant messaging systems?! It's getting crazy. I have to log in to five every morning now.
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It's really quite relaxing working on existing systems compared to building new ones. There are a bunch of old decisions that have
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...I think it is far more relaxing to add data to the world than to add more systems-for-working-with-data. Contributing to Wikisource, Openstreetmap, Commons,
title: Adding data, not systems
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...tance. Maybe it doesn't matter and no one will ever know what any of these systems are, but W3W does seem like it's a bit known and it's totally proprietary a
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...ere’s no automatic system for handling these things, but we ''have'' those systems and they work admirably. And certainly, when it comes to typesetting books
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...e objects of the domain model, and direct bits of those objects to various systems of output. Keeping them both in my mind today is helping me divorce the dom
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...h sod it, let’s rebuild from scratch on Drupal”). But for the multitude of systems that are basically just CRUD, the approach of writing tests that mimic the
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...Flickr's like this, as is Wikimedia Commons, and DigiKam and other desktop systems too. But it's annoying! Certainly it makes sense for the majority of photos
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...tasks one does with this photo-gallery software, and they’re usually where systems are not at their best. Now I’ve got a few thousand photos in it, I’ve g
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...say 'about' because I've experimented with about three ''dozen'' different systems.</ref> sorts of snapshop backups I think, in the last 15 years or so. First
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...link a top-level Wikisource mainspace pages to this work… and the existing systems for doing this don’t allow for the intermediate step of going from Wikiso
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...search, parser, ...) all running with different technologies and different systems of upgrading and support? Or will we head back to the "old days" (in which
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I’ve always found it annoying that computer organisation systems don’t allow things to moulder away in boxes in sheds (as it were), instea
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...be annoying enough. I mean more the vast, unimaginably complex, worldwide systems that keep everything going so that I can sit at this latop and type this �
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But I won’t ramble on about this any more; I’ve got daft blathering about ''systems development'' to get on with.
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