Facebook’s photo storage rewrite
This week Facebook will complete its roll-out of a new photo storage system designed to reduce the social network’s reliance on expensive proprietary solutions from NetApp and Akamai. The new large blob storage system, named Haystack, is a custom-built file system solution for the over 850 million photos uploaded to the site each month (500 GB per day!). Jason Sobel, a former NetApp engineer, led
In-depth analysis of Microsoft content syndication platform patent application
In-depth analysis of Microsoft content syndication platform patent application On June 21, 2005 eight Microsoft employees claimed invention rights for a “content syndication platform,” exemplified by Internet Explorer 7 and its support for aggregating feed content. Patent application 20060288329 pursues the “the right to exclude others from making, using, offering for sale, or selling” (see United
Authenticated and private feeds
Some syndication feeds are not meant to be displayed for the world to see. Our everyday lives contain private and confidential data we wouldn’t want anyone else to see, and especially not search. There are a few options for trying to keep things private in your feed aggregator but the implementations require proper coding and privacy from all implementors. Examples of private feeds intended for 1:
Expressing threads and comments in feeds
A feed entry is not a silo, but often connected to other entries in the feed world. In this post you will learn how to express relationships between data using RSS, Atom, and common namespaces. Comment count Reading a feed entry can sometimes evoke action in the form of commentary. Readers often become writers, leaving comments attached to a post or article. Popular technology news site Slashdot h
Leaving Microsoft
I am leaving Microsoft to start my own company. My last day at Microsoft is next Friday, August 18. It’s uncertain whether Microsoft will continue the feed platform work I started, but it’s some good stuff so I hope they do. RSS is the internet’s answer to the notification scenarios we’ve discussed and worked on for some time, and is filling a role as “the UNIX pipe of the internet” as people use
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Internet Explorer 8 Search Suggestions
Data interchange for the social web
Data Portability, Authentication, and Authorization
Technorati introduces microformats search
Firefox 2.0 adds new feed handling
State of the aggregator
Windows RSS platform
Feeds as a platform