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why did #JSON won (so easily) over #XML as an #API format? i have an explanation and i am really curious what people are thinking. i find this kind of "tech history" fascinating, because oftentimes there is so much more than "just tech" involved. youtube.com/watch?v=jSx84DYw…
Elise Bradshaw retweeted
Today's recreational activities will include a bike ride and playing with metadata. Here's a map of our entire digitised collections repository (harvested in June). "Communities" in yellow, "Collections" in blue, scaled by number of items
2020 has been a lot of things but I sure didn't expect it to be the year I got really into mind maps.
Elise Bradshaw retweeted
One of the easiest and most rewarding things you can do right now is read more books by First Nations writers. These are some local books that have been important to me, I'd also really recommend Braiding Sweetgrass by the Potawatomi writer Robin W Kimmerer.
Elise Bradshaw retweeted
YOU: TikTok is just dumb kids dancing, right?
ME: You are WOEFULLY underprepared for Gen Z. vm.tiktok.com/oYTjQ7/
SOUND ON!
Elise Bradshaw retweeted
Honestly, at some point you have to ask yourself: if our economic system doesn't secure public health and well-being, and doesn't protect and regenerate ecology, then what's actually the point?
Elise Bradshaw retweeted
your taxes are for universal crises, not your super
your taxes are for universal crises, not your super
your taxes are for universal crises, not your super
Elise Bradshaw retweeted
I wrote a short, practical guide on why you should prepare for COVID-19 and how. Forget the doomsday talk and the "prepper" subculture with all its snake oil. You should prepare *now because it's the best thing you can do to help everyone else. Here's how:
blogs.scientificamerican.com…
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Some of the spectacular cakes and an example of our monthly meetings that I mentioned in my minute madness! Come see me at poster 245 if you want to chat about our lovely community of practice! #AusPreserves #idcc20
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Cross walking between PROV and PREMIS never looked so pretty 😍 #idcc20
Elise Bradshaw retweeted
Strikingly different goals between email preservation in different institutions - emails collections from significant people vs emails from institutions #ArchEmail2020
(Capstone sits uneasily in the intersection)
(The technology is common...)
Elise Bradshaw retweeted
Now: @transmissionary on
transition and collaboration from Analogue to digital at @unimelb.
@jayechats #ArchEmail2020
Happy to be remotely watching via livestream as the fabulous @transmissionary does all the hard presenting work on email archiving & digital preservation @unimelb Thanks again @NLNZ team for the livestream #ArchEmail2020 #DigiPres @unilibrary natlib.govt.nz/events/archiv…
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.@CyberKittyFace from Public Records Office Victoria @PROV_RKS on the email problem, 67,000 LTOs, over 28 petabytes (PB). Part of Victorian Electronic Records Strategy (VERS)
prov.vic.gov.au/recordkeepin…
#archemail2020
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There are now only 2 routes out of Sydney. Every other road is blocked by fire.
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A coalition of 23 fire and emergency services say the government is trying to gag debate on climate change.
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It's great to have a dedicated #DigitalPreservation space at @statelibrarynsw with our new Digital Preservation Lab. Read more on our #DigiPres blog: sl.nsw.gov.au/blogs/digital-… #WDPD2019



























