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Stephen Judge marked one of Chris Messina's replies in OpenID Foundation as useful. Chris Messina replied to the problem "My Votes have disappeared".
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Stephen Judge replied on November 15, 2009 12:50 to the problem "My Votes have disappeared" in OpenID Foundation:
I sorted this out by the way, my votes hadn't disappared it was just that the bookmarklet I was clicking on was sending votes to an old OpenID account I was using on Demand OpenID. I manually went and added them all to my new Demand OpenID account now. 126 votes and counting! -
Stephen Judge reported a problem in OpenID Foundation on November 15, 2009 12:47:
opendesktop.org and scribd.com now supports OpenID. Demand OpenID needs to be updatedThe login pages for opendesktop.org and scribd.com are now OpenID enabled. This needs to be update at http://demand.openid.net/site/opendes... and http://demand.openid.net/site/scribd.com -
Stephen Judge started following the question "Can Gmail offer an LDAP service so that when I use Apple Mail, I get contact suggestions?" in Google.
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Stephen Judge reported a problem in OpenID Foundation on October 22, 2009 12:23:
Elgg.org now supports OpenID. Demand OpenID needs to be updatedThe community page at Elgg.org is now OpenID enabled and this is the only login form on the website. This needs to be update at http://demand.openid.net/site/elgg.org -
Stephen Judge posted a topic that has since been removed from Get Satisfaction. see the change log
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Stephen Judge asked a question in OpenID Foundation on October 12, 2009 01:44:
Scribd OpenID enabled, update its statusScribd is OpenID enabled. Its status in Demand OpenID needs to be updated http://demand.openid.net/site/scribd.com -
A comment on the problem "There's No Login Link on GetSatisfaction.com" in Get Satisfaction:
Great, will this include a link to login via OpenID? – Stephen Judge, on September 25, 2009 22:15 -
Stephen Judge reported a problem in Get Satisfaction on September 25, 2009 21:55:
There's No Login Link on GetSatisfaction.comYour new homepage looks nice, except there is no login link for users of the Get Satisfaction community. It was bad enough when you never put the OpenID login back on the homepage after your last re-design, now there is no login at all. They lengths I had to go to, to get to my account was crazy. -
Stephen Judge started following the problem "Myvidoop website is unreachable." in Vidoop.
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Stephen Judge replied on September 20, 2009 00:12 to the question "Is Vidoop gone out of business?" in Vidoop:
There is now another serious problem on myVidoop. It is not sending out Activation codes to activate a browser. This effectively locks us out of myVidoop and all out password data. Detailed report here http://gsfn.us/t/df67 -
Stephen Judge reported a problem in Vidoop on September 20, 2009 00:08:
Confirmation Codes not being sentFor the past few weeks now the myVidoop server has stopped sending out the Confirmation Codes required to activate new browsers to an account. This is not a case of the codes being sent to webmail accounts like Yahoo, Hotmail and Gmail, and those accounts dumping the messages as spam. The codes simply are not being sent. I have been trying to send the verification codes to all three of my email accounts, one of which is on my own server with no spam filtering enabled.
What is happening now is when you click the "Sent activation code" button, it proceeds to do something, the message "Your code is being sent." comes up with the swirling timer and that it is. The swirling timer continues endlessly (a half hour at least), no confirmation of a code being sent appears and I receive no code.
I have tried this on Firefox, Chrome and Internet Explorer on multiple PC's, my own and public access PC's, still nothing working.
Without this code I cannot access my Vidoop account and I am locked out from all my password data, thus myVidoop becomes useless to me.
I hope we can get an answer from whoever is still connected to Vidoop. Their blog is still down and nothing happening on their Twitter account.
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Stephen Judge started following the question "Not receiving my confirmation code" in Vidoop.
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A comment on the idea "Sync to Xmarks and Own Hosted Server" in Xmarks:
Stop spamming GetSatisfaction – Stephen Judge, on August 25, 2009 13:11 -
Stephen Judge reported a problem in Wakoopa on August 10, 2009 02:37:
Tags disappearingThis has happened to me twice now. I have tagged all the apps I use with tags such as 'open source','audio','graphics' etc. Now I find that when I add more than one tag to an app, say I add the tags 'open source, audio', it saves them fine and the new apps show up in my tag clouds fine. But when I check back several days later I find that one or more of the tags and respective tag clouds has disappeared. It seems if you tag an application with more than one tag, it will drop one of the tags after a few days.
The first time this happened I figured it was just a bug that would be fixed so I left it for a few months and then re-tagged everything. Now I come back a few weeks after re-tagging everything and I find my tags are gone again. What is going on! Can you fix this please. -
A comment on the problem "Video Error: Two videos that don't play well" in Participatory Culture Foundation (Miro):
Hi Will, yep I just updated to the latest VLC 1.0.1 and a fresh uninstall and install and those two videos still face the same problems. It might be useful if you could also download them and make sure the same problem exists on your system. They are hosted on LegalTorrents, the links are in my post above. – Stephen Judge, on August 06, 2009 01:50 -
Stephen Judge reported a problem in Participatory Culture Foundation (Miro) on July 30, 2009 03:45:
Video Error: Two videos that don't play wellI have download two high quality videos from LegalTorrents both for which don't play well in Miro.
1. Creative Commons - A Shared Culture: This video does not show any picture, only sound. When played with VLC it displays this error:
"No suitable decoder module:
VLC does not support the audio or video format "apcn". Unfortunately there is no way for you to fix this."
It plays fine with Apple Quicktime and plays ok with Media Player Classic using K-Lite Code Pack 5.0.3 Full, however the dimensions are slight wrong.
2. Poverty: This video will display picture and sound however the picture is very delayed and jumpy and has a look of many horizonatal lines going through it. It appears the same in VLC. In Apple Quicktime and in Media Player Classic the picture is much better however it is slightly out of sink with the audio. That could just be the editing though.
These problems seem to be related to Miro and VLC I thought they might be useful for you to look at to help improve video decoding and you may also report the problem upstream to the VLC team.
I am using Windows Vista Home Premium and Miro 2.5.1 -
A comment on the question "Allow native video playing for OGG Theora" in blip.tv:
I also just found this useful Firefox Extension to allow Theora encoding and uploading from within the browser, which may negate the need to do server side encoding. It is currently being tested by the Wikimedia Commons: Article, Firefogg Extension – Stephen Judge, on July 30, 2009 03:00 -
Stephen Judge replied on July 30, 2009 02:38 to the question "Allow native video playing for OGG Theora" in blip.tv:
It seems you yourself are a bit sucked into hype about H.264 and I am not here to debate that. I did not start this topic with a desire to debate the values of one codec over another, or market shares etc. Please do not make assumptions about my background. I am neither a High School or College student and I don't hide behind a username.
If you took the time to read what I had said you will see that I am only interested in free and open access to information. I think I made that point clear several times. I will let Blip.tv worry about their investors. I am not seeking to waste engineering time and I do not believe I have done so. Blip.tv committed to supporting Theora well before I started this topic and if you read their blog post you will see they were happy to do so. In fact by asking Blip.tv to drop the Cortado player in favour of native browser support I am asking them to so something that is easier to do than what they had already achieved with their implementation of the Cortado player. Dropping the player and allowing for native browser support only requires them to add the <video> tags and some CSS to allow the files to play nicely on their site. This is no more than what they have already done.
Server side encoding should also be an relatively simple task to implement with their existing encoding infrastructure using ffmpeg2theora.
No I do not believe that Blip.tv is be paid to set internet standards, but it is forward thinking companies and organisation like Mozilla, Xiph, Blip.tv and those of the Open Video Alliance that help to push the advancement and adoption of free and open information standards and in turn create true educational and creative values on the Internet and in society.
You may see me as an idealist, which I have no problem with, because without idealists we would just allow corporate interests to dictate art, culture and education. And for this reason I am proud to be one. When I am making CD's of the Wikipedia with open video content in Theora to be sent to areas around the world without interenet access, I am able to do so because of open content and open standards.
We can balance each other out I suspect. I have said all that I need to say, and if staff from Blip.tv read this they will decide what is important to their company, but I will not apologise for asking them to push forward with innovation.</video> -
Stephen Judge gave praise in Participatory Culture Foundation (Miro) on July 29, 2009 22:58:
Wow great speed improvementsWell done on the 2.5 release, some minor annoyances still remain but the Speed to Launch improvement is great. I have to admit I often hesitated to open Miro because it too up to a minute to launch, probably because I have a huge subscription list, worse that my cable channels I suspect :-) . But now it loads in 15 seconds, I am well impressed, Miro is a joy to use again. Keep it up.
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