Flickr Tsunami.

Imp-Top, originally uploaded by Bright Sam.

What’s happening in the globe isn’t pleasant. Gladly we’re also closer today than we were a few years ago, so we share the pain and hopefully share the rebuilding. Check Flickr’s tsunami tags for some chilling images.

Warning (Update December 30, 2004) : Recent photos are graphic, so please don’t visit [...]

Revolution.

Some times it’s hard to remember that we’re in the middle of a revolution. I often get stuck in the day to day routine, still posting to places to my blogs like Gadget Lounge, here, listening to Podcasts and speaking to fellow revolutionaries, and only sometimes does it hit me just how important all of [...]

Mappr.

Check out Mappr a fantastic extension to Flickr. I’m looking forward to them adding in the rest of the world. If only by reading the tags for the location data! Hint hint Mappr Team, there’s a huge market hoping for that addition RSN.

Richt-Click Generation.

Cameron Reilly has created a new term, and I love it.
In the middle of reading a newspaper or magazine I often catch myself looking to the top right-hand corner of the page in search of the current time. That’s why what Cameron says strikes such a cord.
We were talking about newspapers and I mentioned how [...]

Webmink Comes To Perth.

Simon Phipps visited Perth this week.
It was great to have him here for two major reasons. Firstly, he’s a great thinker, and speaker. We held a breakfast session for some of our customers on Wednesday, and the feedback was amazing. The single most popular and worth while event we’ve run this last year. His talk, [...]

2005 Australian Blog Awards.

Nominations for the 2005 Australian Blog Awards are open for voting. Anyone who reads Aussie blogs should get on over and nominate a few of your favourites. It’s great to see Gadget Lounge has been nominated (thanks Robert ).

Flickr Colour.

amanita muscaria, originally uploaded by tonx.

This is just a fabulous photo on Flickr!

Brad Sucks Rocks (Open Source Music).

Brad Sucks was brought to my attention a few weeks ago when Adam Curry played some of his work on the Daily Source Code. Everyone should check him out. He’s an open source musician, releasing his tunes source bit by bit. Literally you can download a each songs source in separate .wav files as loops, [...]

Busy-ness.

This week’s been a busy one, and I feel like I have hardly started it.
I spent a couple of days in Sydney, for work, but at the same time managed to catch up with some bloggers. Monday I met with Mark Jones and had a very enjoyable time discussing the ins and outs of Aussie [...]

Sydney.jpg

The view from my hotel on my Sydney business trip.