Twitter rich115's Recently Played TracksHere’s a pet-peeve. If you’re going to write an application that involves an extension to Firefox, at least ensure it is also compatible with Firefox beta 2.x.
The reality is that most people who are going to use Firefox extensions, especially ones focused on the tech crowd, are the type that like being on the bleeding [...]
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I mentioned my interview with Stephen Ibaraki a few weeks ago. With the amount of publicity he can generate, I’m starting to think I need to move to Canada .
The interview is now available in NPA Careers, CIPS Connections, and I’m quoted in an article in IT Business by Grant Buckler.
Thanks again Stephen!
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Just to prove that I’m not busy enough, I’ve started a Perth Entrepreneurs networking group with Viveca Trader.
When I looked a month ago for a local group that I could join to discuss business and entrepreneurship, I couldn’t find anything available. So, while chatting with Viveca, we decided to start our own group.
If you’re in [...]
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I’ve been waiting for this for a few months. Especially when someone from Flickr dropped a hint about it a few months ago.
Flickr now has in-built geotagging. “So what,” you say. Well now you can explore photos in Flickr by location.
The feature, through third-party tools, has been available for some time, so I’ve had a [...]
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A short while ago I did another interview with Stephen Ibaraki, an amazing technologist in Canada. He published the answers this last week on Canadian IT Managers blog, to which Stephen is a Resident blogger. You can find the first installment here, and the rest on the following days.
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I watched some Billy Connolly today. He is a genius. As it turns out, it’s a brilliant warm up to The Edinburgh Fringe Festival, which starts in a few short days (well, they’re longer in Scotland right now, but you get my meaning).
So if you love comedy, and lets face it, who doesn’t, then there [...]
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Mr Barren is always talking about localisation, recently launching his localised search engine called Gnoos, so he’ll be happy to see a community web service that was just launched in Perth.
PerthNorg is Western Australia’s salvation. For too long we’ve been in the dark, because the local monopolistic newspaper has been dragging its clumsy feet when [...]
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