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Twitter: ajkavanagh- @jamesmills I've put the call out but not heard anything back yet. Early days though. #supermondays
- RT @sumogray: UX: Recommended Reading -people who attended SuperUX talk at #supermondays asked if I could... http://tumblr.com/xqxejiant
- @sumogray Thanks for the reading list. I've updated the supermondays blog to include it.
- @Joanne84 Thanks for putting the slides and resources up. I've linked to them on the #supermondays blog: http://is.gd/dSIx7
- My thx to @Alex_McVey, @hannahbryan @JamesHails @Lau8080 and all other helpers for making last night's #supermondays event such a success!
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Monthly Archives: April 2008
Microsoft OOXML- why is it so wrong?
OOXML; Office Open XML. Even the name is false as it clearly isn’t ‘open’ in the sense of non-discriminatory, particularly against GPLed implementations. It’s not at all clear whether a GPL implementation of OOXML can be done. Then there’s the … Continue reading
OOXML is a failure as a “standard”
It goes without saying that I’m staggered, and appalled, at the recent events with the OOXML standardisation process. Others, more informed than me, have written extensively on the subject at sites such as Growlaw, <NO>OOXML, Open Malaysia, Bob Sutor, Rob … Continue reading
The madness of SMC
Well I’ve a little bit less hair today due to an ancient SMC 7301TA ISDN router. It seemed like it was going to be a simple job. Configure an ISDN router to DUN1 into a remote system for maintenance. How … Continue reading