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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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Category Archives: IT
Abandoning Twidroyd
Twidroyd/Twidroid is a Twitter application for the Android platform. I really quite liked it, until they were bought by Tweetup. Why? Well, during the name change they added a huge EULA. However, the important part is (highlighted part by me): … Continue reading
About Googlegate
I was reading this at El Reg. I like Privacy International. I share many of the same values but I’m not sure that Alexander Hanff has any idea of how code is written at Google. I don’t, but I’d hazard … Continue reading
Migrating Mail – Part 1
At the time of writing, June 2010, I run my own mail server. I started running my own mail server when commercial providers didn’t have good spam detection, didn’t store much mail and weren’t as convenient as using your own … Continue reading
Opinion: To iPad or not to iPad?
This is the first of two posts on Apple. This one deals with their consumer products, the iPad, iPhone, etc. The second deals with how I perceive they are relating to developers. Cory Doctorow wrote an interesting opinion piece on … Continue reading
Version Control: developing on branches rather than master/trunk
I’ve changed my mind. It now seems that it is much more sensible to develop on branches rather than on master or trunk. What am I on about? Well software source control or version control systems. I tend to use … Continue reading
TDC kicks off to a 2nd great day
The Thinking Digital Conference kicked off to a great start on it’s second (and last) day. The comedy of Tom Scott was a fabulous tonic to the rest of the first session which kicked off with an exploration od “Digital … Continue reading
Miguel de Icaza – more foolishness?
A, sadly, unsurprising interview that I read at derStandard.at, but alerted from the Boycott Novell blog. de Icaza has been lampooned in the past for his unpopular views on Microsoft, .net, and C#, but this interview really takes the biscuit. … Continue reading
Why my data isn’t in the cloud
This blog post is one of the best reasons why my data isn’t in the cloud: Suddenly, Nick can’t access his Gmail account, can’t open Google Talk (our office IM app), can’t open Picasa where his family pictures are, can’t … Continue reading
OpenMoko: Software and Hardware bugs
Let’s be clear: this is not a phone (yet) for the masses, but I think it is definitely heading in that direction. It has GPS, accelerometers, GPRS, Bluetooth, WiFi and an open software stack on which practically anything could be … Continue reading
OpenMoko: Software stacks
My OpenMoko arrived a few days ago, and comes with the stock OM2007.2 software. I upgraded it with the opkg update command and then tried to use it for a few days at the LUGRADIO Live 2008 event. It didn’t … Continue reading