Archive for July, 2008
Sigh. Once again the telco’s in Australia have utterly screwed the pooch. Check out this summary of just how messed up it it. I was going to order one of these tomorrow – now I’ll wait. Tweet This Post No related posts.[ READ MORE ]
In the last 7 years, my coffee machine as it turns out has made 9,869 coffees. That’s… a lot of coffee. Bought in September 2000 it’s one of my favourite purchases, and even though I’m drinking more tea than coffee lately it’s still awesome to have a machine that makes great coffee from No related posts.[ READ MORE ]
It’s called Protocol Buffers and apparently is what Google developed and use to handle the data within their enormous systems. Will be interesting for hardcore geeks, and might also be handy if implemented for remoting or webservices somehow. If anyone’s playing with this, let me know. Tweet This Post Related posts:Flex goes open source! Flex Data Services on OSX [ READ MORE ]
Check it out here in the Adobe press release: Adobe makes Flash crawlab;e This is a great step, and really encouraging to see. Between this and the work being done with google analytics etc flash is becoming more and more viable for content delivery on the web. One thing that irritates me though is the uninformed Related posts:Flash – coming to an iPhone near you [ READ MORE ]
My apologies to those who were waiting for this – here are the slides from my talk at scotch this year. I’ve exported them to a pdf to avoid issues between keynote / powerpoint etc. Download the Slides I hope they’re of some use – as always feel free to give me a yell with any Related posts:Speaking at Scotch on the Rocks Belated Scotch post [ READ MORE ]