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Playing ancient games in Linux
Wow, it's been a while since I posted here. There is no permanence in the world any more ( Read more... ) -
I mustache you one question
On Sunday night I was half asleep when my hand brushed across my face and I thought "WHAT IS THAT THING ON MY FACE??" Then I remembered it was my mustache. -
Ubuntu's Brother drivers
The hardest part of installing my printer driver was realising that the one shipped with Ubuntu just doesn't work ( Read more... ) -
Selling the sun
Even invercargill gets more average sun than Germany - and Germany has the most residential solar installations in the world. In NZ you can sell your power back to the grid: http://mccabe.net.nz/?p=362, although there's no feed-in tariff yet so you can't sell it back for more than you buy ( Read more... ) -
My tweets
- Sat, 11:51: RT @ helenzille: This photo is all you need if you want to explain the concept of IRONY. "@ FrederickStefan: @ BenedictaVanMin http://t.co/ ...
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My tweets
- Fri, 10:00: I just defeated a massive flying nose by shooting bananas up its nostrils in http://t.co/4A1zgbU9 . This is the strangest of all games!
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My tweets
- Wed, 20:28: In keeping with Boson madness, the simplest explanation I have seen: http://t.co/5NbNIOPs (Video, Jonathan Amos on BBC)
- Wed, 23:36: Nature uses random fire alarm tests to weed out those with weak hearts.
- Thu, 08:42: The monopoly houses the ANC play with in South Africa: http://t.co/ONb6uqOY - a nice gift to Mugabe there, paid for ( Read more... )
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Monopoly
The monopoly houses the ANC play with in South Africa: http://is.gd/NG2cTC - a nice gift to Mugabe there, paid for by every South African.
The link is to a frame on the DA's website - I removed the frame because its annoying. -
(re) moving on
I've started at a medium sized (by NZ standards) advertising company - we are around 80 I'd say. Deja vu? I was adapting ok to big corp when something much more up my alley came along, so I grabbed the opportunity.
I'm doing Rails coding at http://www.localist.co.nz and really enjoying it so -
Moving on
I've started at a rather large (by NZ standards) software company - we are 180 strong. First time I've worked with so many people and first time in the financial industry - though not my first brush with big corp. There's a lot to get used to!