Code Camp Photos
In case anyone doubted that I actually attended Code Camp this year: (That's me in the yellow t-shirt, by the way.) See the whole set here ....
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Code Camp Oz 2007
Here we are on day two of Code Camp Oz for 2007. Day one, I must admit, was a bit slow for me. There were presentations on TFS and CRM, neither of which we use, and one from Dave Glover on Windows Mobile 6, which (although it looks great) I can't see us using in the foreseeable future. The highlight...
Hello, Next Generation!
We have HD DVD! I repeat: We have HD DVD! Watching King Kong tonight on my new HD DVD Player for the Xbox 360. Can't wait!!!
Outlook 2007 and Mark as Junk
Today, for the first time ever, I ran Outlook 2007. Up 'til now I've used many different mail clients (xmail on unix, Lotus cc:Mail, Lotus Notes, Windows Mail on Vista, Windows Live Mail desktop, Thunderbird, Outlook Express) but I've never used Outlook proper. I'll save more detailed...
Death of the File Share
Pete and I are travelling to Melbourne this evening so that we can attend a presentation tomorrow morning entitled, "The Death of the File Share; what Microsoft SharePoint means for your Workplace". It's being hosted by Euan 's new place of work, OBS , who specialise in SharePoint and...
Thirty-Four
Today's my birthday, for those who didn't know. No massive present-haul to report, because this year I asked Sal to get me the HD DVD drive for the Xbox 360, and that's not released in Australia 'til next week. For now all I have to show for my birthday is the DVD of Battlestar Galactica...
Comics, XML and Microformats
As Chris pointed out in the comments for my last post, I totally misrepresented what microformats really are. It turns out that, rather than an XML format, a microformat is a way of displaying information in HTML , marked up with CSS classes etc in such a way that they're able to be formatted for...
A Microformat for Comics?
As the developer of a program to catalog comic-book collections , I keep track of a lot of comic-related sites around the net. There are a bunch of sites which catalog comics, and/or your personal collection. For example: The Grand Comics Database ComicBookDB.com The Long Box (sadly defunct, it looks...
Registering at the Props
For those interested in creating an account here at madprops.org (perhaps you want to post in the Comicster forums), you will now have to activate your account by clicking on a link in an email you receive when you sign up. I've turned this on in a bid to stop the spambot users that keep signing...
AWDNUG March
For the first time, I believe, Crucible has beaten me to the punch in recapping this month's meeting of the Albury/Wodonga .NET User Group! Last night we had Anton and Tristan presenting; Anton covering a module for Dot Net Nuke called Enterprise Forms , and Tristan talking about the LAMP development...