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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Micropayments & Donations
People generally want to say thanks when others do them a favor, it’s pretty common we shout someone a beer or a coffee, but it’s hard to do this online – assuming that person can even take an online payment … Continue reading
Half a Terrabyte
With companies in Australia offering 1TB plans, us New Zealanders have been getting pretty jealous of only having 100GB plans for the same money. Except that a couple days ago, my ISP Snap! upgraded everyone’s data allowance by at least … Continue reading
Posted in Geek, Opinions, Personal
Tagged data caps, dsl, internet, new zealand, slingshot, snap!, telecom, telstraclear, UFB
7 Comments
Expressoholic
As much as I love a visit to a fine dining establishment such as Ti Kouka, sometimes it’s nice to just have somewhere you can go for a hearty laid back feed, coffee, beer and just enjoy some solid yet … Continue reading
Posted in Opinions, Vegetarianism
Tagged cafe, cuba st, expressholic, food, vegetarian, wellington
2 Comments
Lord of the Fries
As a New Zealander, Australia is always an attractive option to consider as a destination for both holidays and work experiences – better money, better weather (assuming you like heat), more opportunities and a chance to experience living in a … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Vegetarianism
Tagged food, fucking delicious, lord of the fries, melbourne, vegetarian
10 Comments
DAViCal 1.0.2 on RHEL 5 & 6
To follow up on my previous post about DAViCal, I’ve built and published RPMs for DAViCal itself and the php-awl dependency. These are based off provided spec files from the project and tweaked somewhat to be more suitable for RHEL … Continue reading
DAViCal, awkward name, great features
A reoccurring theme of this blog is that I love to be able to use open standards and open source for storing and accessing my information – biggest example is of course IMAP for email, but I also use tools … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Geek, Open Source
Tagged acal, android, caldav, calendering, carddav, cloud, contacts, davical, evolution, mozilla sync, open standards, server
4 Comments
Grand Theft Auto
Had a wonderful wake up this morning with a call from my property manager, advising that thieves had attempted to steal my car. Apparently a tenant called in 111 around 7am in the morning, finding my car with the lights … Continue reading
Auckland Harbour
Took this on my way into Auckland CBD for Wordcamp this morning – Auckland has a lot of faults, but it is quite a pretty region (or would be without the massive sprawl and motorways all over it).
Leosticks are a gateway drug
At linux.conf.au earlier this year, the guys behind Freetronics gave every attendee a free Leostick Arduino compatible board. As I predicted at the time, this quickly became the gateway drug – having been given an awesome 8-bit processor that can … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Electronics, Geek, linux.conf.au
Tagged 1-wire, android, arduino, electronics, freetronics, linux.conf.au, noob
2 Comments
Leave them kids alone!
I’ve been reading a disturbing number of articles lately advocating and promoting software solutions for the monitoring of children’s smartphones and computers. I don’t have too much issue with children having software on their computers for filtering access to the … Continue reading
Posted in Geek, Opinions
Tagged freedom, gareth hughes, greens, privacy, security, spyware, think of the children
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