In February 2003, I placed a small wooden horse in a geocache in Sydney. It had been manufactured in Sweden and its task was to make it back to Sweden by being passed from cache to cache by geocachers.
It made it back its factory birthplace in May 2006 and has been making its way back [...]
Check out this great new product from Google called Google Wave. This could make a lot of project work a lot easier. The video is quite long as it is a full demo of the product, but it does have some very impressive features. And it’s being developed in Sydney.
YouTube have cut the audio from my video of the Rescue Competition due to copyright reasons it would seem. The vision is still there, but the sound has gone. To get around this problem I will host the movie on my videos page and point the You-Tube viewers there.
(I originally had the video embedded on [...]
Check out this revolutionary new product from Apple. I’d better get a new sleeping bag, cos I’ll be camping outside the store waiting for this to be released.
Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard
These are not two things that you would normally associate with each other, however they came together last weekend. As part of a Team Leader course, we had an exercise where we had to make a truck from Lego that would carry a piece of cement for 5 metres, and convince the judges to purchase [...]
If you are reading this on 27 January you should stop immediately and un-plug your modem, for today is World No Internet Day. So instead of staying inside and playing a computer game, go outside and play a real game, have a real face to face chat with a real person in a real room, [...]
It is my sad duty to inform the world that after travelling 27,740km around the globe, the furry travel bug called “Robeart Actually” is officially missing in action. The bear began its journey in New South Wales on 26 February 2003 with the destination of Switzerland. It has since travelled to New Zealand, Queensland, Singapore, [...]
No, I’m not talking about the yahoos and yobbos that run up and down my street, I’m talking about Yahoo the software company.
I used to use a great music player called Musicmatch JukeBox. Although occasionally a little memory hungry it used to do everything I wanted. About a month ago I had to rebuild my [...]
Geocaching is a high-tech version of high and seek using a GPS. “Caches”, which could be anything from a film contained to a 40 litre drum are filled with goodies (mostly stuff from the $2 shop) and hidden around the world. The GPS co-ordinates of the location are posted on the internet and anyone with [...]
I recently added the Secure and Accessible PHP Contact Form to this blog, but couldn’t get it to work. I kept getting an error in the configuration page saying “Cannot access empty property”. The general consensus was that the error involved a clash with the Utimate Tag Warrior (UTW) plugin, and, since the contact form was [...]
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