Looks like Google’s “Wikipedia Killer” called Knol has arrived. Check out this announcement.
I’ve created a bio and a Knol called Oracle. I expect lots official people will want to collaborate on that one.
Cheers
Tim…
Wordpress 2.6 is out, so get upgrading…
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Tim…
phpBB 3.0.2 has been released, so it’s time to get those upgrade hats on. I’ve just upgraded my forum using the automatic update package and it worked fine. Happy upgrading.
Cheers
Tim…
I read Jake’s post this morning and it hit a raw nerve because I’m a bit slack on the Calendar front. I use the calendar on my phone, but don’t sync it to anything, so when I “misplaced” my phone yesterday morning I had lost everything… Fortunately I found my phone last night, but it [...]
Some quick thoughts on the state of desktop virtualization tools…
Background
If you’ve been checking out my RAC articles, you’ll have probably noticed I’m a bit of a VMware fan. I originally used VMware Workstation, but switched to the free VMware Server when it was released in 2006. I don’t have much cause to complain about VMware [...]
Robert Scoble just shared a link to Pencil Turns Firefox into a Drawing Tool, which points to the home of the Pencil add-on. It’s a pretty neat tool for drawing basic diagrams and prototyping screens.
Cheers
Tim…
Just a quick post to let people know what is going on in the next few weeks/months…
UKOUG DE SIG
I’m speaking at the UKOUG DE SIG on the 10th July. Andrew Clarke had a free slot so I offered to speak to help him out. I owe him a few favors and it is on my [...]
The press has been having a field day recently about Jay-Z headlining Glastonbury. I’m watching his set on TV and it’s awesome. The guy is a genious and he’s got a huge field full of people eating out of his hand.
I find it pretty funny how they make a big deal about a rap act [...]
Just a quick mention of PortableApps.com, which lets you run a whole bunch of apps of a USB stick without the need for installation on a your PC.
I had a look at this a while back, but I didn’t really have much of a need for it at the time and the number of apps [...]
I just thought I’d pass on this story…
One of my friends has been running an Internet business for many years. It started as an ASP website against an Access database. At the time Access didn’t support bind variables, so all the SQL was written using literals concatenated into the SQL. This didn’t present much of [...]