Category

Tech

2026

  1. Shipping Something Fun
  2. Simplify your git config with conditional includes

2024

  1. Frankenstein themes with Gutenberg

2023

  1. Second post on WordPress developer blog
  2. Xmas projects

2022

  1. Migrating from Roam to Obsidian
  2. Published on WordPress developer news

2020

  1. RIP Strats

2019

  1. The Soul of a New Machine

2012

  1. Raspberry pi audio
  2. Reserving IP addresses with buggy Netgear firmware
  3. Kindle statistics
  4. Blogging with Octopress
  5. So long and thanks for all the fish

2010

  1. Kindle
  2. Then and now

2009

  1. First impressions of gnome-shell
  2. Ubuntu One
  3. Gwibber

2007

  1. Configuring enigmail
  2. Freelink
  3. My recent free software involvement
  4. Ubuntu membership

2006

  1. Top ten most ran programs
  2. Joining the bugsquad
  3. Double click vs single click
  4. I.E. DOM Explorer
  5. Tracks: Gettings Things Done
  6. Belated new years resolutions
  7. 5 cool gmail tools

2005

  1. Participation
  2. Flock
  3. Google Talk
  4. While at work I spend probably upwards of three quarters of my time in vi, or using ksh in vi mode. Now my fingers are expecting it everywhere, from text entry in word, to scrolling in every other application. I now resent having to move my fingers from the home row and grit my teeth every time I realise I must, wishing everything had a Vi compatible mode.

  5. Pocket PC today theme
  6. Software patents follow-up
  7. Software patents
  8. Sitemaps
  9. Web designing
  10. Activesync
  11. I got my first gnome package committed last night. The British translation for f-spot… Not much but it’s a start, i’m looking around for programs to start work on, or some nice easy bug fixes 🙂

  12. Ubuntu
  13. Structured blogging
  14. Google speed-up
  15. After experimenting with drupal I decided to switch back to Wordpress as I feel it is better for blog usage. However when I opened my drupal database backup it was corrupted, so I lost the last two weeks of posts, a couple of comments and a user (apologies Nick). I’m left feeling quite dumb. UPDATE: I’ve since managed to recover all the data, except for comments thanks to yahoos cache of my site

  16. Google News
  17. Google Desktop Search
  18. Site update
  19. Ubuntu
  20. Google video
  21. Ubuntu Linux
  22. Cheap meat

2004

  1. Desklook
  2. Google Desktop Search
  3. Firefox 1.0-pr
  4. WordPress upgrade
  5. I managed to get Firefox to run from my USB Memory Stick. Now I can have my browser setup how I want wherever I go. I’m writing this from it now, it seems a bit slow to start but what do you expect. Here tells you how to setup your folders and here is the final .bat