February 17, 2006
Three weeks today, I'll be landing in Austin, Texas for SXSW. I cannot tell you how excited I am about going to this event again.
Two years ago, A collegue and I attended to what I thought was just going to be another industry do. How wrong I was. The inspiration fuelled my creativity and design direction for about six months. Little did I know then that in two years time I would be sitting on one of the panels. Nervous? Me?
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January 26, 2006
Thanks Rob, I was kind of feeling left out. I love Memes I do (In my best South Walian accent).
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January 14, 2006
It's that time of year again when Emma and I set off to deepest Europe in search of the white stuff - I'm not talking hard drugs here of course - but snow and it looks like there's going to be plenty of it this year.
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January 08, 2006
A week or so ago, can't remember exactly when, I followed a link from Jon's site to the latest Beta of Camino. I've used Camino a few times over the months, mostly when it was in early alpha stage, but ended up ditching it for Firefox.
I've been using it pretty much exclusively for a week or so now and it is very good.
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December 20, 2005
What a year. What. A. Year.
From launching this site, being ill and getting to meet so many new friends - it's been eventful that's for sure.
I don't really know where to start, so much stuff has happened but I'll try and be brief.
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December 14, 2005
A couple of weeks ago Emma and I took a holiday to my parent's new pad in a little place called Luz, near Lagos, on the southern coast of Portugal.
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November 02, 2005
Marko at mcville.net was nice enough to ask to interview me. Of course I obliged. There's some other great interviews on there, particularly fellow brits John Oxton and Simon Collison. So, go on, get yourself a nice cup of tea and have a read.
October 26, 2005
My host, Dreamhost, comes bundled with IMAP email (which is great btw. Mike explains the benefits much better than I could). SquirrelMail is Dreamhost's webmail client of choice.
For a while now, SquirrelMail has been bugging me. Now don't get me wrong, SquirrelMail is has some great features: It's stable, feature-packed, fairly configurable but BY GOD it's been beaten with the ugly stick.
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