Monthly Archives: August 2006

K2 0.9

Update 23 August 2006: I’m back to K2 Beta Two, since 0.9 was messing up the formatting of static pages by putting   tags around them. Here’s hoping the next version won’t include problems I don’t know how to fix. … Continue reading

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MacOS 10.5 (Leopard) Preview

I had a brief look at the Leopard preview material on Apple’s website this morning before work (Jobs’ WWDC 2006 keynote started around 3am Australian time), and was disappointed. Time Machine looks gimmicky (and, as someone who already has an … Continue reading

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eCensus

In Australia, tonight is census night. I’m filling out my form online using eCensus. Unlike the appalling eTax package Australians can use for their tax returns, eCensus is browser-based (and thus multiplatform), and intuitive. Do the census, everyone! It’s important … Continue reading

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Where, you say?

Whereis thinks Melbourne’s Chinatown is on Little Collins Street. It’s not. As anyone who lives here, or has a copy of a half-decent map of the city, will know, Chinatown is in fact on Little Bourke Street.

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Big Deck

Thanks to Tim for this one. I don’t usually post such random stuff, but this had me laughing hard…

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