Monthly Archives: November 2008

OK, it is that time of the year: you get to be in a grand group of interesting people, and doing a micropresentation (on anything!). BarCamps are everywhere, and this, the third one, on Saturday 22 November, should be excellent. … Continue reading →

I think I’m now running on Debian Etch. Had to coment out a line doing a wrong check in an important Perl module: Errno.pm. Via this. But now I’m up again, at least. Good to be back. Ciao for now. … Continue reading →

statsvn has released 0.4.1, and their wiki looks cooler. If you need a “developer of the month” based on lines of code written, this is the software for you.

Went to the post office to pick up a book. Open Source Hardware Vol. 1 arrived today. Well-wrought, and shaped like a Gary Larson album. Wow. Page 173 says the book will be an open source project, an editable wiki, … Continue reading →

In case you were wondering about “Mark Leggot’s project”, Islandora, the Drupal-based frontend for the other one that was supposed to be “a repository for every kind of human knowledge”, which was also capable of transforming its contents to any … Continue reading →

My sister, the cook, is in Australia. Already she’s working. At Aqua, a restaurant. And blogging in Swedish about it (damn those partial RSS feeds!). View Larger Map I’ll keep you posted about her various useful occupational anecdotes, when they … Continue reading →

Never since… very long ago did I have a cultural product to long for. Computer game Fallout 3 has been one of those products. And it seems to be well worth the wait. Had it put aside yesterday, and today, … Continue reading →