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Monthly Archives: January 2006
Seven
The Seven team is… Lindsay Holmwood Sara Kaan Ben Leslie Matthew Moor Jeff Waugh Pia Waugh Jamie Wilkinson
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Fear and Loathing in Dunedin
We were somewhere around Christchurch, at the edge of the island, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember saying something like, “I feel a bit light-headed. Maybe you should drive.” Suddenly, there was a terrible roar all around … Continue reading
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Dapperberries
Is the Ubuntu Desktop Team cool or what? In less than 36 hours the following happened: I reported a fairly simple to solve bug in gcalctool; received confirmation the the bug was confirmed; received confirmation that it was fixed; received … Continue reading
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Waugh Partners
Pipka got a special delivery yesterday – the first run of business cards for her new company, Waugh Partners (website coming soon). Rock on.
GNOME.conf.au 2006
I’ve just finalised the schedule for GNOME.conf.au 2006. It’s going to be a blast: Welcome, Introductions and… – Jeff Waugh More Than Code – Davyd Madeley OpenSolaris and GNOME – Glynn Foster GNOME-ifying Games – Callum McKenzie GTK+ on Ice … Continue reading
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kthxbye
*ring* “Jeff Waugh speaking.” “Hi-have-my-business-cards-arrived-yet?” “Uh, no.” “Okay-thanks-bye!” *clunk* WTF! I just got kthxbye-d by Pia! Travesty.
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linux.conf.au just keeps on rocking
From an email about the success of linux.conf.au and Linux Australia… For me, the credit is in the outcome, and that’s not a light and pithy thing to say just for the hell of it. The linux.conf.au 2001 team aimed … Continue reading
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WordPress 2.0
Migrated to WordPress 2.0, running on my Linode. Imported all of my pyblosxom and advogato posts, taking a little trip down memory lane in the process. Lots of redirect and rewrite action. This should give a few Planets the irrits. … Continue reading
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Back in the saddle?
I wonder if Havoc is limbering up to get back in the saddle as GNOME’s philosopher-elect? I sure hope so. While his written voice is strong and controversial enough to piss off a subset of his readers – the misguided, … Continue reading
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