Monthly Archives: September 2005
Confusing?
So the whole Debian vs. DCC Alliance thing is confusing enough already, but when the main player is consistently headlined as “Ian Murdock, the founder of Debian and the leader of the DCC Alliance” instead of “Ian Murdock, Chairman and … Continue reading
Question of the Day
How on Earth did the Cook Islands decide to use two character second level domains? The mind boggles.
Love
Finally got hold of the wedding photos CD over the weekend – hard to believe it has nearly been five months! Try to find the shots where my face isn’t frozen in the same expression (no, the kissing ones don’t … Continue reading
Crisis Mode
This week has been a bit of a calamity. More calamity-splat than calamity-jane, though. Big badness and small badness. Highly unexpected big badness hit the Waugh household on Monday – hopefully something we can sort out very quickly, and it … Continue reading
Objects of Desire
I loved getting my first box of Ubuntu CDs so much, I took product (read: pr0n) shots of them for my blog. But my photos pale in comparison to some of the sexy pr0n shots on flickr. Everybody loves getting … Continue reading
Reamspire!
They try very hard to make the extremely hypocritical (“We’ll douse your fucking pyjamas in lighter fluid if you don’t stop violating our trademark!”) sound innocent (“By golly, won’t that be a wee bit confusing!”). Hooray! Jaw-achingly insecure free stuff! … Continue reading
The Badger Badger Badger Tour!
Announcing… the Badger Badger Badger Tour! I will be travelling for a month and a half, criss-crossing the northern hemisphere, to bring the world of Ubuntu to your doorstep. Expect badgers, mushrooms, schnaaaaaakes, an awful lot of Ubuntu CDs, and … Continue reading
GNOME 2.12 Release Parties in Australia
Come along and celebrate the impending release of GNOME 2.12! Bask in the warm glow of more celebrations during the lead up to Software Freedom Day! Drink beer! Eat dinner! Enjoy the fresh new taste of GNOME 2.12! Adelaide, Wednesday … Continue reading