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Plugging plugins is chic geek

Filed by: Julian on September 3rd 2005

Tell others about the underlying blog technology? Why, it’s all the fashion amongst the blogging crowd.

Categories: About OddThinking,Geek,S/W Dev,Tribal Affiliation

Lining up the WordPress filters

Filed by: Julian on September 3rd 2005

The more things change, the less happy I am with BASIC line numbers.

Categories: About OddThinking,Based On A True Story,Cathartic Rant,Doubleplus Geek,Insufficiently Advanced Technology,S/W Dev,Tribal Affiliation

Shooting the code

Filed by: Julian on June 13th 2005

A programming war-story about the Commodore 64.

Categories: Based On A True Story,Doubleplus Geek,Heroic Failures,Story-Telling,Tribal Affiliation

Investigative Journalism?

Filed by: Julian on June 4th 2005

Dog bites woman, page 5. Man walks dog, page 1.

Categories: Cathartic Rant,Influencing Others,Tribal Affiliation

Puzzling over Puzzles

Filed by: Julian on May 21st 2005

To solve a puzzle from a newspaper is to win a battle. But can you win the war?

Categories: Puzzle Solving,S/W Dev,Tribal Affiliation
Tags: philosophy, puzzles

Is a picture worth a thousand words?

Filed by: Julian on May 13th 2005

A short diatribe on information presentation

Categories: Based On A True Story,Cathartic Rant,Geek,Observation,S/W Dev,Tribal Affiliation
Tags: corporate life, software, UI

Stock-Taking

Filed by: Julian on May 12th 2005

Taking stock of your life doesn’t lead to stock answers

Categories: Humour,Story-Telling,Thoughts from the Shower,Tribal Affiliation
Tags: sleep

Passing By a Landmark

Filed by: Julian on May 12th 2005

Why I would never call Landmark Education a cult.

Categories: Based On A True Story,Cathartic Rant,Observation,Tribal Affiliation
Tags: review

The Tale of Three Painters

Filed by: Julian on April 17th 2005

What unnatural processes! Haven’t the experiences of the Chrysler Corporation taught you anything of the benefits of Extreme Painting?

Categories: Humour,S/W Dev,Story-Telling,Thoughts from the Shower,Tribal Affiliation
Tags: Humour, software

Big Questions

Filed by: Julian on April 16th 2005

The Sydney Morning Herald has a regular column, Big Questions, where they invite readers to submit questions to be published, and other readers to submit answers.

What sort of nagging questions do their readers want – nay, need – to get answered?

Categories: Based On A True Story,Tribal Affiliation
Tags: journalism, linguistics

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