Monthly Archives: June 2007

Camtasia is fantastic!

We have been having “slow” Sharepoint issues at work (hosted on the over side of NZ-US WAN), and the IS guy gave me a trail URL to test with. Much better performance, but how do I show this. Camtasia to … Continue reading

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REWiki – Reverse-engineering documentation project

In following my referrer log for my Curse of the Azure Bond project, I’ve found some quite interesting discussions about games re-makes. The scummVM forum had a link to the REWiki. This is a very cool idea to document file … Continue reading

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Stevey’s BACK!

Oh my god, Steve is back, and on fire. That Old Marshmallow Maze Spell is fantastic, I think I found two or three sub stories that fit me. Not sure what the whole story was now. Just that it flowed, … Continue reading

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Using Google cache to view blocked (by server) pages

The US military has an project called JRAC (Joint Rapid Airfield Construction) that has some of our gear as part of the solution. Recently a US colleague emailed a URL to read the blog posts of the current trial in … Continue reading

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Wooden Bookshelf

For my Queens Birthday weekend, I spent the public holiday building a wooden bookshelf for Jacob. Software developers like to compare building software to different things, like building bridges or houses, but building a bookshelf really felt like a small … Continue reading

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