Monday, January 31, 2005
Sunday, January 30, 2005
I really like the guy playing the Anakin character. He has perfected the really bad acting.
Saturday, January 29, 2005
I like the wireless snooze function is brilliant but I am unsure if many blokes sleep with teddybears.
Friday, January 28, 2005
101 Dumbest Moments in Business gives us a good opportunity to laugh at the people who own the US presidency.
A brilliant book on the Best Browser available.
Although, I would say that internet downloading is a perfectly fine delivery system.
How about building your own Apollo Guidance Computer in your basement?
Plans and project files are available on the site - for anybody who wants their own AGC.
Wednesday, January 26, 2005
But their latest howto on turning a Mac mini into a media center is something that I will use.
- After reviewing the comments, maybe I will continue to look at building a MythTV or Freevo PVR with a Shuttle-esque box.
It seems that whatever google does is amplified by the others, who use the search power of this group and present it in a new form.
This could be another Google news.
Tuesday, January 25, 2005
So, there is a dearth of photographs on the blog. This happened just as I signed up for Flickr, which seems to be a great service and much better way of getting photos into this blog.
So, I chucked a couple Christmas photos up.
So, there is a dearth of photographs on the blog. This happened just as I signed up for Flickr, which seems to be a great service and much better way of getting photos into this blog.
So, I chucked a couple Christmas photos up.
Guinness - eat your heart out.
Thursday, January 06, 2005
I kept November on through last month since I thought December's offering was crap. But with a New Year it is time for a change.
Monday, January 03, 2005
A good start for the New Year.
A New Year rant.
This is just a quick one for the folks at Novell. They have taken some brave decisions in the past year and it they have started a process which is going to completely change their business.
However, despite the fact that several parts of the company have changed not all of the departments have adopted this new attitude, mainly the folks who send out the disks.
Novell are currently the large player in an environment dominated by small startups invigorated by the open source marketplace. Novell need to step-up to the challenge and undergo a change in attitude if they are going to compete in this arena.
Basic to this is getting your product out to those who will use it. That is not happening.
I defended Novell before when people were commenting on their failure to deliver disks for the Novell Nterprise Linux Services Evaluation Kit.
But now it is becoming increasingly difficult to get the Novell Linux Desktop. We went to the trouble of ordering two disks from a supplier to be told that these disks had to be sold in batches of twelve. Getting the media has also been a troublesome task, and finally the downloads seem to constantly fail and deliver bad images. The last I would blame on my connection or download agent except that this seems consistent with several organistaions I have talked to.
So Novell, get your act together. Figure out what you want to be.
If you are going to be an Open Source Company – then start acting like one.