Archive for July, 2006

Jul 29 2006

Tourist in London

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I met up with Chris today for lunch down at Canary Wharf. I had my first Pret a Manger sandwhich since getting here and loved it! I then headed to the Tate Modern gallery which I hadn’t been to before. This is an amazing gallery with some famous paintings along with some odd sculptures. The […]

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Jul 22 2006

Sydney Airport – Wagamamas

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Sydney Airport – Wagamamas Originally uploaded by amanzi. I’m doing the wireless thing from Sydney airport at the moment. Had a great flight from Wellington – got to see Mt Ruapehu as we were still climbing out of Wellies. Also had some of the best service I’ve had from a Qantas flight, even watched a […]

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Jul 19 2006

I just lost without knowing it

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I just found about this crazy game! Unfortunately I’ve already lost, and I expect to lose a whole bunch more!

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Jul 19 2006

Microsoft buys Winternals

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News just in is that Microsoft have purchased Winternals and have made co-founder, Mark Russinovich a technical fellow. I hope that Microsoft aren’t planning on changing much at Winternals, or their community site, Sysinternals. If you’ve worked on Windows networks, you’ve probably used one or more of the free utilitites provided bySysinternals, or you’ve come […]

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Jul 13 2006

Rockstar Supernova Rocks

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The second week of Rockstar: Supernova has just been on and I am LOVING it. The quality of talent seems so much better than last season and the band members are way more tougher! Favourite so far has to be Dilana Robichaux, and not just because of her South African roots – she is by […]

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Jul 12 2006

Sun’s new server is a Thumper

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It’s not that often that I get overly excited about a server, but you’ve got to hand it to the guys at Sun – this is an impressive box! It’s a 4 core server with 24 TB (yes, that’s TERRABYTES) that fits in a 4U chassis and weighs 170kg when fully loaded. It packs in […]

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Jul 11 2006

Keep an eye on my Yahoo Travel site

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I came across this link from the GigaOM site this morning with details on Yahoo’s new travel site. I’ve seen a couple of these sites before but as this integrates nicely with my Flickr account, I’m quite looking forward to making use of it on my upcoming trip to London and Amsterdam. So I’ve set […]

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Jul 10 2006

Open-source Windows

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Microsoft employee, Ryan Rogers, has posted a blog entry asking for the public’s thoughts as to whether Microsoft should release an open-source version of Windows. Now I’m not sure whether Ryan is that high up the food chain to be able to influence this decision, but he seems to think it’s  a good idea. Read […]

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Jul 09 2006

Zooomr giving away Pro accounts to bloggers

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Photo sharing site, Zooomr, are apparently giving away Pro accounts to bloggers who display one or more of their Zooomr photos on their blog. I checked out the site this morning and it definitely has a lot going for it, but there are also a few things I didn’t like about it. I particularly didn’t […]

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Jul 08 2006

Joanne Colan to join Rocketboom

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The news just in is Joanne Colan will be taking over from Amanda Congdon as the new presenter of Rocketboom. Joanne previously worked as a presenter for MTV Europe. I used to watch MTV Europe 8 years ago when I lived in South Africa, and If this is the same presenter that I’m thinking of, […]

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