Archive for May, 2008

Testing BlogJet

I have installed an interesting application – BlogJet. It’s a cool Windows client for my blog tool (as well as for other tools). Get your copy here: http://blogjet.com
I caught the tip from Gia Lyons “About” page, hadn’t heard of the tool before, so thought I’d check it out given my issues installing Windows Live Writer.
Disappointed [...]

links for 2008-05-19

PicApp – the best content for the best publishers
Free stock photos for use online
(tags: photos free images photography stockphotos photo blog)

links for 2008-05-16

Wubi – Ubuntu Installer for Windows
Wubi is an officially supported Ubuntu installer for Windows users that can bring you to the Linux world with a single click. Wubi allows you to install and uninstall Ubuntu as any other Windows application, in a simple and safe way.
(tags: linux ubuntu windows installer opensource software wubi)

links for 2008-05-15

enavigo – wooden boats
Welcome to the astonishing world of classic wooden sailing boats
(tags: wooden sailing boats yachts)

Just for posterity

I just updated my about page, and cut this section out, as it didn’t feel relevant anymore, though I thought it’d be nice to keep as a reminder of why this all started!
Objectives
The main aim of this blog – apart from finally registering my domain name – is to give me some focus in my [...]

links for 2008-05-14

Go Big Always – How we use blogs internally
A great post on real use-cases for internal blogging
(tags: business blog blogging corporate internal)

How It Does It: The RIAA Explains How It Catches Alleged Music Pirates – Chronicle.com
Interesting article on how the RIAA is using the same tools as the file-sharers
(tags: RIAA copyright file-sharing music)

Twitter Updates for 2008-05-14

@Soulsailor what better to do on the commute for a sailing geek! #
need to reboot, my laptop isn’t docking properly this morning, I have no keyboard or mouse… :-/ #
the reboot worked, so a slightly belated good morning to the twitterverse! #
@chieftech I know what you mean, but I do like the convenience [...]