Author: Simon Scullion

  • links for 2008-09-23

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    ESME: anatomy of a community based project Describing the mechanics of any project is tough, especially if you're an insider. Detailing what's happened with ESME is particularly challenging because it is unlike any other project in which I have participated. At this stage (and remember we haven't yet gotten to the first TechEd), anything I…

  • Twitter Updates for 2008-09-22

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    Monday morning and in the office….. # updated Pidgin, cannot avoid the Windoze updates reboot much longer though… # trying to get my comments added to an internal ideation event, lot to comment on, not enough time!! # must be lunchtime # having updated to the beta of Adobe AIR on my Ubuntu box, @twhirl…

  • Twitter Updates for 2008-09-19

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    Notes 8 just crashed on me sending an email 🙁 # @jaysolo LOL! Oh, that ominous silence, its amazing how loud it is! # @sdownes1972 enjoy the hols, meanwhile I’ll be back to full time next week, argh!! # try out the IBM Mashup Center in the Lotus Greenhouse http://tinyurl.com/58b4xq # cool, Notes 8 recovered…

  • Twitter Updates for 2008-09-18

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    building wiki content to help demonstrate its capabilities # Powered by Twitter Tools.

  • Twitter Updates for 2008-09-17

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    in the office for the afternoon, after taking the little’un for school day 2. I think I could get used to being a stay at home Dad! # not enjoying anything about what I am having to do right now 🙁 # @stuartmcintyre nah, just feeling grumpy and down, like I’m sat under a big…

  • Twitter Updates for 2008-09-16

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    Mornin’ twitterverse! At home this morning, daughter’s first day at “big” school today, for all of 1.5hrs!! # just ordered a memory upgrade for my home pc, still chugging along with 512mb! 2gb on its way from Crucial, very easy process # @delboycarter 4gb would be good, but motherboard can only cope with 2gb… 🙁…