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I bought my first Mac yesterday—a spiffy, black MacBook. I've spent the first 24 hours with my new computer setting up various means of running Windows on it (Remote Desktop, Boot Camp, and Parallels). In the Mac world, I'm pretty sure that makes me very lame.
It's official—SitePoint has gone too far. When your office Christmas party makes newspaper headlines, it's time to think about toning it down.

TomTom GO 710In my last post, I introduced the TomTom GO 710 GPS receiver (GPSr). I recently bought this device for car navigation but have since found it to be a surprisingly versatile gadget! With the right collection of tweaks and add-ons, it can become a great device for geocaching, and a lot more besides.

In this post, I’ll describe the TomTom GO 710’s on-road navigation features, and offer some useful tips on how to make them better!

Continue reading ‘In-Car Navigation with a TomTom GO 710 in Australia’

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The audio and slides from my talk at Fundamentos Web 2006, as well as the panel discussion in which I participated, are now available on the conference web site.

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24 Hours of Senseless Anxiety

Melbourne daily newspaper The Age has reviewed Impro Melbourne's Theatresports™, in which Jess and I are currently starring!