Monthly Archives: June 2007

The new netiquette

Posted on 2007-06-21 by Graham Lee

It used to be that netiquette was all about TURNING OFF THE CAPS LOCK, making sure that the subject matched the content, that you didn’t go off the wall if someone didn’t reply to your e-mail in a few minutes, … Continue reading →

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A bit late for that, isn’t it?

Posted on 2007-06-19 by Graham Lee

Just won the above-linkied item on eBay: the Amiga SDK :-) I’m probably slightly late to make any money out of Amiga development, but I’m glad I finally get to tinker. Might have to crack open the AROS if I … Continue reading →

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Apple and Google sitting in a tree, f-i-g-h…erm…t-i-ng

Posted on 2007-06-13 by Graham Lee

This really came out of a throwaway comment I made on Daniel, but it seems popular to pick apart every last iota of Steveness from the WWDC keynote, and I’m nothing if not popular. So here we go. What is … Continue reading →

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Miniwindows

Posted on 2007-06-11 by Graham Lee

Maybe it’s just me who gets annoyed by teeny-tiny miniaturised views which are completely illegible. Even so, I’ve just uploaded an article I wrote on Miniwindows which can be used in any OpenStep implementation such as Cocoa or GNUstep. It’s … Continue reading →

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Moving on

Posted on 2007-06-06 by Graham Lee

There has been some cat-escaping-bagness, which is mainly my fault, but now that it’s all official I’m going to ‘announce’ it myself: I’ve got a new job! From the end of July, I’ll be working at Sophos as Senior Software … Continue reading →

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