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git client for Windows
We're starting to try out git at work to potentially replace Subversion. I've been using git for a month or so at home for personal projects, but that's been on a Mac where git works natively. At ...
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A spot of ad irritation for the morning
I just got driven temporarily insane by the advertising for Rockband on colleghumor.com. Like a number of entertainment/portal sites, they have ad deals where an ad effectively takes over the backg...
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Github is go
The cool Git repository host and online interface, GitHub went officially live today. It does mean paying now for private repos, but I have no problem with that - it's a great service and they're a...
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Wordpress upgrade
Just upgraded to Wordpress 2.5 and let it go back to the default theme rather than the rubbish blank one I've been running until I can get around to doing a proper design.
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iPhone development and CSS3
I just bought an iPhone and so, naturally, being a web developer I've started looking at what can be done with iPhone apps. Having a look at one of Apple's demos (iPhoneButtons) reminded me that of...
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M&S and being green
A year ago, Marks & Spencer announced a 5-year plan to become carbon neutral. This was a good thing. I have an M&S credit card, so every month they post me my credit card statement. The ...
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Control multiple computers with one mouse and keyboard, without a KVM
Reading about Thomas Baekdal's cool new home office setup, one of the comments pointed to a cool app that lets you share your mouse and keyboard with other computers (Windows, Mac and Linux) called...
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To Austin we go
The entire bragster team is off to Austin, TX in early March for the South by Southwest Interactive festival. Should be fun!
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Ruby on Rails 2.0 is go
The official Rails blog has the announcement that Rails 2.0 is done and great news that is too. Now I just need to find the time to eventually catch up on all the changes and start playing with it!
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Make obvious software, not simple software
Brian Oberkirch has been on a bit of a blitz of great posts about social networking today (and I'm not just saying that because he picked up on bragster supporting hCard import yesterday). The o...