Sam Wilson's Journal
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I have been playing around with a different form for this website for the last couple of weeks. Because I don’t particularly care if people don’t have access to it all the time, I made the changes to the live site, and so it’s looked pretty bad lately. Lots of changes behind the scenes, though, [...]
[Keywords: Brindabellas, IBM, MacKennal Street, moving, samwilson.id.au, software, storage, tuggeranong, website, White Gum Valley] [No comments] [Permanent link]
I really shouldn’t have bothered with that last post; siting in that office, my brain confuddled with fluro lights, cake, and the ‘net, I can never think well enough to write anything. I should get that by now. So I’ve left the place, earlier than I should’ve, walked across town towards the dam wall, and [...]
[Keywords: escape, exploration, Exploring, tuggeranong, urbex] [No comments] [Permanent link]
Right. Well then. My idea, this week, is to write more. So far, I have failed. I have nothing to say. There is nothing going on, nothing worth talking about. But I want to write. * * * I have six weeks and two days to go at IBM. I’ve bought my train ticket, and [...]
[Keywords: Blathering, Blogging, IBM, Leaving Canberra, Nikon D60, tuggeranong, Writing, Writing in public view] [No comments] [Permanent link]
Last night I went to an ACS talk about teleworking. Against my expectations, I actually really enjoyed it. Within five minutes the presenter — Bevis England: a neat, friendly, almost English-sounding Kiwi — had mentioned peak oil and the way in which biofuel production is pushing up food prices. The environmental benefits of teleworking have [...]
[Keywords: ACS, Australian Computer Society, Food shortages, IBM, Peak oil, Telecottage, Telework, Working from home] [4 comments] [Permanent link]
