My current broadband contract ran out a while ago and the renewal price was too steep - £360/year for a 1Mb connection! A year ago that wasn’t too bad a price, and the service has been good, but now the renewal price is just silly. Having swapped my telephone to Talk Talk and had no [...]

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While in Seattle on Wednesday evening I met up with Henri, Cliff and Ted for a great dinner. Was really good to catch up again and they were very tolerant of my tardiness! I’ll try and be on time next time!
Ted & I spent a bit of time chatting about cameras and taking pictures. I’ve [...]

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It was pointed out a few days ago that the FOAF files we’d been using for creating the people.apache.org site weren’t valid RDF! They had been at various points earlier in the development, but as I added various additional pieces of information it seems I stopped checking the validity of the output. Whoops!
The output has been [...]

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After a reasonable amount of time and effort by several people the community site is now live and available at http://people.apache.org/.
I’m very glad it’s made it to, what should be, it’s final resting place. The automatic generation script seems to be working well and we have 136 committers now listed. Maybe now it’s in an [...]

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I’ve been spending a bit of time recently getting the committers information on asylum working correctly in preperation for it’s move. Sebb has been keeping me honest by catching a lot of minor problems and pointing out IE issues that happily pass me by as Firefox is my browser of choice.
One thing that has started [...]

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Ben’s post says it all.
This page is useful to assist you in opting out
In case you were wondering, I’ve chosen not to.

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