Next Sunday I will be doing the London to Cambridge bike ride in order to raise money for Breakthrough Breast Cancer. Apparently 1 in 5 people in Britain will get cancer at some point in their life, so its worth supporting these charities.
Recently I have spent a bit of time using Appcelerator’s Titanium to prototype an Android app. I thought I would put up some first impressions.
I have spent a lot of time trying to get the Android SDK set up on Windows XP (with Titanium), but was getting the following error:
If you sponsor or otherwise support the TWiki community you will likely get a fast turnaround, if not you depend on whether community members are inclined to help or not. (Personally I focus on companies that either bring business or contribute back to the open source TWiki project. Your place of work does neither.)
Yesterday, Google announced1 that it will use the HTML5 rel to determine authorship of a web page as it crawls the web.
The BBC News channel had an interesting documentary on Ecuador’s Oil Gamble. It talked about the an oil field located the Yasuní forest in the heart of the Amazon.
Came across this very cool Github Résumé the other day. As you would expect, it creates a resume from based on your Github profile and projects. Heres mine:
I have just pushed out a new version of my Duck Duck Go library for Ruby, which now allows you to pass the skip_disambiguation parameter to a query.
I have just released a new Ruby library for working with the Duck Duck Go Zero-click Info API. It encapsulates the API calls and decoding and populates various objects to hold the results.
