Entries Tagged as 'Guides'
Minimal Mac Menubar (November 30th, 2009 - 931 views)
For the last few weeks I have been working without the clock in my menu bar and it has been awesome. By taking something away you realise how often you pay attention to it, and as a clock changes every minute I was paying a lot of attention! Time is a very useful thing but [...]
Where do the Fitzroyalty go? (November 27th, 2009 - 681 views)
Having spent the last few months living in Fitzroy I have certainly scoped it out and thought I should share some of the highlights.
The hyperlocal web market in Australia is still very young – but every Fitroy local should definitely be subscribed to Fitzroyalty (I suggest doing it with FeedMyInbox (link to my post about [...]
How to run a Hack Day (November 8th, 2009 - 649 views)
There has been a number of Hack Days popping up in Australia over the past few weeks. Govhack was hosted at ANU in Canberra, Melbourne Hack Day was hosted at Lonely Planet in Melbourne (following our pre-briefing session), and the Open Australia Hackfest in Sydney. Matthew Cashmore has run 8 of these days now so [...]
What if you lost your social network? (November 6th, 2009 - 529 views)
Not long ago I posted the Do you back up your most important stuff? post, so are you doing it yet?
I thought I would do the figures on social networks this time – not your Facebook or Twitter profile, but the list of phone numbers and email addresses you have stored on your phone. Most people [...]
What is Trampoline? (October 11th, 2009 - 685 views)
“how to get the most out of the day, including doing your talk (optional).”
Trampoline is an unconference (http://www.scottberkun.com/blog/2006/how-to-run-a-great-unconference-session/) event that is quite similar in format to Interesting*. The first event was held in March and Trampoline 2 will run on October 24th again at Donkey Wheel House in Melbourne. It is always a great opportunity [...]
