Living Open Source

Well, I got playing with Carrara’s physics engine while thinking about Beijing and its Olympic rings.

As the world turns its attention towards China, the latest reports suggest that rather than improving, human rights issues are actually getting worse.

The kingdom of God is to be sought out like the finest of pearls. One of Jesus’s artful stories told in this week’s lectionary: Matthew 13:44-52

Post revisions; an improved Press-It function; support for Gears to blog at high speed; captions for your images. Check out this video showing off these great new features.

MPs have just spent £3 million of my hard earned cash redesigning the UK parliamentary website! You might expect it to look awesome for that money. But it is horrible!

I’ve just sent the day without any internet connection. No, this was not some new spiritual discipline, (though perhaps I should do it more often) it was the result of a loss of broadband connection. After several hours rebooting my router and reconfiguring my PC, I resorted to my ISP’s technical support line, only to [...]

To use excerpts from videos in church usually requires you to buy a license, which in my humble opinion is ridiculous. Then there is the whole problem with queuing up the DVD to play and finding you’ve got it in the wrong place and instead of showing the desired clip, you show something highly unsuitable [...]