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January 19, 2009
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August 29, 2008
Where do you do your accounting?
This might be fun. Send us a photo of where you use Xero. We’ll come up with a prize for the best photo. – Rod Drury.
My photo is below…
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January 7, 2008
Data portability
To put all existing technologies and initiatives in context to create a reference design for end-to-end Data Portability. To promote that design to the developer, vendor and end-user community.
As users, our identity, photos, videos and other forms of personal data should be discoverable by, and shared between our chosen tools or vendors. We need a DHCP for Identity. A distributed File System for data. The technologies already exist, we simply need a complete reference design to put the pieces together.
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January 6, 2008
Adium 1.2 has been released
I use Adium every day at work. Its late on Sunday night here in New Zealand, but I have just learnt that Adium 1.2 has been released. I’ll be looking forward to installing the new version tomorrow when I get back to the office. In the meantime, below is the blog post from the Adium developers:
Adium blog post.
The Adium team is proud to announce the availability of Adium 1.2. This is a major feature release with a ton of fantastic improvements as well as a a ridiculous number of bug fixes. We’ve discussed many (but not all) of the new features themselves previously on the blog, including the improved Adium menu item and account management features, various and sundry improvements to Jabber support (including SSL certification authentication, server-supplied action support, and discovery services browsing), fixed Bonjour local area network messaging with file transfers, better group chat (conferencing), a completely rewritten Applescript dictionary which should lead to all sorts of powerful new interactions with other programs, and detachable groups. (One ‘advertised’ feature which did not make it into Adium 1.2 was MSN personal messages; development efforts for these are still in progress by the libpurple team. A future version of Adium will have this enhancement once it’s ready.)
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