Posted in church, technology, web on Aug 11th, 2008
You could run your whole church off Google apps, I reckon. Docs, Calendar, Groups, Gmail. It’s all very tidy. There’s just that security issue, you know?
Google Calendar is cool, though. I’ve just set up a draft calendar for our church, Gereja Kristen Pelita. Church members can view the calendar online, on the GKP site when [...]
Posted in web on Aug 10th, 2008
They have the program available on the website in .ics format for iCal, so you can download the time straight into your calendar app (on Mac).
I love when people do this kind of thing—they could easily not do it, but someone pushes it anyway.
There’s some sort of major sporting event kicking off tonight (Teak—write something acerbic, will you please),
Apparently, someone hacked the official Olympics site, although I haven’t found any screenshots of what they did (make headlines orange. Wow—don’t hold back, guys.)
Now it looks like the Chinese (or someone) has hacked the protest site associated with the [...]
Posted in family and friends, web on Aug 5th, 2008
My mate Sam, got snapped by the Google truck.
How good would it be if everyone used LibraryThing?
Here’s my catalogue.
Generally, we Christians buy a lot of books—let’s share.
Posted in site business, web on Aug 1st, 2008
There was a problem with the links thing in our sidebar, but I think I’ve fixed it.
In case you didn’t know, we use Delicious, which has just revamped it’s website and system. Heaps better. Even with all the fancy bookmarking features in Firefox 3, I still use Delicious for everything. It’s fantastic.
Posted in web on Jul 2nd, 2008
I’m glad this article begins with a simple, “No.”
It also includes these curious subheadings: “Forgive them, for they don’t know what they do” and “But I can force visitors to stay on my site, right?”
Again… no.
Posted in web on Jun 18th, 2008
If you haven’t already, download it and be part of the record making attempt.
Posted in anglicanism, web on Jun 16th, 2008
You, Miers? You, Thommo?
Someone has to put their hand up.
Wha?? GAFCON website (I love that they got the term hapax legomenon in there on their website).
More on GAFCON from Sydney Anglicans.
Posted in baby, site business, web on Jun 5th, 2008
Rainy days call for creativity when amusing a toddler. The park is not an option.
Like her father, Cordie loves a bit of computer game action, so I’m on the hunt for free games. Since Ben’s copy of Call of Duty 4 is not what you’d call “age appropriate”, I’ve been sampling the web. My [...]
Posted in technology, web on May 30th, 2008
Mozilla (creators of Firefox) are planning to attempt to break the record for the most downloaded software in 24hours. The attempt will be made when Firefox 3 is released sometime in June, and they’re asking for ‘pledges’ (weird) from people, that they’ll download the software when it comes out.
I’m doing an essay on Psalms over the next couple of months, which hopefully I’ll get to posting about at some stage.
In the mean time, I’d like to recommend two books. The first is the sequel to one of the best books on the Bible I’ve ever read. The first one was The Art of [...]
