ShootTokyo: The Book!
Dave Powell has launched a Kickstarter project for his first book based on the wonderful photos he shares on ShootTokyo.
If you enjoy photography, I highly recommend checking this out. His boundless enthusiasm and energy is infectious!
The stark contrast between management of Windows and Ubuntu
Some slightly rambling thoughts on the extremely contrasting Ubuntu and Windows methods of keeping your operating system and associated software up to date.
TL;DR Ubuntu offers a far superior experience.
Cages Torn Open
Starting on Tuesday 13th May in Phnom Penh, this cultural event is not to be missed.
Cambodian artist Chhan Dina presents a fantastic collection of sculptures and paintings at Meta House.
Open your creative side this week
If you’re living in Phnom Penh and want to free some of your untapped creativity, there’s no better place to start than my girlfriend’s upcoming evening art course at the Phnom Penh Community College.
Internet Explorer: Adding insult to injury
This morning I happened to see Microsoft claiming that modern.ie has saved developers 1,000,000 hours of work. Are they kidding us?
It appears to be time for another rant…
Ambient-ish podcast for your listening pleasure
A free mix set recorded at Invisible Agent’s monthly Swagger night at Meta House. It’s over four and half hours long and will introduce you to lots of quality ambient electronic music. Great for peace of mind whilst working!
Bring me your innovation. Omnomnom.
Amazon have just bought a digital comics service I was really quite happy with. Suddenly I’m not supporting the little guy any more.
Last FM New Releases RSS Feed
Are you always missing the latest releases from your favourite musicians?
You can make sure to not miss another album launch by using last.fm’s “new releases” section, what’s more you can have it automatically pop up in your favourite feed reader using this simple tip.
PHPSpec – Defining custom inline matchers
At first I didn’t get PHPSpec’s “inline matchers” but have since discovered how to use them for matching custom conditions in your tests.
It’s amazing how far a few simple examples will take you, and thanks to kind-hearted folk on the net, I’ve had my eyes opened and hopefully can provide some useful examples for other people.
