January 31, 2005
by Kay
I’ve resisted buying a mobile phone for over two years, despite Dave trying to convince me we need to upgrade the one we share. I keep insisting I don’t need one, and especially not one that takes photos and plays … Continue reading
January 31, 2005
by Kay
I’m fortunate to have an interesting-sounding job description. It changes all the time, actually. Sometimes I rearrange it too. Senior Developer is the main one… but depending on who I’m emailing, I add in Search Optimisation, QA Leader, Maintenance Coordinator, … Continue reading
January 16, 2005
by Kay
Over on the CFAussie list, Jason Sheedy asked this question. In his post he said: I find myself asking, ‘why OO in a web environment’ and ‘how often do you really need to re-use code blocks’? I started writing a … Continue reading
January 15, 2005
by Kay
I’ve been playing with del.icio.us and I have to say I’m hooked. The nosy parker in me is revealed: I just love to know what other people are looking at. I used the tag “blogthis” and was thrilled to discover … Continue reading
January 15, 2005
by Kay
Yay, booked my ticket to MXDU! There won’t be as large a Perth contingent as there has been the last two years, but it’ll still be great. Lots of cool stuff going on. Some interesting topics on the agenda – … Continue reading
December 25, 2004
by Kay
Merry Christmas everyone! I hope everyone who celebrates it out there in blog land had a wonderful Christmas, or depending on timezone/tradition, is having or is about to have a wonderful Christmas. We had our big Christmas Eve dinner last … Continue reading
December 15, 2004
by Kay
Yep, after months – nay, years – of procrastination, I finally went and did my CFMX Certification exam. I got 91%, which means I get Advanced status. Woo-hoo! There’s a whole stack of bad jokes about being certifiable that I … Continue reading
December 5, 2004
by Kay
I clicked through to an article on SeoChat.com called Is the Reciprocal Link Dying a Slow Death? After yet another wave of link request spam this morning (including several for “Christian-oriented web hosting”, which proves they haven’t actually ever read … Continue reading