Monthly Archives: August 2010

Two-What preferred

Thanks to Antony Green of the AB (friggin’) C (emphasis mine): The reality of forming government in the newly elected House of Representatives depends on those eight elected members, but the AEC’s total of 2-party preferred vote currently excludes all … Continue reading

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AUC /dev/world/2010 — I’m Presenting!

AUC /dev/world/2010, the Apple University Consortium’s conference for developers working on or with Mac or iOS devices is on again this year, on the 28th and 29th of September, in Melbourne.  Last year I presented a talk, and ran the … Continue reading

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A Manifesto

I believe: That I have no right to tell you who to vote for. That I have no reason to tell you who to vote for. That my opinion is just that: an opinion. That everyone’s vote counts. That voting … Continue reading

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