I’m testing a build and install issue that was preventing me from using the NextGEN plugin for Wordpress. Hopefully there should be a load of photos here from my post-Chicago ride.
and with a little luck, the XML Google Maps plugin will pick up on the gallery and the geotags in the photos
…job done.
It’s a little over a year since I took delivery of my Kona Ph.D., and my aging Orange EVO2 got to put its wheels up in the back of the shed pending a careful rebuild when time and budget allowed. As those of you in the UK will remember, last summer was entirely pup from [...]
Saw this over on Failblog and it made me think about dealing with shark-infested waters in the workplace. Sometimes the best route to avoid painful conflict is just to get the Hell out of the water.
Tags: fail, gentoo, penguin, smart move, WIN
A welcome distraction from the normal stuff today, as I picked up from the press releases that the Mike Barnsley Centre for Climate Research is now officially open for business. Not only that, but Swansea have used their partnership with IBM to stick a new Blue Ice cluster in the research centre for number crunching [...]
Tags: cluster, ENVMOD, HPC, hs21, ibm, Mike, Mike Barnsley, ocf, Swansea
One of the workshop sessions we put on as a group the other week in Munich was around ‘IT Governance’ in Higher Education. John Townsend of Liverpool John Moore’s University facilitated the session by leading us through the current setup at LJMU and how well it’s working for them in managing investment and strategy across [...]
Tags: behaviour, change, governance, maturity
