Well Red

The Archive

• ► 2017 (26)
  • ► September (5)
    • Racism in the Labour Party (again)
    • Search Prominence in Politics
    • Sunset, finally?
    • Paul Bell for Labour Mayor
    • Paul Bell on Education
  • ► August (2)
    • Fair Votes
    • The single market, it's the State that's the problem
  • ► July (1)
    • More on Forest Hill School
  • ► June (3)
    • Strike Breaking in Lewisham
    • We have a choice
    • Manifesto bingo, digital liberty and the internet
  • ► May (2)
    • Digital Liberty, a baseline
    • Tax Fairness
  • ► April (4)
    • Parliamentary Sovereignty's best sell by date
    • Disarmament
    • And out of the traps
    • Register to Vote
  • ► March (5)
    • Fines, Enforcement and good faith
    • The coming Data Protection Officer, needed, expert & independent
    • An overview of issues with the GDPR
    • BCS Legal Day
    • Not so bad
  • ► February (2)
    • The Digital Economy Act (again)
    • Corbyn on Brexit & Parliament
  • ► January (2)
    • Brexit goes to Parliament
    • Why you should be bothered about the Snoopers Charter
• ► 2016 (43)
  • ► December (2)
    • Oi!, You! No snooping on my emails and chat!
    • A note on the coming GDPR
  • ► November (6)
    • Renewing Party Democracy
    • Labour & Article 50
    • Vote for me
    • Dangerous Times
    • Article 50 & Parliament
    • Uber & Capital Abundance
  • ► October (4)
    • Some thoughts on municipal housing
    • Labour's Conference Lost
    • Last Chance
    • Notes from #lab16
  • ► September (5)
    • hashtag lab16
    • Digital inclusions & democracy
    • A second referendum
    • The Brexit Vote & Immigration
    • Labour's Expulsions
  • ► August (4)
    • the same old things
    • What the Courts said about Labour's Rules
    • Labour's Leadership Part Deux
    • The PLP's mandate
  • ► July (4)
    • More on Brexit
    • Here come de Judge
    • The day after the night before
    • Labour's coming leadership election
  • ► June (5)
    • Decency vs. Barbarism
    • The coming Chief Privacy Officer
    • What Europe has to teach the anglosphere
    • Wilby on Brexit
    • Sovereignty
  • ► May (6)
    • RemaIN
    • On Trident Renewal
    • Ignorance is not a virtue!
    • Natter's going?
    • More on e-voting
    • Sadiq for London
  • ► April (2)
    • A target's view of assassination
    • On the coming Robot Revolution
  • ► March (3)
    • CLPD's 43rd AGM
    • Labour's front bench and surveillance.
    • The Snooper's Charter again! :'(
  • ► February (2)
    • Hacker's Guide to Economics
    • Unifying the Left in the Labour Party?
• ► 2015 (46)
  • ► December (6)
    • And now Spain turns to the Left
    • On an informed citizenry
    • Working with others
    • Consequences and accountability
    • Safe Harbour
    • Out of Sight with the Fabians
  • ► November (2)
    • Bombing Syria
    • Solidarity with the people of Paris
  • ► September (4)
    • What do with the registered supporters?
    • A long and eventful weekend
    • Beyond People's QE
    • Labour's next leader, economics, defence and the mandate
  • ► August (5)
    • Dianne & Sadiq for Mayor
    • Tom Watson for Deputy
    • Vote Jeremy Corbyn
    • Labour's new extended family
    • Labour's Human Rights champion
  • ► July (4)
    • It's still the economy stupid
    • My other question to Labour's Leaders
    • London's Labour Leadership Hustings
    • Getting welfare politics right and wrong
  • ► June (1)
    • Jeremy Corbyn is running for Labour Leader
  • ► May (1)
    • Vote Labour!
  • ► April (3)
    • Observations from a Road Trip
    • Britain succeeds
    • learnings of deptford, on the doorstep
  • ► March (8)
    • And so it begins
    • Labour Doorstep
    • More reasons to be doubtfull
    • Labour & Digital
    • The State we need
    • Don't lose your vote!
    • The EU D.P. Regulations falls at the hurdle
    • On the economics of copyright
  • ► February (7)
    • Lewisham Labour keeps its promises, as well is it can
    • Everyone is doing it
    • Digital Question Time
    • Boris Johnson, President of the USA
    • PASOKisation in Britain
    • Banks Eh?
    • Academies of Justice
  • ► January (5)
    • New Copyright Laws
    • The end of (British) privacy
    • Is I.T. a utility?
    • Labour and the Greens
    • Too much power
• ► 2014 (113)
  • ► December (6)
    • Watching Game of Thrones (again)
    • Grandstanding
    • Teaching
    • monopoly in film
    • Britain's over reaching content filters
    • Gordon Brown steps down as MP
  • ► November (10)
    • London Labour in Europe
    • Going to London Labour's Regional Conference
    • Coming Privacy Law
    • I need 27 suppliers? Watching film in the UK
    • Campaiging with Politicians
    • Labour Friends of the ORG
    • With TTIP, we mustn't forget Privacy
    • Big Companies and Surveillance
    • Three Laws, Doctorow at orgcon14
    • Luke Sorba on #lab14
  • ► October (6)
    • The German Commissioner, Oettinger
    • Professionally published again
    • The Riot Dog dies
    • English Revolution
    • Value, Solidarity and Exchange
    • Left & Right Wing Rights
  • ► September (23)
    • Commoditisation killed Sun Microsystems
    • @LabourDigital
    • Help for Heroes & the Sun
    • It's not just the West Lothian question
    • Redbrick on borrowing to build houses
    • Two sides to the coin
    • Say No to TTIP
    • Booze & Borrowing
    • The struggle of the class
    • Song, Stage, Subsidy and Copyright (of course)
    • My old man said "follow the line"
    • Data, democracy & power
    • #dontspyonus at #lab14
    • Solidarity
    • And off to Manchester
    • Congratulations Scotland
    • Independence is not on offer
    • Keep your vote
    • Daten Kraken
    • And FACT goes in again
    • Just a Fan Club
    • Central Govt funds PIPCU
    • Who do PIPCU serve?
  • ► August (2)
    • Stop killing civilians in Gaza
    • What's in a word
  • ► July (13)
    • Spying on Web Mail
    • The gestation of a manifesto
    • You might like to look back
    • pictfor: democracy 2.0
    • An act of misdirection
    • More #drip
    • TTIP is forever
    • What did the IPPR really say?
    • Oh Shit! You mean spying on everyone is illegal?
    • Can they really make Iron Man?
    • Was NO2ID wrong!
    • Cruddas Affair
    • Nails in the coffin
  • ► June (6)
    • That's not why we won, or lost
    • Stack Ranking
    • Cameron's pigeons are coming home to roost.
    • About Political Strategy
    • Spying and Network Effects
    • Don't Spy on Us
  • ► May (15)
    • Sort orders and Strasbourg
    • And the results are in
    • It's looking good in London
    • Painting the town (Lewisham) Red
    • Is a DDOS attack the twenty first century equivalent of a picket line?
    • Voting by Mobile Phone
    • Vote Labour in Deptford
    • learnings from #labourdoorstep
    • Who'll win in the London Euro poll?
    • What do London's MEP candidates think about digital?
    • I.T. & e-referenda
    • Pragmatic Radicalism's Top of the Policies on the Digital Revolution
    • It's austerity, stupid!
    • An internet accountable to private contract
    • Both sides of the jurisdictional fence
  • ► April (6)
    • International pursuit of corruption
    • Policy for Labour on the Digital Economy
    • Time to move on from XP
    • Remediating the Internet's outstanding SPOFs
    • Supporting the EDRi Charter
    • Mega City
  • ► March (9)
    • The death of British annuity providers?
    • Bingo, Savings and Annuities
    • Saving Deptford's History
    • Privacy is a Human Right, get over it!
    • Another brick in the wall of decency
    • Another voice speaks for an Internet Bill of Rights
    • in which I attend the launch of 'A Copyright Masquerade'
    • Not exactly tanks on the lawn
    • Contributing to a fairer European Copyright law
  • ► February (8)
    • Digital Liberty, Labour's Policy?
    • A digital manifesto for Europe
    • The day we fight back
    • Labour Party Reform, and the final word is
    • Privacy and Big Data
    • The end of the road from Falkirk
    • Don't Dump on Deptford's Heart
    • pictfor: the European Debate
  • ► January (9)
    • Surveillance: Lawyer says No
    • Cleaning Up Labour's Politics II
    • Rent Controls
    • Don't (British) girls want to code?
    • Innovative Industrial Action
    • Boris needs a bigger tool
    • Voter Suppression?
    • A message from Hebron
    • Remembering our history
• ► 2013 (99)
  • ► December (5)
    • The politics of intervention in Syria revisited
    • Web Blocking in the UK
    • Destroying Value
    • An iTunes appliance
    • It's guns that made a difference.
  • ► November (4)
    • On Hunt's chances of remaining an MP in 2015
    • Parliament debates the Bedroom Tax
    • Why I gave up on Snipsnap
    • Who watches the Watchmen?
  • ► October (5)
    • Having our say
    • Tough on Welfare, tough on the causes of welfare; it's not the poor!
    • On Labour's new Shadow Cabinet
    • On (Ralph) Milibandism
    • Google deleted five million index entries in a week
  • ► September (19)
    • Beyond simple keynesianism
    • Is piracy really the most important issue facing the creative industries
    • Germany turns Left
    • What was said at the ORG meeting on the surveillance state?
    • Second thoughts on the way back to London
    • Ed Miliband's Leader's speech, what I think!
    • In which I enter the Top of the Manifestoes event
    • Privacy Liberty and security: How will Labour tackle terror?
    • Capitalism and Creativity...yeah right
    • The House that Jack built, or will build
    • Without news rooms and journalists, we won’t get the news!
    • Cinderella, you shall go to the ball
    • Labour's Rules considered by those that can change them
    • The ORG in Brighton with Labour
    • Reforming Labour's Rules
    • Ducks
    • Nokia exits the mobile market
    • Backdoors
    • One injustice righted, and for my next act
  • ► August (6)
    • In the nick of time, a Hero arose (II)
    • Announcing the end of my snipsnap/aws bliki
    • Hyperloop and Hope
    • About the mobile operating system market
    • An honest man
    • Citizens not Suspects
  • ► July (12)
    • Did the South London TSA break the law?
    • Save Lewisham A&E - Hunt's broken the Law
    • Labour's Open Primaries
    • Cleaning up politics
    • What should Lewisham Labour do next?
    • Innocent until proved guilty
    • If Only
    • And so it begins
    • Seamus Milne on the Trade Union's political levies
    • Clean Politics, a bit of Ed, a bit of me
    • Labour's union link
    • Real (Labour) Party democracy
  • ► June (12)
    • London Labour's European Circus comes to Deptford
    • Have the US killed their cloud business?
    • Stable doors and missing horses, tightening up on personal I.T. security
    • A letter to Yvette Cooper and Sadiq Kahn
    • Who wins when copyright and free speech clash?
    • Privacy
    • Can I get there by candlelight?
    • Tim Wu speaks
    • ORGCON 2013
    • The end of economic growth
    • Will US companies keep our secrets?
    • A visit to Hackney to meet Labour's London European Parliament candidates
  • ► May (13)
    • Two political forecast models; a Labour landslide
    • Cameron, Free Trade, copyright and the NHS
    • Vicky Foxcroft wins the Labour Party selection
    • Today, I shall be mainly
    • Some thoughts on the NEC and parliamentary selection rules
    • Last Week
    • Private Members
    • The Tories Dilemma
    • #ivana4mep
    • Distributing ideas
    • Anchors and Whips
    • Modern Monetary Theory
    • This House, or when whips served the Party
  • ► April (4)
    • Hurrah for Feedly
    • Help, looking for an XML widget for wordpress
    • Billy Bragg on Thatcher's Death
    • Blogging the Budget
  • ► March (7)
    • Budget 2013
    • Disgrace
    • We need a Press that serves the public, not just Oligarchs
    • A bad week for RSS
    • Note on the Bedroom Tax
    • Boris in Catford
    • Hugo Chavez RIP
  • ► February (4)
    • Linking is legal again
    • A night with the Open Rights Group
    • Does the Labour Party want "all member" management meetings?
    • Is not just hackers, its leaking as well
  • ► January (8)
    • The privatisation of snooping
    • Was this the new Black Wednesday?
    • How important is postal voting becoming?
    • HMV, a tale of hubris, tax and monopoly
    • Sea Lawyering
    • Short & Sweet...
    • Author's Productivity
    • Can Free Software save the public money?
• ► 2012 (72)
  • ► December (5)
    • Looking back at 2012
    • What's my vote worth?
    • Mrs Windsor goes to Downing Street.
    • Vile Class Warriors
    • Save Lewisham A&E II
  • ► November (5)
    • Police Commissioner Gordon wanted
    • Beneath the Cobbles, an NWN adventure
    • What does Obama's victory mean for us?
    • Save Lewisham Hospital
    • On parliament and the EU budget
  • ► October (5)
    • Fixing my Feeds
    • And now it's Google's turn, this time it's privacy
    • #FreeGary to stay in the UK
    • The Right to Work
    • #lab12 conference diary
  • ► September (5)
    • Communications Data Bill, it's the technology stupid
    • Citizens not Suspects
    • Digital Freedom, broad campaigns and the Liberal Democrats
    • Facebook - Public Identity Assurance
    • The GCSE Farce
  • ► August (5)
    • Mobile Future, can Yahoo! really show the way?
    • Some thoughts about Assange and Asylum
    • The Neverending War on Culture
    • Level Up
    • Labour's Lost Mayor
  • ► July (9)
    • Why Industrial Content prefers the Copyright Act to the Digital Economy Act
    • Let’s take back the Internet
    • Great Freedom splat!
    • Riots
    • They won’t snoop, if you’ve nothing to hide (1985 style).
    • Legal Tourism
    • The Coalition’s EU time-bomb
    • De Grucht, EU Trade Commissioner is on borrowed time
    • Labour, Immigration and Europe, (and Jobs, it seems)
  • ► June (8)
    • Reforming the House of Lords
    • It’s a funny old game
    • Greece, Football, the Euro and tomorrow’s Election
    • The state of Greece
    • Romance is not dead, well maybe
    • Things to worry about
    • Early start
    • That time of Year again, Labour’s Elections
  • ► May (3)
    • La Gauche a gagne en France
    • May 3rd, 2012, London
    • London votes tomorrow
  • ► April (4)
    • Something’s got to change! (In London)
    • How can you commit copyright infringement without copying?
    • The O’Dwyer Case, why we thought linking was legal
    • Code is not Property: Official!
  • ► March (8)
    • Vote for me! I am standing for the ORG board.
    • The abuse of takedown notices
    • Only a musician sees the future
    • The internet is a UK success
    • Copyright maximalists even want to eat orphans
    • The London Mayors and their tax affairs
    • A look at the sources of Government Income
    • Neither the UK, nor the EU should sign ACTA
  • ► February (9)
    • There are tablestakes at the internet
    • I wanna be in the ICE, by the Serious Organised Crimes Agency
    • Was the DE Act a Hybrid Bill?
    • In the nick of time, a hero arose
    • Copyright in the UK, next steps
    • Helios or Janus
    • Search Neutrality goes to Parliament
    • If you think using the internet is marginally legal?
    • The chilling effect of global copyright enforcement
  • ► January (6)
    • Social media is innovating software and systems architecture
    • Turd Polishing, the Coalition and executive pay and accountability
    • Yankee Law, freedom and the internet!
    • ICT in Schools
    • On Triangulation and the Aircraft Carrier view of Labour’s policy
    • Fixing this blog, judicial review, Digital Economy Act
• ► 2011 (63)
  • ► December (7)
    • Unintended Consequences of DNS blocking
    • Why the DE Act is not in breach of EU law?
    • The Digital Divide in the UK
    • Testing Vote-it-up
    • Program or be Programmed, it starts at school
    • No Treaty Change to save the Euro
    • A Nordic morning
  • ► November (8)
    • Sabam vs Scarlet, the People vs. Copyright
    • What am I saying
    • Software Migration
    • And for our next trick, we’ll make the Pirate Bay disappear
    • More on the Newzbin2 affair
    • Three Wise Men, caption competition
    • A Free Digital Society, with Richard Stallman
    • Royal Equality and Digital Freedom
  • ► October (5)
    • Some thoughts on censorship and the internet
    • The Tories have no (economic) clothes
    • Just one more cadre
    • Does QE work?
    • The new ‘delicious’, startup pains
  • ► September (10)
    • Mendacity, Malevolence and a future fair for all
    • Rainbows in Berlin
    • Banish the poor from the electoral register!
    • Liberal Grandstanding
    • Knacker of the Yard finally goes after Press wrong doers
    • A pointless audience
    • Of compromise agreements, and the spreading of manure
    • About Labour’s Conference Members Open Day
    • Good British Universities, again
    • Music Copyright, Qui Bono?
  • ► August (3)
    • Orange, Android and POP mail.
    • Censoring the Internet
    • Wordpress at 1and1, using PHP5
  • ► July (4)
    • Wordpress & PHP5
    • Box Charts in Excel 2007
    • One step forward, two steps back
    • Goodbye and good riddance to the News of the Screws
  • ► June (4)
    • Maybe snipsnap is not the answer
    • On Mayors
    • DE HQ Reunion Barge Trip
    • Upgrading Well Red
  • ► May (9)
    • Using Mail on a Nokia-Orange Phone
    • DE HQ Reunion Barge Trip
    • My snipsnap is back online.
    • Party Democracy, the accountability of Politics
    • Selecting from an excel array using two or more criteria
    • Don’t live complicated lives!
    • Don’t live complicated lives!
    • Sour Grapes
    • Fair Votes, honest and dishonest arguments
  • ► April (5)
    • Reasons Labour should support AV
    • What if we’d had a fairer voting system last May?
    • Say Yes to AV
    • Judicial Review of the Digital Economy Act
    • Adventures in Faerun with an Apple Mac
  • ► February (3)
    • How not to extradite…
    • My first Blackberry, bit late I know
    • Pivoting with medians and filtering frequency distributions in Excel
  • ► January (5)
    • Labour’s new front bench
    • Labour’s new front bench
    • Citihub World Conference 2011
    • Why did Facebook eclipse Yahoo?
    • It just works on Linux
• ► 2010 (39)
  • ► December (5)
    • Using userstyles.org
    • You can prove innocence
    • Pie of Pie in Excel
    • Technorati
    • Hello World, again
  • ► July (2)
    • BCS EGM 2010
    • My snipsnap bliki fails
  • ► June (1)
    • Return of the Fleet
  • ► May (7)
    • Follow the sun, the moon, the action and money
    • Free Wifi in London
    • Copyright, a constitutional right
    • What happens next?
    • Electing a Prime Minister
    • For all your tomorrows...
    • Spellcasting in Neverwinternights
  • ► April (8)
    • Get your own facts
    • Back Home in London
    • Memento Park, Budapest
    • A not so long way home
    • A place to lay my head
    • A week's a long time in politics
    • Bye Bye Qube
    • Real Copyright Reform
  • ► March (8)
    • Copyright Stakeholders
    • Against the DE Bill again
    • Maps and History
    • Wifi and academic freedom
    • Against the DE Bill
    • Panorama and the DE Bill
    • Defeat ripped from the jaws of victory or what do you call two ex monopolists?
    • Perhaps it's not so bad
  • ► February (1)
    • The DE Bill, Mark Thomas and BBC Balance
  • ► January (7)
    • Total wirelessness
    • Arghh! Snipsnap
    • Internet on the move
    • Around and about in London
    • Un-Unlimited BT Internet
    • Scalable Computing
    • Work and Games
• ► 2009 (55)
  • ► December (6)
    • A weekend away in London
    • Cloud why now?
    • Free Software in Europe please
    • Oracle, Sun, MySQL and Monopoly
    • Xmas Markets
    • Wish, Boomy icons and imagemagick
  • ► November (3)
    • Reasons not to 'Port'
    • Filesharing, Economics & Human Rights
    • Why did Amazon take so long to deliver SQL in the Cloud
  • ► October (7)
    • Oracle & Sun & the European Single Market
    • Where are the new developers coming from?
    • Data Centre Economies of Scale
    • Some insights into managing the cloud
    • Plazes
    • Some good news from BT
    • What's Larry up to?
  • ► September (7)
    • Valencia
    • Spain again
    • iMail and BT Connect
    • An afternoon in Faerun
    • Where did the Tobin Tax come from?
    • Beyond http://blogs.sun.com/davelevy
    • Centos 5, first thoughts
  • ► August (8)
    • Free software, fairness and scientists
    • Free, the right price for software
    • Three dimensions of Virtualisation
    • How new is Cloud Computing?
    • Are blogs losing their infuence?
    • Monopoly and prices
    • Back Online with BT Boadband
    • Little Big Adventure
  • ► July (5)
    • Good British Universities
    • Pocket Technology
    • Two more VMs on Virtual Box
    • Shadohaunt
    • More Vista networking woes
  • ► June (4)
    • Does knowing stuff help?
    • Neverwinter Nights
    • Off on holiday
    • Europe's largest supercomputer
  • ► May (2)
    • Ubuntu, Java and Snipsnap
    • Are liberal licenses a better future proofing
  • ► April (3)
    • Open Source in the Public Sector
    • Barcelona
    • Any ideas for hosting?
  • ► March (3)
    • About the Fishworks appliance
    • Open Source, the price is right
    • Squaring the circle, from disruption to trust
  • ► February (3)
    • You can't keep the Spies out
    • Searching europa, is there a limit to Google
    • And then it snowed, a lot!
  • ► January (4)
    • Consumerism & Sedimentation in the IT industry
    • Has Digg jumped the shark?
    • You can't do this without "amberroad"
    • Nicopolis II
• ► 2008 (59)
  • ► December (4)
    • More VNC Lite
    • How nomadic can one get? VNC for all.
    • Nicopolis
    • Learnings from Lyon at ICT2008
  • ► November (12)
    • Managing Tomorrow's Cloud
    • Impressions of the Citie International
    • Can Europe keep up?
    • Visions of Future Computing
    • ICT 2008, Lyon
    • Mobile viewing
    • The EU's Call 4 for research projects funded by FP7
    • The SuperNAP
    • What will the Cloud do?
    • Billing for Clouds
    • Talking about Cloud Computing
    • Tuesday on the night of Obama's election
  • ► October (4)
    • ipint
    • Sun M9000, the fastest SAP platform
    • Smoking in public (in Amsterdam)
    • Beyond Concalls
  • ► September (7)
    • EZweb fast new dynamic mashups
    • Cool Iris
    • Laptop Diaries XIII, Open Solaris
    • What's my tcp/ip address?
    • Multi-Player Diablo
    • Laptop Diaries
    • Wordle
  • ► August (4)
    • And on to Budapest
    • Mucking around
    • Reading Danilo Poccia's Italian language blog
    • Virtualising Sun Cluster, by Mike Ramchand
  • ► July (4)
    • Better Icons in Google Maps
    • HP folds Vodoo into its mainstream
    • Back on the Waves
    • Back in Berlin
  • ► June (5)
    • A European Software Strategy
    • Sailing in the Ionian
    • Video conferencing for free
    • Laptop diaries XII, Python
    • Wireless 3G Modem
  • ► May (8)
    • Outside the box
    • Life without the remote control
    • My Alienware
    • Amazon Recommendations
    • Greece & Google Maps
    • We're all off to sunny Spain!
    • IT security and privacy in Italy
    • Laptop Diary XI
  • ► April (3)
    • A second chance for twitter
    • New problems, new architectures
    • Revolutionary business, revolutionary I.T.
  • ► March (5)
    • Future of the Internet
    • Green and Open, here to stay
    • Are the English giving up with foreign languages?
    • MMORPG, making them massive
    • Hong Kong ...
  • ► February (3)
    • Systems Architecture in Chicago
    • Dave's European Trip
    • Midnight in the oasis
• ► 2007 (39)
  • ► December (2)
    • Brussels: business & pleasure
    • NESSI AGM (2007)
  • ► November (3)
    • Sun, the most generous Opensource company on the planet!
    • We're all in Europe now!
    • Look at what Google won't put in a press release
  • ► October (5)
    • The right to be wrong in public
    • How real is virtuality
    • The biggest wine rack in the world.
    • Sun CEC 2007
    • Monteray Bay
  • ► September (1)
    • EU 10, Microsoft 0
  • ► August (4)
    • Discover remarkable things, in a remarkable way
    • Hot Stuff
    • Microblogging
    • Facebook
  • ► July (3)
    • Enhancing Google Maps
    • No Music in the Car
    • An explosion in New York
  • ► June (2)
    • Sailing
    • Running Python on Windows XP
  • ► May (3)
    • New Business Models for the Participation Age
    • More Futurology, Gartner's "Emerging Trends"
    • Project Blackbox, it's real you know
  • ► April (2)
    • Improving my mind
    • To Firenze
  • ► March (8)
    • Sun's Connected Customers
    • Coming to a Desktop near you
    • The economics of open source in the world of storage.
    • The Future of Solaris, by the man that makes it happen
    • Back in the USA
    • My Laptop Marathon, installing Open Solaris & liveupdate
    • Lessons from Sun Live 2007
    • How much is my blog worth?
  • ► February (2)
    • Designing both sides of the coin
    • FOAF
  • ► January (4)
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    • What is the semantic web?
    • Knowing me, knowing you in Zurich
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    • Sometimes the future ain't better than the past
    • Some machinima viewing...
    • The Future for HP/UX is dull
    • On my way to NWN 2
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    • Transforming my Garden, a picture blog
    • Ground Forcing the Garden
    • blackbox is a video star!
    • What management values
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    • Sun CEC 2006
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    • Building a Yahoo MapApp
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    • The Beauty of Grass
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    • Che Guevara: Revolutionary & Icon in London
    • A bit of personal downtime
  • ► July (6)
    • Vienna & London
    • My personal planet
    • The New Statesman, Episode 2006
    • Is Web 2.0 relevant to a systems architect?
    • Rethinking the 'Labs visit
    • Back to Amsterdam
  • ► June (5)
    • Knowledge & Wealth
    • Once a ravine, now a ditch
    • Devil take the hindmost
    • Travel Plans
    • A visit to the Sun Labs open day(s)
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    • Enron: The smartest guys in the room
    • Watching the English
    • Evangelising Opensource in Edinburgh
    • Food for Thought
    • Open Source, friend or foe
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    • About ITV
    • A trip to Seville
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    • More on Dell's takeover of Alienware
    • SunLIVE 2006
    • The architecture of the N1 provisioning server
    • Designing Data Centre automation solutions
  • ► February (6)
    • A glass half full
    • An epiphany about ZFS
    • Back to SFO
    • McKinsey on strategy, services and product
    • Separating the telco hype from the reality
    • Don't just listen, understand!
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    • Qube Diaries!
    • Implementing Tags in a Database??
    • Dave's Adventures in Qubeland
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    • DynDNS
    • Throughput Computing
    • Friends rewarded for innovating
    • Upgrading the Qube
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    • Why aren't you using del.icio.us???
    • Sybase UK TECHSelect 2005, London
    • Making Sybase Scream
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    • A brand new Qube
    • The Fantastic 4.
    • Viva Las Vegas
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    • Laptop Diary, Linux, software updates and grub
    • Wine & Wisdom
    • The best in the country
    • Sybase 15
    • More soon to be ex-colleagues
    • Visiting Berlin
    • Learnings make benefit glorious blog server snipsnap
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    • The RSS Revolution
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    • Back from My Holidays
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    • Dominic Kay
    • Make it something interesting for a change
    • delicious, tags and community
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    • Yet more South Park
    • Cluetrain Manifesto
    • Urban Dictionary
    • Ballot Secrecy in Britain
    • No Smoking
    • The Hitch-Hiker's Guide (2005)
    • Voting, Blogs, Gadgets, Issues & Belief
    • Why Geeks and Nerds Are Worth It...
    • When is a risk, not a risk?
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    • Wipeout!
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    • Capitalism, Communism & Monopoly
    • Laptop Diaries VIII
    • Recruit & Retain
    • Laptop Diaries VII
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    • Laptop Diaries V
    • Laptop Diaries IV
    • Missing out on Wireless
    • Vive the Daily Mirror
    • Ready, Steady, Vote
    • Consolidating Sybase
    • Blogs, Ally or Adversary
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    • End of an Era
    • Nicholas & Alexandra, the last of the Romanovs
    • Dr Who & Utility Computing
    • Is that a disk in your lap, or are you just pleased....
    • Will CPU trading enable an FX market??
    • 10 around town
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    • McNealy and Best Blog
    • Service Management Facility
    • Searching the Net
    • Sun's Products and Solutions
    • Sun's new utility
    • Management by Soundbite
    • Technology Futures
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    • Predicting Outage
    • Some musings on programming languages
    • Stern, Management and taking Solaris as a feed
    • Applications' Citizenship
    • Everything, Now and Free!
    • Sun's Software Engineering Summit 2005
    • Utility Computing
    • Work Trips & Sun's Software Engineering Summit
    • Real Options & Flexible Planning
    • Consulting! Profession or Trade?
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    • Technorati Tags
    • Laptop Diaries III
    • About: Risk
    • Some language nonsense
    • Dragon's Den & Flying Cars
    • Laptop Diaries II
    • The Dark Side of HR???
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    • Consolidation & Sybase
    • Don't bet on "buyer beware"
    • Writing in English
    • Is it raining out?
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    • Consolidation - The importance of a cost meta-model
    • About Pressure
    • Education, education
    • The wonderful wankometer
    • Trains & Phones &......things
  • ► September (7)
    • Shrinking the Beamer
    • Sugar & Spice
    • Musings on wireless information
    • UNIX Consolidation - Top tips for right sizing
    • Maximising Creativity
    • Australia & England, a sporting rivalry!
    • In Memorium
  • ► August (4)
    • More about managing the professional services firm
    • More about managing the professional services firm
    • Where the real & virtual worlds collide!
    • Sybase commits to Solaris x86???
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    • Managing the Professional Services Firm
    • Dave Levy, Online at last